Check the contact activated by the lift/lower solenoid. It has a function to switch the solenoid current from a strong "Activate" when the arm is to be lowered to a milder "Hold" to merely hold it down. It's on the left side of the tonearm carriage. Martin

It's one of the cases that I'd wish I had here. If I had room and time that is. I've had a rush-in of repairs the last couple of days/weeks. Currently no less than 8 tangentials are in for repairs; 4002, 4004, 6006 etc. but none of them 4000's so I have no way of comparing measurements. There's a couple of different things you can

Welcome to Beoworld ! I agree completely with Solderon29. There are a total of three belts in the tapedeck (plus one for the drawer). If one belt is bad, the others will be too. Belt kits for this model are readily available (from me) and mounting instructions with photos etc. can be included. I've heard of Turntable Basics. Are you sure that the

Reynhorn, Welcome to Beoworld and thanks for joining as a silver member ! The Beogram 1203 is a lovely deck but the motors have started to show signs of age in that the lubrication hardens in them. The motor and speed setting mechanism needs a good service. The symptom of ending prematurely is probably a matter of lack of usage. There are adjustments

I noticed both the email and PM and answered your email. Dillen is me. I haven't given up completely but parts are getting scarce. Martin

Hmmm... I must dig out my thinking hat. Martin

A Fluke is a fine instrument, I have one myself. Not much hint in the readings though. What happened to the 200 ohm from previous ? Martin

This issue is the same as in the Beogram 2400 etc.. We had this up many times, even only a couple of days ago. It's a matter of lubrication. Do a search and I'm sure you will find something. Maybe we should include this issue in the FAQ? Martin

I have answered your other thread. Having two threads running the same issue only adds to the confusion. Martin

Beovox M70 is a wonderful speaker but a headache regarding parts. Several changes of tweeters and woofers (and with them crossovers) in production has been noted. Serial numbers has been noted both with 6 digits and 7 digits. The dome-midrange is the same but there are no other common drivers to the M75, I'm afraid. The woofer will have to be refoam'ed