Greg, welcome to Beoworld ! There are two versions of the Beogram 2400, one has a sloping front, the other is vertical. Which one do you have ? We like photos ... I'm in Denmark and have repaired from all over the world but depending on your location, there may be a tech Beoworld'er or some other repairer near you. Martin

Most likely a small signal transistor somewhere, maybe in the amplifier stage, maybe earlier. You will have to put a signal generator to the tape input (if it also distorts from tape) and a scope to the signal path and see where the signal gets distorted. Martin

It could be a capacitor problem but it could also be something else. Is it drastically distorted or "only just" ? Is the "Clipping" light flashing ? Have you tried swapping speakers to rule out that the fault lies in one of them ? Martin

I don't have that belt but is the belt also falling off when the platter is mounted ? Martin

Often missing and very hard to find unless from a donor Beomaster. The slider is actually 10 separate parts: Two Nylon pins at the rear Rear bracket Window Front bracket Two springy nylon sliders Three fingerwheels Sometimes the nylon pins and springs can be found in their respective grooves in the aluminum dial plate. Martin

Thanks, Peter. The photos are OK. Maybe we should add that a 2-pin DIN socket is also provided for an external tweeter. Martin

Usually, it is not necessary to remove the main board from the chassis. Most components can be reached with a little help from suitable tools and/or lifting just a corner of the board away from the chassis. The lamps are accessed from above, though dismounting the front panel is done from below... A lamp kit is available, containing a full set of fresh

Jeffrey, welcome to Beoworld ! Sounds like the only belt in this machine is actually doing fine. That's the one used for driving the lid. Your Beogram CD X will most likely suffer from cracked solder joints and aging capacitors. All CD X machines do if not already taken care of. The solder joints in question are primarily the ones on the power supply

OK, here are the correct specs for Beovox 1500 (Type 6209): Size: 635 (width) x 280 (height) x 305 (depth), volume 38 Liters. Three-way with crossover frequencies at 800Hz and 5KHz. Woofer : Seas 28/17 TV-GW Midrange : Peerless G 50 MRC Tweeter : Peerless MT 25 HFC Frequency range 45-18000Hz (DIN 45570). Power rating 15W (25W max). Impedance 4 Ohms

I never saw an antenna holder on a BM8000 but I do have the odd part lying around. If someone could provide a photo, I will take a look in the dungeons. Martin