The BG 4000 has a fuse (or 2 ??) inside, that is the first thing to check, if the fuse is blown, check the transformer primary and secondary lines before putting in a new fuse.

Thanks Soren,

I will check the Fuses tonight and see if any of them are blown. 

BeoWaff wrote:

I received a Beogram 4000 with a Beomaster 4000 for Christmas from a very lovely girlfriend!

Great girlfriend !  :-)

Hi Soren,

I finally had a chance to look into the fuse problem with my beogram 4000, I found one of the fuses was blown. 

I had a look at the transformer primary and even had a new plug rewired as the old one looked vintage. 

The only problem is i need to know what the replacement fuse is? it has T250/250 on it, does that mean i need a 2.5A fuse to replace?

Thanks in advance.

No, 250mA slow

Leslie wrote:

No, 250mA slow

Depending on where you BG was sold, you have a US or EU type of fuse, bring it with you the shop, to get the right one, and buy at least 2 pieces.

If the fuse blow again, you will have to check for failures, best to start up with a dim bulb tester, that will save fuses.

Thanks :)

It was originally from the UK, I will buy a few of them as spares.

Thanks