I do! You have a PM. Cheers, Jacques

I've found this , and that —it's still available! I know it's not useful really, but a minter with a defective display is not satisfactory. By the way, I got it for about 50 € (original box, but no transit screws). I had to re-solder three green leds and a few griplets (whatever that means) too!

I haven't fixed that yet. I've got a spare CD 3300 with a good display. Would it fit? What could go wrong in this display? I've checked all the solders. Anyway one only wrong segment is weird.

Well done ! Jacques

[quote user="pagir"] I know that DIN-RCA connectors exist, presenting a separate "floating ground" (). Could it be the solution, if I fix it to the groung screw of the Beocenter ?[/quote] Yes most definitely. I had the same problem on my 6006/8000 decks. Just open the DIN plug and link the chassis to the ground pin of the socket

Thanks Chris. I'll try what Martin suggests, then I'll come to you if it doesn't work.

Bien content pour toi ! N'hésite pas à revenir nous voir ! Jacques

Hi, I'm interested too. Are these the same on the Beogram 8000 cover? CDX/CDX2/CD-3300 CD players? Thanks, Jacques

Hello! It's me again! I've bought a nice CDX CD player but the display is faulty. Any ideas? Thanks, Jacques

Right then. I'm making some progress on this Beocord. I found three shorted caps (ROE types, C102/202; C1) and I now get sound out. The quality is good. Also, RL1 had to be cleaned. But I still can't figure out why IC2 (LF 347N, peak meter rectifier) destroyed itself. It gets +/- voltage, the diodes and the resistors are good, there are no shorts