Brilliant! I'll order some in. I'll be back in a couple of days, or so.

No 120v present so will investigate on the lower board under the polished panel. Any further help would be appreciated. Die_Bogener has told me that there are some transistors and a couple of diodes associated with the inverter which will need looking at.

Many thanks Cozza, watch this space!

I found this on t'internet. Radfords Workshop is based in the Bristol shop. It is run by Alan Gardner who has been with the company since 1974. He specialises in repairs to all hi-fi and home cinema equipment except vision products (television, plasma, projectors etc). He is especially skilful with turntables, valve amplifiers and anything that

No need for a full restoration. They could probably be going again by replacing two or three leaky capacitors.

Either the timer is set or more comonly the MUTE button has been pressed

I have had many of these in pieces and I cannot remember any type of adjustment on the lid.

[quote user="Leslie"] I don't know Evan, bought them as they are and they look "untouched" meaning original. [/quote]RL1000,2000, 6000 and 7000 all had piano black bodies with a silver line around them. They had black cloth rather than the previous grey. The black cloth is slightly more hard wearing than the grey which was always

I have a Beolink 7000 remote which appears to work now that I have replaced the battery pack. I say appears to work because the blue light is out on the upper display/keyboard. The legends can just be seen on careful inspection and the remote seems to function as it should. Anyone help?

If that is chased into an existing wall, with trunking over, replastered and decorated to match existing then £300 is cheap!