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You are correct. And I did correct that just a little later in the video.

Oh! That’s not good. Does not the M.2 appear in BIOS at all?

@@anatticinnorway2883 I fixed it my cpu doesn't support two m.2 😂🥲

Hei. Jeg tar gjerne oppdrag på fiks. Jeg holder til i Skien. Du kan kontakte meg på Facebook/messenger på samme navn som her.

Thank you for your comment and question. I’ve been thinking. If your receivers die this fast, then there is possible something wrong in your speaker setup. I will advise you to check your speaker impedance in regard to recommendations for the receiver. Because no receiver is to did this fast.

@@anatticinnorway2883 Thanks for the reply. I'm not very knowledgeable about these things. By impedance you're mean that the speakers might be too "powerful" for the receiver? With the 3rd receiver (the Pioneer one), the speakers I was using belong to the 2nd Onkyo. I did buy a powered subwoofer because the pioneer receiver didn't have the "home theater in a box" capabilities of the onkyos. Other than that, I don't know how to check the impedance or how everything is supposed to be compatible with each other. Do you have a video about how to properly select speakers and subwoofer for a standalone receiver?

Thank you for your comment. As for this particular amplifier, I had on my workbench as a service and not longer in my arrest. If I on day get similar amplifier for service or repairs, I will gladly make a video from your question.

@@anatticinnorway2883 I enjoyed the video and am interested in that model. Which makes me curious about what it would take to maintain within specs. Cheers

The owner is an acquaintance of mine, so I will check with him if we can do this amplifier for a service video in the closest future.

Hello. Thank you for your comment. As for this turntable, there are no pitch controls. If there is some kind of adjustment for the DC motor, that I really don’t know.

Hello. Thank you for your comment. As for this fix, I used 10 pieces of axial bulbs and some time. Kinda quick fix.

Thank you for your comment and compliment. My biggest fear is to hear the pop and see the greyblue smoke when powering up an amplifier. It happens sometimes that this big hum appears when power up an amplifier I just got on my table, but then I power off at once and start searching for errors. I wish you luck regarding your amplifier and hopefully not too many components need to be replaced. And yes please, keep me updated about your Tandberg. Always fun to know.

@@anatticinnorway2883 Well a bit of an update, the amp is now working so I expect it was the big capacitors not sure yet but the main problem now is apparently there is a gearbox on the tuner which is broken and is going to cost £200 to repair! I told them to carry on with the repair and am now waiting for it to be finished 🤩 When I get it back, probably next week I will give you a full run down of what work was actually carried out.

How great your amp is working again. £200 for the repair of the gear of the tuner? Wow! I’m not charging enough for the repairs I do 😂. May I ask what Tandberg you have? And if it is the tuner for FM or AM? Yes please keep me updated. This is cool to follow.

@@anatticinnorway2883 It's the TR 2060 L and is a tuner and amplifier combined, this one has FM MW and LW. I thought £200 was a good price after researching the insides of it. Seems there is a mechanical gear box on the tuner which turn pots, sounds very complicated to me :) and the volume control is massive!!! ? You people are like gold though! Not even sure if young folk these days know how to fix these amazing machines with all the throw away rubbish they make now. I am so interested in electronics but can only follow it so far, I only recently found out bumble bee capacitors are actually capacitors and would really like to know how you can tell the difference between a bumble bee capacitor and a resistor as they look the same to me and I have tried googling it too! : Might be a very interesting video you could put that in maybe :)

Thank you very much for these kind words. I do this as a hobby and to kinda show it’s possible to bring back old Hifi to life. In regards to your gear for the tuner, it’s not necessarily wrong price. It’s a big job. For your radio both AM and FM is at same axis and the problem is usually for the AM adjustable capacitor. You need to bring it all out of the casing, clean it and lubricate it, and at the same time make sure the display wires will not get out of order. It’s only me be to kind after fixing these gears. When in comes to these bumblebee capacitors. They are called that because of the colour stripes, just like a bumblebee. And I agree is difficult to see the difference from those and a resistor. But when already mounted at the PCB you easily see the difference. The capacitor is marked C and the number, while resistors is marked R and the number

Hello. Thank you for your comment and question. I can’t say what is the most common for this turntable not to start. I find it strange if the transformer stop working. I would check any fuses and the system controlling the touch switches.

