New to this - Beovision 7802
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Hi all, I picked up a Beovision 7802 at a local flea market a couple of years ago. I had a great couple of years using it with my old Acorn Electron and Spectrum 128k+ when in January - poof! White smoke came from the back of the telly and though the picture was still on I quickly unplugged it. I've owned enough retro tech to recognise the smell of a burned out capacitor! I don't have much hands on tech experience - I think the smoke came from the right of the telly as you look at it ( so on the rear thats the left side). I can't find any drawings or schematics for this particular model. I'd hate to see this end up in a landfill, is it a simple enough repair (if it's just replacing a capacitor I'm fine with that) or is this model basically junk? I haven't seen any of these for sale online so I guess that either makes the worthless or rare! Any help and advice would be appreciated. Thanks
I quite like the orange highlight color they used on the button labels on these models!
There is a service manual of the related 7700-8800 series:
Location: Helsinki - Finland
My B&O Icons:
"Bang & Olufsen - A Life Less Ordinary" // "It's not magic, it's the Bang & Olufsen link system" // "It takes more upon itself, asks less of you. And a natural consequence of this is the simple and striking design. The true harmony of form and function spells beauty in any language"
Wow thank you for such detailed information and the link to the service manual. I will have a look at that this weekend and see if it looks like it is the Rifa cap and order a modern replacement.
And I'm well aware of the dangers of working on CRTs, I've watched (from a distance) my friend repair many retro arcade cabinets!
Thanks again
and it's located in section D1, which appears to be here in your picture:
Location: Helsinki - Finland
My B&O Icons:
"Bang & Olufsen - A Life Less Ordinary" // "It's not magic, it's the Bang & Olufsen link system" // "It takes more upon itself, asks less of you. And a natural consequence of this is the simple and striking design. The true harmony of form and function spells beauty in any language"
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