I am in need of a Beogram DC 3volt motor that runs the platter. I have some parts to a 4002 that I would trade with or pay for a motor. I live in the U.S.A. but would pay shipping from anywhere. John

Well I had good intentions to get some photos on the forum of the table that I have been working on but I am now having some mechanical issues with the tone arm rising all the way to the horizontal after playing. It rises part way to the horizontal position but goes not further. I can manually push it back up so it may mean some work with adjustment

Hello Jacques, I have not forgotten the pictures I just have been pulled away by my teaching at the university and have not been able to get to it. Tomorrow is Saturday here and I will do it then. Sorry I don't have a video camera but you might have been joking anyway. John

Hello Jacque, You do deserve any photos you would like to see, unfortunately the last 2 nights I have been making repairs of a different kind, plumbing which I hate doing. The faucet in the kitchen decided to leak. Unlike electrical problems you end up with a wet mess if you don't get it right. I am pretty good with a camera so what would you like

Hello, I have been recently writing in another post about a Beogram 4002 that I was able to bring back from the dead with a whole lot of help from the great people on this forum Beogram 4002 Not Functioning Properly After Capacitor Replacement . I have three of the 4002 tables and one is now in working order but I would like to fix one of the others

Thanks for the reply Graham, my copy of the manual is a photocopy and is not real clear. Could you tell me if the potentiometer in the upper right corner in the drawing is the IR14 for 45rpm and the one below it IR15 for 33 rpm? In my copy the number looks more like a 16 in the top of the drawing. John

Thank you one and all again. Regarding the trimmers for the speed, I assume there is one for 33 1/3 and one for 45 rpm? If I do at some point want to try an adjustment could someone tell me which trimmer adjusts what? I looked at the service manual but was not sure what I was looking for at, I really am not good at reading schematics. John

Well, I just replaced the capacitors in the parts board and that fixed the problem of the table not shutting off the power. I guess that Martin was correct that at some point I either must have put a plug in incorrectly and did some damage or it was a previous problem. The only thing I notice now is that the table sounds like it is a little slower than

Hello, Yes the arm works as it should but is a little stiff and if I had the other problem fixed with the power not coming back on I would entertain the idea of stripping the arm down and cleaning off the old lubricant and relubircating it. Not sure how to procede with checking out the components as suggested on the main board. All I have is an ohm

Just checked the table and at the end of record play and it shuts itself off but then after 30-45 seconds the platter starts to rotate again and control panel lamp, sensor arm and servo lamp under tone arm become partially lit. John