There are some screws to undo at the back. It then slides backwards.

I meant Home insurance - I agree that insurance policies on surge protectors are a scam.

The manual we have on site is missing sections 3 and 4 - this includes the exploded diagrams and parts list. Does anyone have a copy? I can enter the pages into the manual we have so only need those pages; one of our members needs a diagram of the door.

The safest thing is clearly to unplug it - but surely unplugging the aerial will also be necessary. I think the best thing is to make sure the insurance covers lightning strikes though.

S75s only come with the square stands. You want either S60, M70 or even 3800 speakers.

I was thinking of non B&O decks really - however remember that they have disadvantages as well!

It was the first of the 4002 which had the heavy platter and AC motor. I would probably get the 4000 rather than one of these but they are equally tricky to fix. The late DC version is quite a bit simpler and, sonically, you cannot tell the difference.

1. The 4002 is a good deck - it does not have the best record support and if compared to the best decks, has a reduced bass and the top end is slightly veiled - I like the way it sounds though - you can boost the top end with a Soundsmith cartridge if you wish.The 5005 and 7000 are totally different - lightweight and just not as nicely made. They sound

Seems very sensible. Tickets for transport will need buying some time in advance and 3 months would seem a reasonable length of time to allow.

The Digibox should simply attach via a SCART. If you switch on the TV, then the digibox, you should find the picture defaults to the box. You obviously need to tune the digibox in. Or are you using the aerial socket?