Grundig Usa Service
Grundig USA customers care contact information like Customer Helpline Number, Email Id, Head Office Address are provided below to help the customers get the services easily. Grundig AG officially known as Grundig is an Electronics product manufacturer which was started in the year 1930 by Max Grundig with its head office located in Nuremberg, Germany. The company started manufacturing Televisions.
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From booklet: Majestic International Corporation.
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| Grundig Portugal Grundig USA / Lextronix | |||||
| Year: 1956 ? | Category: Broadcast Receiver - or past WW2 Tuner | ||||
| Valves / Tubes | 6: ECC85ECH81EF89EABC80EM34orEM35EL84 |
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| Main principle | Super-Heterodyne (Super in general); Export model |
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| Wave bands | Broadcast, 2 Short Wave plus FM or UHF. |
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| Power type and voltage | Alternating Current supply (AC) / 110; 220 Volt |
| Loudspeaker | 3 Loudspeakers |
| Power out | |
| from Radiomuseum.org | Model: Majestic 7035 W/3D USA - Grundig Radio-Vertrieb, RVF, |
| Material | Wooden case |
| Shape | Console with Push Buttons. |
| Dimensions (WHD) | 32.5 x 34 x 17.5 inch / 826 x 864 x 445 mm |
| Notes | not to be confused with model 7035WE which uses a different tube complement, has 4xSW but no FM, and different circuitry. Es gibt auch ein Grundig-Majestic 7035WE ohne UKW, aber mit MW und 4xKW, anderer Röhrenbestückung und Schaltung. |
| Source of data | -- Original prospect or advert |
Model page created by Konrad Birkner † 12.08.2014. See 'Data change' for further contributors.
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Hits: 3801 Replies: 4 grundig: 7035/USA (7035USA); Majestic | |
| Robert Sarbell 30.Sep.06 | 1 Hello and Good morning Philip, I wish to clarify again - and I hope finally - That in my email to you I stated that SOME Grundig radios were sold in the US military exchanges (the PX 'post exchange' for US Army personnel; and through the BX 'base exchange' for US Air Force personnel). However, the Grundig Majestic series Models 'xxxxUSA' were NEVER sold in the US military exchanges any where. They were strictly imported into the US and sold through various outlets - and not SEARS!! The items sold through the exchange only would be identified with the model number followed by the suffix PX. If the same item was sold on a US Air Force installation, it would still have the PX suffix - because the contracting was performed by the AAFES (Army and Air Force Exchange Service). I also know that there were concession stores operated on many of the larger US military installations, and in most of the concessions there could be some authorized Grundig sales outlets in which authorized personnel could purchase some of the Grundig products. An individual could purchase a 'domestic' (inland) model Grundig and return to the US with a Grundig model that was NOT available otherwise in the US. Walter is exactly correct - the 7035WE or typically most any 'WE-suffixed model' will not have the exact circuitry as a xxxxUSA model. Respectfully, Robert This article was edited 30.Sep.06 05:16 by Robert Sarbell . |
| Maitiu Standun 12.Oct.06 | 2 hello robert , i have a grundig of the above model and no,which i rescued from a builders dumpster , , its made from red plastic , with a tape deck and two speakers , ive restored it and have it working fine , except for the handle which was missing , ive searched archives for this model and dont see it any where , wonder would it be one of the spurious sets that have been made of late , allthough it looks like a 70s set and plays very well , and seems to be of excellent quality , any info u might have on this will be received gratefully , fondest regards maitiu |
| Robert Sarbell 14.Oct.06 | 3 Hello Maitiu, According to the google search that I just performed, your Grundig RR340AL is the portable stereo radio cassette player with AM/FM. According to my SAMS Photofact master indexes there is no listing for any of the Grundig 'RRxxx' models imported into the US. There is a web site which lists many manuals, including a few variants for the RR340 series; however, their Service manuals cost $16.95 . . . . . . . we typically prefer to share the technical data on a 'gratis' basis. http://www.manuals-in-pdf.com/advanced_search_result.php?keywords=Grundig+RR340&forward=plist I know there is an RMorg member who might be gracious enough to possibly send you a copy of the tech data for this Grundig product. I understand that his collection of Grundig 'tape' products is 'WITHOUT EQUAL'. I must also add that he has been very gracious to me. Respectfully, Robert I believe he may prefer to remain anonymous,. So, I hope you receive contact shortly. |
