Yeah, please let us all know what they say. I'm having the same trouble with mine, and I've cleaned everything like you! Guy

Ahhh...O.K. Thanks Peter. I live in Ontario, Canada. Guy

So today a friend of mine allowed me to use her small (size of calculator) scale to adjust the tracking force. It was too thick to fit under the toneare and stylus. So...where can I find a small one? Where can I get the very affordable B&O one? Once I get one, how does one go about doing it with the platter spinning? Guy

Thanks guys! Great idea with the wax! Where does one get a balance weight to measure tracking force? Guy

I'm looking for the clear plastic tracking force indicator for my BG 3000. I got the beogram on E-bay. I'm not sure how it went missing...I can kinda see under the tonearm a sliding weight. I have no idea how I would attach it, because I've never seen one in place. Anyways...does anyone have one I could purchase, AND, how do you put in on

Thanks Graham! Well...I do now see the tiny black demarcations (old eyes). I do not see the clear plastic thing. Is this a piece that could have fallen off, or broken off? This turntable is new to me, so I don't know it's true history. I got it on E-bay, and the seller isn't responding to any further questions. If indeed the clear plastic

Thanks again Chris. I can not find the sliding scale for setting the tracking force. This is the "newest" version (80's) of the Beogram. Do I need to disassemble anything to get to the scale? I went as far as removing the black striated cover behind the dust cover. I see that covering the tonearm and sensor arm is another black cover.

Thanks Chris, I've ordered one of the Soundsmith cartridges, forgot right now which one. So...I'll go upstairs and look for the sliding scale. Thanks!! Guy

Ok, so I've looked and looked, but I can not find how to set the tracking force on the Beogram 3000. If I'm going to get a new stylus, I'm going to want to know how to set it. I'm sure that someone here will have an idea! Also, thank you to Chris for letting me know about the datalink for it. I assumed that you needed two pins for the

Ahhhh! Thank you Dillen. There are two empty holes to put pins into. Where in the world would I find them? Guy