Forgot to tell you, when I get kits from Martin he nearly always provide one voltage step higher on the caps, surfing the net and learning I have seen this same recommondation on more websites, and dont forget your trimmers.

[quote user="Evan"]NOTE: The values above are original equipment.[/quote] Hi Evan looking forward to see your work advancing; Did you take the values direct in the BG CD, or from the manual list, if from the list, be careful, its not always the same as in the actual BG.

I will do some trials with these speakers, it disturbes me that I have to wait for spareparts, of course I would love to have everything as close to original as posible and will continue to do it whereever posible, but to investigate what is posible with what I can get locally I will try this. Here the original croosover with the 2 loose coils Caps

Got my spares from Mouser and will start a new thread here

Got parts and will start now with the crossovers, first one speaker and then try both to hear if there is any differense. Pics to follow.

[quote user="chartz"]You might consider posting with higher res pictures though![/quote] Higher res. in pics, hope its enough. Today I went after my missing left channel, first I connected my BS 3000 from aux to tape1 in, to check if it was the reciever or the output stages, well, same failure, no left channel, following the drawing I started

BTW, bought a new Camara just for the Beo pics, always on my workbench and ready to use, and RED so I can find it between all the tools on the bench, Panasonic Lumix DMC S3, recommended.

Pics: Cable repair, the tracks was damaged, I think because of to high heat from earlier repair. New trimmers, I may have to change more, but without tone generator and oscilloscope, how to?? Big caps fitted with cable strap, will do better later. On the back you see the 4 "new" transistors that Martin provided, with which type can we change

[quote user="Eugene"] Good job Soren ... I really like my BM 4000 I refurbed last winter. Makes me want to fix the one with the missing left channel sitting in my closet. So much to do soo little time to do it ll, [/quote] Nice to hear from you again Richard, we missed you here, the winter is here again, so heat up the iron and get going,

Got to it yesterday and today, well yesterday I decided to get a computer and internet to my new workplace, so a couple of houers went to get that up and running. To the work, the small caps are done, and I went to get the 3 big caps into place, as the new ones are maller than the old ones, the galvanized stell band that holds them do not fit and I'm