The laser current setting shouldn't be touched unless MEASURED wrong according to the service manual and compared to what is stated on the label on the laser block itself. I don't think the fault in your deck is caused by a wrong setting of laser current. Dealing with the laser current adjustment without proper means of measuring would be playing

Welcome to Beoworld ! Is it dead on all sources (FM/Phono etc.) ? Have you checked the speaker switches ? Martin

Clean the track rod that the laser block slides on using isopropanol (tapehead cleaner) and a soft cloth. Step to outer tracks on a 70min+ CD to access the inner part. Clean also the tiny bearing ball at the left side bracket (a couple of screws to go there). Give the ball and track rod a little sewing machine oil, step the laser block through the full

Welcome to Beoworld ! Any CD player will work, really. The Beomaster 2400 has 5-pin DIN for the tape input as you will already know from your Beocord and the CD player, if not a B&O, will have 2xRCA plugs so a simple adapter RCA/DIN will have to be used. The CD player will be using the same input (Tape) which makes it a matter of plugging in and

I've sent parts to California, South Africa, Chile, New Zealand, Iceland, Mexico, Hong Kong, Alaska and Greenland. Romania is not that far away but if you prefer to search for a suitable replacement or even make one yourself rather than grabbing an original part, that's OK with me. Martin

Hej og velkommen til Beoworld ! Det er ren elektro-mekanik og det kan være svært at gætte på hvad der er galt. Måske en rensning og smøring af mekanikken, måske en elektrisk fejl. Den må nok til service for at komme fejlens årsag nærmere. Martin

The plastic frame is in 4 pieces from the factory, 2 end pieces and 2 parallel side pieces, so from what you describe they are probably not broken. The end pieces are glued close to the glass' ends then the other two are centered between them. I use speaker cement, it will stick to almost anything, including glass. Make sure not to have any glue

Please guys, don't give up too easily. You know why we have the Beoworld forum ? - Namely so that people can help eachother ... nic, welcome to Beoworld ! The transformer; Why do you think it is dead ? If the mains fuse keeps blowing check the capacitors on module 16 (the low voltage power supply inside the cooling tower) and the rectifier(s). I've

Probably a dead processor then. A scope would tell if any activity is found anywhere (keyboard scan etc.) but there probably isn't any. Martin

Hi Ian, welcome to Beoworld We are quite used to see new members first post being a problem or a question so thanks for this different but wonderful first post ! Martin