@@anatticinnorway2883 Thank you very very much...

Hello. Thank you for your comment. For the spindle platter axis I am using a pressure air tool oil from Pressol. Regards

@@anatticinnorway2883 OK, but what type of oil is it? Regards

It is also called compressor oil. It’s is similar to sewing machine oil but higher viscosity. I experienced that sewing machine oil can be a little thin liquefied.

Himmel 😂 Men sprittusj kan fjernes 😎

@@anatticinnorway2883 ja fjernet det etter en stund. I dag har jeg en SS12, 3400x, 3500x, 3600xd, 9100x, tcd330, tl1210?, hifi7, Flere platespillere, forsterkere, båndspillere mangen bånd. Hvor et bånd inneholder eller har inneholdt noe fra et sykehus. Sente mail til sykehuset i Stavanger og dem spurte tilbake om det er noe sensitiv informasjon. Dem skrev ikke, men laget en pdf fil. Hm. Lurer på om det er blitt internt avvik ?, Nå gjelder det bare å finne igjen båndet. Det var metallspolen det kom på jeg var interessert i å la båndet over på en plastspole. Blir en spennende jakt 😁

Hello. Thank you for your comment. It is hard to tell, as long as I don’t have the amplifier on my workbench. But I should start checking the fuses and the relays. After I would check if any issues in the amplifiers.

Thank you for your comment. Sounds like a good decision, to replace the Sony for a Tandberg 😎

Thank you for your comments and the compliment. Yes it was kinda weird that the terminals did not match. In regards to these two big capacitors, it’s most likely it is the filter capacitors on the power supply. They usually don’t blow, unless something very wrong going on. So first I would do is to check the rectifier and output voltage on transformer. You are very welcome to take a trip to Norway though 😎

Thank you for your comment. I never found the problem, but I suspect the small PCB mounted on the main board. As I understand that PCB is controlling the switching for the power supply. So, if I ever get lucky and find a replacement for that PCB, I will make a follow up video.

@@anatticinnorway2883 I am on the same boat, trying to get mine working 😅 would you consider selling me that power supply board?

Hello. Thank you very much for your comment and compliments. The reason the radio is stuck on one frequency, is probably because the scale wire is broken. It is a hassle but possible to fix. This scale wire is a thread which connects the dial to the variable resistor (the channel selector) and the pointer. I have been replacing a couple, but still not posted a video from it. I probably have to get me someone to help me edit all these vids 😅. I have to admit I don’t have much knowledge in Tandberg reel to reel recorders, but someday I will. I have a few to practice, but as for now I’m looking at them with joy mixed with horror. One day! One day I will dive into this magic, and hopefully post some videos from it as well. I hope you find someone to fix your radio.

@@anatticinnorway2883 I think you would find the electronics in reel to reel tape decks would be easy for you but things like alignment of the pinch wheel and transport is the horror side of things. The heads are bad enough even if you do have the test tapes and electronic gear to do a proper job. The main thing repairing reel to reels I think is knowing the best way to get them apart to access the bits you want to service if you have the electronic knowledge like yourself life would be a breeze and the money and or enjoyment you would get from repairing or servicing them would be a literal gold mine!

Hei. Tusen takk for kommentaren og komplimentet. Når det gjelder platespillere, så snakker vi to forskjellige nivå jord. Det er signaljord og chassisjord. Jeg antar at du bruker en platespiller med RCA og overgang til DIN. Der er signaljord ivaretatt, men trolig ikke chassisjord. Det du kan gjøre, er å forlenge den tynne jordingsledningen og feste den til en skrue i plata under forsterkeren. Alle aluminiumsdeler på Huldra 10 er koblet til chassisjord. Lykke til.

Aha. Akkurat gått fra TR1010 til Huldra 10. Trudde det skulle være en egen designert skrue for jord, slik som på TR 1010. Hadde også hørt DIN ikke trenger jord. Så kunne ikke skjønne hvorfor det kom så mye støy. Men, da skjønner jeg hvorfor. Takk så mye! 🥰

Alltid hyggelig å hjelpe. TR 1010 har RCA i tillegg til DIN, så den har jordingsskrue pga RCA. Det er helt riktig at DIN ikke trenger ekstra jord, for der er signaljord i pinne 3 og chassisjord i kappa.

