Something like that but I seem to remember that the BM1900 circuit is slightly different. Check the tuning voltage and you will know more. Martin

Locking pin (120) goes through the platter hub axle to hold the gear wheel (119) fitted to the axle. The C-clip holds the whole thing in place, that is when the sequence wheel, the lift/lower bar etc. has all been fitted the clip goes on the protruding stub at the center of the sequence wheel. The large piece of curved wire; Could it be (172) or (174

Those dreadful rivet vias. And if you place the CDX ontop a strong magnetic field like f.e. an upside down Beovox M70 (with the woofer end upwards), the muting (reed) relays will activate. Don't ask how I know. Martin

If you place a couple of fingers on the platter, is it free to bounce up and down and sideways ? And are you sure, that the rumble is only present when playing the turntable, not on any other source ? Martin

Is the Beocenter level ? Is the rumble audible physically from the deck or only from the speakers ? Martin

New belts. The maximum load on the belts are when the tapehead bridge engages and disengages so its typical to see the deck locked midcycle at exactly that point. If the motor was blocked as the belts went, there will also be a minor repair to do in the power supply (light smoke from a fusible resistor at the back of the Beocord). I can supply parts

David, If you read the first post you will know. Martin

[quote user="beowild"] Hi Jakelepeg Why don't you switch the timer off? You can do this by pushing the left and the right switch of your beomaster at the same time. The beomaster will write "timer off" on the display. I hope this answer doesn't come to late... best regards [/quote] Thanks for this suggestion but, reading

Welcome to Beoworld ! Have you losened the transport screws ? Martin

Is it only when you use the remote ? Is it reverting to standby when it stops ? Martin