| Maitiu Standun 22.Oct.06 | 4 thank you very much robert , best regards Maitiu |
| Ernst Erb 29.Oct.06 | 5 Dear Robert and Maitiu I still don't find the model in our database. Who of you will bring it in? Thank you. |
Hits: 1798 Replies: 0 FM condenser won't turn & broken BC dial cord | |
| Philip Navarrete 28.Sep.06 | 1 My Grundig Majestic 7035USA radio has two ganged tuning condensers, (capacitors) BC and FM . They are turned by the same tuning front panel knob via an intricate but individual dial cord configuration and what looks like a flywheel. The BC condenser turns freely with the front panel tuning knob but the FM condenser does not turn. Its dial cord slips. In the pictures the FM condenser is .hidden under the tube and behind the wheel. Now I went and broke the BC dial cord. So I need the BC dial cord rewinding diagram and new BC dial cord and help in rewinding it. Upon more investigation on the slipping tuning FM condenser. I took the front glass plate off. The fly wheel, which is turned by the front tuning knob, when it turns does not turn a disc that holds the FM dial cord on its shaft. In between the fly wheel and the disc is a kind of material. So what you have is the fly wheel then the material and then the disc. If I squeeze the three and turn the fly wheel the FM condenser turns. So for those who know this radio what's the trouble. Is that material worn? Are the springs worn? What do I have to do? Don't forget I need the BC dial cord also and arrangement diagram. Philip Navarrete |
Hits: 2361 Replies: 10 Disregard-I got what I needed | |
| Philip Navarrete 25.Sep.06 | 1 I originally asked for the schematic which I now have. Philip Navarrete |
| Omer Suleimanagich 26.Sep.06 | 2 Wait a second! Are you telling us that Grundig-Majestics were sold at Sears back in the day? What is the difference between the 'WE' and 'U' models? |
| Philip Navarrete 26.Sep.06 | 3 Hi Omer, Here's the scoop. Any information pertaining to history of Grundig-Majestic 7035WE and 7035/USA whether Sears-Roebuck has something to do with this or anything about origins I suggest you ask Konrad Buckner. I'll tell you how I got involved in all this. I acquired a console radio and I wanted to restore it. Naturally the first thing I wanted to do was to get the schematic. The back cover of the console had the following information. Musical Instrument 7035/USA. Majestic International Corporation New York, NY and Chicago, Ill. The back cover also showed the tube complement, ECH81, ECC85, EF89, EABC80,EL84 and EM34/35. The name on the front of the console read Grundig-Majestic. The chassis read made in Western Germany. That's all I know about the history. All I wanted to do was get the schematic so I could troubleshoot it. I sent inquiries to several websites asking for schematic for Grundig-Majestic 7035/USA. Then I joined radiomuseum and asked for the same thing, schematic for Grundig-Majestic 7035/USA. To make a long story short I was given a schematic 7035WE. But in the section I was troubleshooting the EL84, audio output tube my physical wiring differed from the schematic as follows. The plate in my radio was connected to a 2200pf capacitor in series with a 10K resistor to ground. In the 7035WE schematic the plate was connected to a 4.7MF capacitior to ground (you can look it up). It was then that I thought maybe there is a 7035 schematic, which was listed in radiomuseum that was my radio. So I requested it. That's where I am now, looking for the schematic that matches my radio. That schematic would show I hope the wiring of my radio including the EL84 plate with the 2200pf cap and the 10K resistor to ground. Who knows there may be other differences between the 7035WE and the 7035/USA. So does anyone have the schematic that matches my radio. Also Konrad did a nice job updating the Grundig 7035 and I had a hand in that. Thank's Konrad. I hope this sheds a little more light on this. Please feel free to get back to me so that I can learn more about radiomuseum and everyone. Philip Navarrete |
| Robert Sarbell 26.Sep.06 | 4 Good day gentlemen, I very respectfully disagree that there would have been a Grundig model 7035 console produced for the USA market, based upon 2 separate master listings by the SAMS Photofact indices. NOTE: The August 1961 MASTER INDEX to SAMS Photofacts and the much later listing in 1976 reflect the identical numerical models in the 7xxx series, and are listed as follows. 7000, 7005, 7015. . . . . . . .409-9 7018. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .442-7 7025. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .403-8 7028. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .419-5 7068. