So if I get home and the emitter is emitting IR light, then the receiver wouldn't be working. Should I just try and replace the receiver or try and replace both receiver and emitter? I am not quite sure how to get at the emitter as it seems it is inside of the black rubber thingy (technical term of course) ??? Zorro

So after reading the service manual I know for sure that the ruler sensor is not working correctly. If I hit start after a very short time the speed will change to 45 rpm way before the large black portion of the ruler is in front of the sensor. Is this an LED IR emitter and receiver? Is the receiver located in the black rubber looking thing? Also,

So, If I lower the arm manually with the UP/DOWN button there are no permissives for this? I should be able to measure voltage over the solenoid that lowers the arm? Mechanically is seems like it lowers pretty easily with all of the linkage and such. It seems like there are a few problems with this TT. Hopefully I will be able to figure it out with

So, it seems that the sensor for the tracking arm isn't working, but also the lamp for the position sensor isn't working. Martin, is it true that you have replacements or know where to obtain one? I am an electrical engineer and would be able to order one from digi-key or some other company if it was a commercially available component. It seems

After further inspection the lamp on the postion sensor (one under deck) is no longer functioning. What would be a good replacement for this part? Does this seem like this lamp could be my problem with not even stopping to try and lower? (Since it can't find the 33 position?) Thanks, Zorro

I've recently come into a Beogram 4004 record player. When I hit the start button the following happens: The arm starts going in and goes to the end switch position and comes back out to the out position switch. The arm does not lower or stop at either the 45 or 33 positions. If I use the < or > buttons the arm goes in and out If I press the

I would be interested in the beogram 1600 manual if you had it. Thanks, Zorro