Featured Post

Beogram Commander Remote Control: Maybe This is the Final Version!..;-)

This is a follow up to my recent post about the redesigned Beogram Commander remote control board, which now works in both (DC-motor) Beogr...

Wednesday, November 23, 2016

Beogram 8002: Replacing the Motor Phase Capacitor

Today I finished up the recap of the Beogram 8002 that I am restoring right now. The motor phase capacitor is hidden away in the transformer block:
This large can is a unipolar 27uF capacitor. It can be replaced with two modern back to back 47uF bipolar caps. I designed a 3D printed fixture to hold them neatly in place:
This assembly is available to other enthusiasts. Just send me a message via the contact form to the right.
After this was settled I went on to replace the two remaining power supply capacitors that are directly soldered to the small PCB that uses the enclosure as heat sink:
I soldered two new capacitors in
and that concludes the electrolytic capacitor renewal of this Beogram 8002.



1 comment:

Comments and suggestions are welcome!