Hei igjen. Tar du også på deg oppdrag på gamle Tandberg forsterkere som trenger en overhaling? Har en litt sliten huldra 10 og tr 1010 som begge kunne trengt seg en overhaling. Mvh Daniel

Hello Bill. Thank you for your comment. These RCA connectors on this amplifier is PCB mounted if I don’t remember wrong. They should be able to find at any store who has a decent collection of electronic components. You also can find them at eBay and AliExpress. Happy hunting.

Hei, og takk for meldingen. Den kassettspilleren og de problemene du nevner, kan være så enkelt som uttørkede gummideltaljer og herdet fett i mekanismen. Det finnes et forum på facebook men har ikke sett noe sted hvor dette er kommet opp. Jeg håper du finner ut av det :)

Thank you for your comment. That is correct, that touching capacitors can be a risk. As for this amplifier, the capacitors is discharging after switching off, and the working voltage is less than 50V. But if the working voltage was to be higher, I would discharge the capacitors before starting working.

Thank you for your comment and your compliments. I’m totally agree with you that incandescent lamps look best in this machine. Those I got, I buy at AliExpress, since none European wholesale have in stock. Search axial 8V 100mA lamp, and I guess you find them. Happy hunting, and thank you for your support.

Hello. Thank you for your comment. I’m using alcohol for cleaning. But alcohol will dry out the carbon traces in potentiometers, so I normally spray some lubricating electronic cleaner into the potentiometer after cleaning with alcohol, to avoid the traces to dry out.

Thank you very much for your comment. That is correct. As I mentioned in an earlier feedback, was that some things were not included in the video. I’m using a specific anti skate table to adjust the anti skate, when the arm is on the turntable, after the weight of the stylus is set. But that I prefer to do, when the turntable is already placed in the environment it is supposed to stay.

Happy to see other have same results as I do :)

And thank you for your comment :)

Hello. Thank you for your comment and question. I can’t remember from this turntable, but I would be surprised if there were no adjustments for the driver for the motor. Needs to open to get to the electronics to see though.

Mine was a bit too slow also. I have the exact same model, and my solution to the problem was to put a tiny drop of sewing machine oil at the spinning motor. Problem solved😅

Thank you for your comment and accusations. I advise you to watch episode two, where I replaced the transistor and also show the one I replaced.

Thank you for your comment. I have nothing to be ashamed of though. Would it be a better alternative to let the scrapyard get it, than to fix it? Of course I’m not ashamed, saving vintage Hifi from the scrapyard.

@@anatticinnorway2883 Of course, I'm just jealous😜

Hello and thank you for your request. Unfortunately this turntable is no longer on my hands, but if I ever get similar in for a service, I will gladly show how to adjust both arms.

@@anatticinnorway2883 I tried to search youtube for "Beogram adjust the stylus pressure" with no usefull results" Do you an idea for the correct search words? Hilsen fra Danmark....Michael

Please try to search beo zone beogram 6002 service manual. It’s a PDF document where your issue is described in details. Happy hunting and good luck 🤞

@@anatticinnorway2883 Hello! Got exactly this model stored in an attic. I inherited it from my father. I remember it was working many years ago, but when I again found it after being stored away for years it was not working. I tried to get it repaired once, but the guy said he could not fix it, and actually asked to buy it.....I obviously did not sell it. Would you be interested taking a look at it and see if you can get it working? Im located in Norway!

Hello and thank you for your comment. I’m sorry, but if your amplifier switches directly to protect when switching on, then there are some issues in the electronics in the pre- or power amplifier.

@@anatticinnorway2883 ok thanks sometimes it works and sometimes it powers off like the one in the video 🥴

As I understand, the resistors in connection to the output transistors, has an issue. If they start drifting, then you can get the issues as you describe them.

Ok thanks a lot

I’m sorry. I don’t understand

You are absolutely correct. I should have tested to see if voice coil was centred, just to be sure.

That vice I was so lucky to find at a garage sale

Welcome to my channel 😊

Hello and thank you for your comment. That leveller you’re referring to is the anti skate. It adjusts the traction on the arm. The day I made that video I did not have an anti skate record to adjust, so I adjusted it to approximately the same weight as the stylus pressure to the record. I hope this could help you a little.

Thank you for your comment. The reason I’m not using hot air gun for removal, is because I feel I have better control using my Weller soldering station. It’s only my personal preferences.