Hi!
I have got a Beogram 4002 which blows the fuses in the black plastic box near the transformer. At first, it blew the right fuse when the tonearm was to lower. This happened both when doing it automatically and manually. I figured that it could be the electromagnet that short-circuited, so I removed the wires and tried again. This time the fuse didn't blow. I installed the electromagnet from a Beogram 4000 with a broken tonearm, and it seemed to work. Well, unfortunately only for about 10 seconds. Then it blew the left fuse. Does anyone have an idea to what might cause this problem?
Another thing is; according to various specifications the Beogram 4002 is only a stereo turntable. However, on the right-hand side of the unit is a CD4/OFF switch and the sound cable is quite thick. This ends in two RCA plugs, but this is obviously not the factory default. Can it be that I have found an upgraded 4002? Or is it just made in the same way as the 6000 but without the circuits that produce the CD4 sound?
Thanks
Morten