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A BG4004 owner in Nebraska requested help from me. She is not technical.
If any of you are in that area, and can help her, I can provide backup.
There is no point in her shipping the unit to me in Israel.
Menahem
Location: Jerusalem
My B&O Icons:
Hello Menahem. The Grammophone Shop in Denver CO is our local repair center and they used to be a dealer before the advent of the Beostores. Here is their phone number 303-744 1284 to pass along. Certainly worth a phone call and shipping would be much more reasonable.
Best regards, John
Location: San Francisco
i am in the Omaha area i do work on my own stuff depends on her problem i guess there is a store in the Omaha area also they a small subsity of the B&o but they ususally send the suff to Lincoln or Kansas City Mo which would be close for her
I'm currently traveling the US and need a stopover in Nebraska anyway (I'm not staying on that ******* Greyhound for two days straight again!).
If there is Greyhound station in town I could take a look at it in exchange for a place to spend some nights. 😁 I'm couchsurfing anyway, so why not...
Obviously I don't have any tools, but I've done 4000s before...
You have a PM 🙂
Location: Jerusalem
My B&O Icons:
i sent you a pm
i sent you a pm
i sent you a pm
Who? Me? If so, I didn't get it.
As good as new. 🙂
Seized lubrication indeed. Menahem, you can add another red circle to your manual. The pivot for the lower axle was the main culprit in this case.
By the way, this is another 4004 with the two extra pins in the plug missing. Quite a shame, since it's used alongside a 2400. When can we expect a reproduction? Anyone? 👍
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