Beocord 5000 type 4715 too slow

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    Ickxsz
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      Dear all,

      After replacing all belts on my Beogram 5000/4715, the tape-speed during ‘play’ was noticeably too slow. I read somewhere that this can be adjusted by a certain potentiometer. Where can I find that?

      I have the (French 80-page) Service Manual, so you can reply using the images in that SM.

      Or should I first lubricate all bearings with a tiny drop of sewingmachine-oil?

      Thanking you in advance for your reply,

      Dirk

      #46558
      Die_Bogener
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        I would never turn anything around in B&O equipment… only when i exactly know what i’m doing.

        Clean the drive, the axles, motor with alcohol… it’s 40 years old hard grease.

        First clean it, then oil it. Remove the old stuff 100%…

        Old grease and fresh oil: after 3 month you have a superglue. Nothing will move any more.

        #46557
        Ickxsz
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          EDIT:

          Dear all,

          After replacing all belts on my Beocord 5000/4715, the tape-speed during ‘play’ was noticeably too slow. I read somewhere that this can be adjusted by a certain potentiometer. Where can I find that?

          I have the (French 80-page) Service Manual, so you can reply using the images in that SM.

          Or should I first lubricate all bearings with a tiny drop of sewingmachine-oil?

          Thanking you in advance for your reply,

          Dirk

          #46559
          chartz
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            Hi,

            You possibly need to lubricate the capstan motor.

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