Here's the deal as I see it. I live in the USA. We no longer have trained factory workers or people interested in working for what they believe are "slave" wages. I have friends in many European countries and they tell me they have the same problems. The only people who are willing to work in factories are the up and coming people who

I've been looking all over for another Terminal 3300. I only see them when they are paired with a Beomaster 3300. I know a Beolink 1000 will work, but I wanted to keep the set complete. If you know of a Terminal 3300 for sale, let me know. It's got to be cheaper than buying a battery every 2 weeks. I'll try cleaning the board this weekend

Sorry for the delay in getting back to you. Like I said before, no hanging buttons, but there is a constant 16-18 mA draw on the battery. This stays constant even when I press a button. It definitely explains the short battery life. I haven't been able to find any service info on the Terminal 3300(at least not in English). Any ideas?

After your posting, I rushed into my bedroom with my camera and pointed it toward my remote, no light. Then I pushed a button on the remote, still no light. Needless to say, the battery was dead again. I replaced the battery and pushed a button and saw the light in my camera. When I wasn't pressing a button, there was no light. I guess there isn't

Is there any way to tell if a button(s) is hanging?

I have a Beomaster 3300, Beocord 3300 and Beogram CD3300 systems that I reconditioned to like-new condition, but I have a small issue. It is not a huge problem, but terribly annoying. My Terminal 3300 remote works fine, but the 9-voly battery will only last about 3 weeks whether I use it or not. I use the system about 3 nights a week in my bedroom.

The only belt I see is on the opposite side attached to a motor. Is there another or is that the belt you are referring to?

My Beogram CD3300 was operating perfectly until recently. Now after not using it for some time, when I push the "eject" button, the lid will not open. It rises a tiny bit, but needs to be manually lifted the rest of the way. I have it on my bench now with the bottom removed, but I don't see any obvious faults. Any ideas?

Jason- Welcome to the wonderful world of Bang & Olufsen. I have your exact system minus the cassette deck. I love the combination of the Beogram 4004 and Beomaster 4400. I have heard from many that this is the finest system from B&O. I too was looking for period correct speakers. I have my system hooked to a pair of Magneplanar MG IIIa's

It makes me proud to be in such good company. I think the Beogram 4000 series turntables are the most striking instruments to pass through the hallowed doorways of Bang & Olufsen.