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .403-8 In the 1961 SAMS Photofact, Sears-Roebuck stores did sell a model 7035, however, that radio was produced by Silvertone (not Grundig). Sears also sold a few radio models made by the Meteor company and those model numbers in the 7xxx series were as follows: 7000, 7001, 7016A, 7016B, 7043, 7043A, and model 7047 I have found their listings to be quite accurate; and I am also aware that there were a few models sold ONLY through the US military exchanges throughout Germany in the late 1950s and early 1960s. . . . . .I visited the exchanges as a US military aircrew member from early 1963, and occasionally an aircrew member would purchase a domestic Grundig radio (or even the console) and return with it to the USA. Naturally, the 70xx consoles would not have been available in 1963 or later, I referred to them to attest to the possibility of some domestic Grundig models 'showing up in the USA' when they were not 'exported' to the USA. My father-in-law brought a new Grundig 5295 back via US military aircraft. I also understand from many discussions with our esteemed Senior Administrator Herr Konrad Birkner that it is can be very difficult to confirm or deny the technical accuracy of the model numbers for the export markets. However, the SAMS listings have proven to me to be somewhat reliable. Respectfully, Robert Sarbell |
| Konrad Birkner † 12.08.2014 26.Sep.06 | 5 Thank You, gentlemen, for the kudos! Just to inform other readers I would like to emphasize that we record each model from any existing source. (Stable source, of course, not a sole web information which could disappear tomorrow). Ubisoft activation key. As long as hardware or printed matter shows a model, we shall accept it, regardless whether the information contained is correct or false. If it turns out to be incorrect, this has to be noted and as such preserved. Otherwise some times later somebody else will try to bring it in again. Therefore we better do it right away under the best possible control. It does not matter if the 7035 is really a Grundig or not. As long as there is physical or printed evidence it is ok. Our aim is tracability of models, not just the one and only 'true' name. At some time or other we may get the real facts, be it through research or by a fluke. Who knows.. Happy collecting! Remark: |
| Hans M. Knoll 26.Sep.06 | 6 Beide Modelle sind aus dem Jahr 1956 der 7035WE hat die Zeichnungs. Nummer 2037-200 der 7035USA hat die Z. Nummer 2047-100 Quelle Grundig Kundendienst Liste (intern) mfg. hmk |
| Hans M. Knoll 26.Sep.06 | 7 Der 7035USA hat die Nummer 2037-100 habe mich vertippt. |
| Konrad Birkner † 12.08.2014 26.Sep.06 | 8 This may help in the meantime: http://www.radiomuseum.org/r/grundig_musikgeraet_3025.html The chassis seems to be similar , save for LW instead of 2nd SW. It also features Your 2200 pF +10 kOhm, has 4 band tone control (Wunschklangregister), and identical tube lineup. |
| Konrad Birkner † 12.08.2014 27.Sep.06 | 9 Oops, I have overlooked the previous answers. |
| Philip Navarrete 29.Sep.06 | 10 Hi Robert, I think you have the best explanation of who made my Grundig. Since Grundig is printed on the radio my bet is as you said that it was sold through the US military exchange throughout Germany in the late 1950's and early 1960's. Most likely a serviceman purchased this radio/console and returned with it to the USA. I now have a schematic that matches my radio thanks to Konrad Birkner. Also a question. Is it possible I could view the Sams you mentioned to see if any match my radio? I don't want to buy one and find it doesn't match. Do you have those Sams? Philip Navarrete |
| Robert Sarbell 29.Sep.06 | 11 Dear Kobi and Philip, First comment is to clarify an 'incomplete' statement that I made earlier regarding the Grundig audio and video items sold through the military exchanges in Germany. Typically there could be 2 different models sold: 1. those sold in the exchange would have the model number followed by the suffix 'PX'. There was no 7035USA offered through the military exchanges. 2. As in the military exchanges in the Orient, there would also be large facilities wherein the local merchants (whether in Japan or the UK or in France or also in Germany or the Netherlands, etc.) would sell some domestic product lines to the authorized military users. In those instances, it would be possible to purchase a German version of the Grundig 7035. . . . .it would NOT have the exact circuitry of the imported 'Majestic' models. I have been told by Herr Knoll, and I have carefully examined the schematic he refers to - schematic identification number is 12457 and it happens to have the identical circuitry of the 7000USA and the 7015USA. I do not have the complete SAMS Photofact folders, but I will email you the portions that Hans has identified and also send the single sheet schematic. Respectfully, Robert |
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