Mystery spring beogram 8002 turntable

12 replies

When reassembling my turntable I found a small spring floating in the case. I searched the manual and could not find one that resembled it can anyone help?

Thanks,

Troy

That belongs on the brass screw that adjusts the vertical parallelism of the tonearm.

 

Lee

Perhaps that is why the arm is sitting low. 

I am a proud new owner of this table and there a few things that have been done by the previous owner  that need to be remedied. At least this part is there as a clue. I fear there might be parts that aren't there with no clues leading to the problem.

Thanks,

Troy

Lee,

Can you tell me is it the #507 or 525?

507, it goes on the screw.. unscrew it completely and thread the spring over the screw... with the widest end towards the tonearm.. It's a PITA to screw back on though.... much easier with a strong magnetic screwdriver.

Lee,

Thank you,

Troy

I don't think so. It looks like the grounding spring that goes between the deck and the chassis. I have a picture of it on my Beogram 8002 thread.

Can you link that   thread?

Troy

I will later. I am just on my phone right now.
It's halftime at the game so I am able to look up the thread link. Here you go
/forum/imported-unmapped/beogram-8002-repair
or
BeoWorld Gold Membership card
Join BeoWorld

Register to access the forums, reference material, and exclusive member benefits — including our monthly prize draw.

Become a Member

December 2026 Prize Draw

Gold Members Only

As a Gold member you're automatically entered into our exclusive prize draw — your chance to win iconic Bang & Olufsen products. A unique benefit of BeoWorld Gold membership, every draw brings a new opportunity to win something special.