Excellent Derek, thanks for sharing I'll consider that if the problem ever bothers me again - my BG6000 has worked fine now for a long time, but it gets quite a little use.

If you have the platter off but the rest is still there, you have climbed the tree bass ackwards See here for the correct disassembly procedure.

Apparently, the pushbutton frame is also marked according to the model (see "Kø"). (I want to make some observations too )

Panning = the act of rotating a camera horizontally Just so that you know Anyway image movement is a fundamental problem in digital video processing, especially when the frame rate or interlacing is changed (as with most flat panels). There can be big differences between implementations, but no, I don't know anything specific about these Beovisions

It might be this problem .

Both of the things on your links should work, but the price of the bare plug... Of course it will show on the pricing if those are not common over there, but I could buy 10 pieces for that at the local electronic component store (seems to be exactly the same make). I'd burn the difference in gas while picking them up, though I'd never heard

The prize looks really nice, and even has small rubber feet so you can safely display it on a Beogram! What don't they think of? My humble thanks to all who voted, Beoworld, the members who make it so lively, Lee, and the rest of the team keeping it running.

And the box is even nicer in the inside!

And inside the sleeve, a nice cardboard box (as you see I was too excited to carry in the Beogram I brought with me, before unwrapping this all on the garden table)

So I cut through the wrappers... oh, it's from Beoworld!