Are you sure that the arm at the front (the one held down by the spring clip) is free to move?? In all examples that I have seen of the symptoms you are describing, the fault has always been dried lubricant on the shaft under the spring clip. The other bearing services/shafts are generally a loose fit and do not bind excessively. Beware.......the spring

About the same (£110) from UK with packaging and insurance!

[quote user="Dillen"] If it was previously used with 220-240V, the fuses will have to be doubled in current rating when put to use with 110-120V. That's ohms law. Martin [/quote] In theory,maybe. I can find no mention of the need for doubling the fuse rating in the installation instructions or the preparation for use after transportation

I just dismantled a late model BG4002 for spares and it had the factory fitted LED.

Well done! It should be mandatory.

Hello and thank -you for responding. Sorry to say that the 4004 pick up arm is not suitable for Beogram 4000. The mounting is different and it will not fit without some modification. I know this as I already have a 4004 arm which I could use. Thank you for your most generous offer which, on this occasion, I must decline.

[quote user="MartinM"] Can now report that the sound quality is much improved, particularly in the higher frequencies which are much clearer, detailed and have a "sparkle" to them. [/quote] "much improved"???????? Are you sure? Or are you not falling for the trend of replacing capacitors for no good reason other than sound

I have a Burosch Laser CD but rarely use it.

Eva Cassidy-Songbird 180g pressing on virgin vinyl. Beogram 6000/MMC20CL via Beomaster 6500 into Beolab 5000 panels.

The RL60.2 and RL6000 are identical, other than cosmetics.