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Old 14th July 2008, 09:20 PM   #1
Falcon is offline Falcon  United States
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Hi Forum Members:
I have a B&O Beocord 9000 cassette deck and the two belts ( I believe one is the drive belt and the other may be a counter belt ) inside the transport system have been broken and melt. I have a hard time trying to find a source for replacement belts. Any member knows where I might be able to get a set of replacement belt for this deck? Thanks.


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Old 14th July 2008, 10:39 PM   #2
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Martin Olsen in Denmark supplied mine (@$16/set) 3 years back (olsenme@yahoo.com)

Trades on eBay as dillen_de - though the belts aren't currently listed.

Wish I could get my 9000 (and two 8004's) working..
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Old 15th July 2008, 07:38 PM   #3
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Hi:
Thanks very much and I will try to contact him. At the same time what went wrong with your 9000?


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Old 15th July 2008, 08:00 PM   #4
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Bought all 3 on eBay.
8004 - $10 - worked fine with new belts + a 'service'.
Then put onto a cushion whilst 'valeting' another deck - 'off/standby' - morning came - Very Warm..wouldn't 'power-up'..

Got the 9000 - thought it only needed new belts (as above) - but no power to the motor.
Got another 8004 - ditto (they are invariably sold with 'needs new belts'...)

Learnt my lesson - but, potentially, nice decks.. which I'd like to repair - have the Service Manuals - and suspect there is a 'generic' fault that causes these failures...

Possibly heat-build up related..far too much circuitry crammed into a small space....a real 'rats-nest'..

It would be well to lubricate the tape mechanism (rear-section) - which is pretty complex - as some 'grease' can solidify (actually the main fault with my 8004 #1).
The drive mechanism (the two belts) is really a bit of cheap-Victoriana - & amazed it works 'properly' without obvious wow/flutter.

Hopefully you can get the belts from Martin - I don't know another supplier..
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Old 17th July 2008, 06:10 PM   #5
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Recently repaired a beocord 5000 with belt trouble - usual rotted rubber, Used replacements from CPC belts cheap enough to buy eithor side of the calculated diameter and try.

One thing I noted which may help, the melted belt had jammed the main drive and this had overloaded the power supply for the motors resulting in a burned out resistor in the PSU. Replacing this restored the beocord to working order.
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