Hello everyone Success!! Last week I had the time to change the capacitors in the CDX as well. There is a little more work to changing capacitors in the CDX compared to the 8000. The CDX is very compact. If you are not in posession of a service manual, be sure to write down the position of all plugs before unplugging them - it is necessary to unplug

Hi Andy and Peter Sorry for not answering earlier but I have been busy with many other things ... and my email notification had stopped working. Yes, I have experience with soldering and electronics in general and of course that helps, but I think you should give it a try even if you do not have any experience. You might start out by getting hold of

Hi again I have received kits for both the 8000 and the CDX (some time ago) and the guide is very easy to follow. So far I have had the time to do the Beogram 8000 and it works beautifully! Next task is the CDX but I haven't had time yet. Niels Jørgen PS: Remember to release the floating chassis (three suspensions) before trying to open the

Thank you very much. I will do that. Niels Jørgen

Thank you very much for the answers. I will definitely go for the cap-kits and the bad solderings first for both machines. The tachodisc on the Beogram 8000 looks OK. I haven't seen any pattern for which discs the CDX won't read. When it works, it seems like it reads all discs and vice versa. Where do I go to get the cap kits and what are the

Hello I am the lucky owner of two older machines - a Beogram 8000 and a Beogram CDX. I have some problems with them but I am otherwise VERY happy with both of them and would like to prolongue their lives. The Beogram 8000 has problems starting. It goes dead either when accelerating or when trying to lower the arm. After a dead period of a few seconds