It would surprise me if the little feet are no longer available. They are found on so many things, also newer things. Anyway, I felt it annoying that the little feet came off so easily so I've used little pads of self-adhesive felt for this. The type you would put under bowls or figurines to prevent them from scratching the surface on which they

Aren't Penta woofers 6 ohms impedance ? B&O have used that trick with other dual-woofer setups, Redline 140 springs to mind. If so, they'll be practically impossible to replace with anything but originals. Martin

Roger, Welcome to Beoworld ! Nice system you got there ! 1 Speaker wires - there are 4 ports which should the speakers plug into? You decide, there are connectors for two pairs. You would want to connect to f.e. speakers 1 (left and right). 2 Is there a master mute for everything ? There are two speaker switches which is probably the reason for the

There are names of colors printed on the circuit board, near each connector. Plug the cable in the connector where the color fits the nearest wire in the cable. Tricky one Martin

Replace capacitors, especially all those 22uF ones, and check those dreadful rivets as it is mentioned somewhere else on this forum. It makes good sense to remove the old solder from the rivets and loop a cooper wire through instead, soldered to the PCB tracks on both sides. Takes time but is worth it. Martin

Is the hum coming through the signal way = from the speakers or mechanically from the deck itself ? You wrote electronically so I suppose the former. The bottom PCB board that houses the power supply and has a cooling fin at the rear is known as a good place to find cracked solders, especially in the rear-most area. That would be something to check

Yes, you need to be an Ebay member to buy from an Ebay seller, but becoming that is easy and free. The belts pictured looks round to me (item 350020950050) and the listing also describes them as being round. I never bought from this Ebay member myself but looking through his feedback I would have no worries doing so if needed. If you still have the

Hello Ville, Welcome to Beoworld ! There's a seller on Ebay listing these belts at a most reasonable price, Many B&O belts are odd sizes and I doubt you'll be able to find it even in well-assorted stores. Martin

It's definitely a fault. The Beogram is supposed to lift the tonearm at the slightest touch of the << and >> buttons. Check the signals around IC2 (pin 8,9 and 10) where the manual lift command is generated from the << and >> buttons. A clear signal should be visible at the output (pin 8) of the opamp, going to the CPU pin

If you mean the battery contacts, a new part can be supplied from B&O. Basic electronic skills, tools and soldering will be required to replace the battery holder. Martin