Hello Ben It is very nice to hear from you too[:) I actually had a discussion about an unrelated matter with Mr Montgomery from B&O Cape Town just a few days before Easter and before I started working on the 4002. The telephone number you kindly supplied with the 021 dialling code indicates Cape Town's southern suburbs where I am also located

Hi Soren Thanks for the instruction on how to post pics. I have uploaded 4 images, one of which shows where I currently have a problem with wiring. Two others show the rewound motor coils and new brushes (profiled afterwards to fit the radius of the commutator tags) and the last pic shows the 4002 before work started. Tomorrow, I will upload two more

Hi Soren Thaks for your kind attention. Thanks for the compliments paid to my city and I'm glad to read you enjoyed yourself while here I will go to your post in a moment. Best regards dauphine

My Beogram 4002 Series 5511. I have owned it for more than 20 years. It briefly played years ago and soon after, started malfunctioning with platter speed erratic and other troubles. this beautiful turntable has been frustrating me for decades and about 10 years ago, I replaced the original 4000uf capacitor with another rated at 4700uf which cured the

Hello Gentlemen I am a longstanding Beogram owner going back 30+ years. My Beogram 1000 was the first 'decent' turntable I owned and I still remember how I swallowed and gulped at the purchase price when I needed to purchase a new SP14 cartridge for it around year 1976. During the following years, I purchased two 1900 turntables, as well as

Hello Members I am a new member from Cape town, South Africa but have owned several Bang & Olufsen turntables over the years. Most of them I have sold or given to friends but I still have a pristine 4002. This turntable has fallen in disuse some time ago with symptoms such as running at odd speeds and various other ailments. Some years ago, I purchased