Has anyone refinished the control "buttons" of a 4002/4004 TT.? The control push-panel is finished in a matte-silver kind of finish. The control surfaces of mine have areas it's worn off of. Phil

All the 4002 files here @Beoworld include diagrams for their respective quad circuits. One of them is likely to be identical.

Martin-your email-box must now look like a clogged toilet: it will have 13 large files of 4002 pics. Sorry for the blockage. I am looking foward to your response and input. This 4002 seems to have the same syndrome regarding the 33 spd lamp blown/bad D6 diode that Meahem reported, an overheated/overheating 1R1 1W resistor off the power supply, and TR16

Martin it's a 5503, #336134, has swx for quad but no board; it has 4 lrg caps by motor-does that mean it's the early 4002 motor? If you can coach me how to identify and inventory the parts needed I probably could do that. As an aside-why don't all the similar caps in the 8002 get replaced? Phil

A week has passed-I just got a DIN adapter and several bulbs to try as the "33" bulb is burned out. Properly connected to my system both cartridges play fine-excellent! And after a little lubing, the arm sevo system is much quieter. All functions seem good. However, if I try putting any new bulb across the 33 circuit, the machine shifts to

I need a female DIN adapter so I pulled the 9pin plug inside and stripped/soldered 3 small nails to a pair of RCA cables and got it going-it lives! both channels. Got a little hum goin on, and I didn't even unlock the transit screws, but she's a keeper!! Whooops-did I say that? Excuse my foolish exuberance-I have a small problem with addictive

Take me out in the back yard and shoot me!! I bought another one-I couldn't help myself-4002/MMC4000, model 5503, $75! Craig's List/4 mi away. It looks quite good, seems to function OK but is a little noisey on arm return. I've downloaded all the manuals from Beoworld but they don't specifically apply to this (5503), they cover 5523

Yes it works, but I scavenged a repaireable 8000 to get it. And the 8000 processor deletes and modifies some of the 8002 functions. Practically not signigicant, but technically a knock-so I bought an 8002 as a parts unit, hoping to get the electronics, and it had water damage which must explain the processor failure in that chassis. Remarkably, if I

I need 8002 circuitboard including the tin "can" mounted on it OR just the can assy OR the 40pin device inside. Also useable would be a can and chip from an 8000 or 6006. Phil Hunt, Long Valley, NJ, USA 973 584 0161

To be honest it could be cheaper to buy another turntable off ebay. Absolutely! Then you could get a cheaper price because you were having 2 serviced at once.