Here are some photos of the broken hinge parts. If anyone has these, please let me know. 

Thanks!

/  Johan

You will find your parts at some point Johan. When I rebuilt mine I made a photo journal of the whole process. I could share that with you if you like. It is on another Non B&O site however.

I even reworked the remotes. and I have also rebuilt and recapped a few sets of Redline 60's. Also photo documented.

Thanks for your encouraging words, Eugene! Much appreciated.
I would love to see those photos, I'm sure it would be a good aid.
Thank you very much!
/  Johan

Johan wrote:

Thanks for your encouraging words, Eugene! Much appreciated.
I would love to see those photos, I'm sure it would be a good aid.
Thank you very much!
/  Johan

this link should work

http://www.flickr.com/photos/outland1/

Awesome! It's always good to have pictures of things taken apart.. it's easier to figure out how they come out.

Thanks a bunch, Eugene!

/  Johan

but be careful not to catch the Beovirus its a nasty little bug.

Eugene wrote:

but be careful not to catch the Beovirus its a nasty little bug.

Too late, I'm afraid. I think I've caught it bad.
Things acquired in the last two months (before that I didn't have a single B&O or related thing):
Beomaster 1900 which came with two S25s, 2 CX50's (I just refoamed those, and use them with
the 1900 in the kitchen). Then I got a Beomaster 7000, Beogram CD 7000, Beocord 7000 and
Beogram 4500 (I was real lucky on this one, I got the stuff for about the equivalent of < $300,
otherwise I would have not been able to afford such a system at the time), the Beocenter 7700
with MCP 7700 and the RL60s and the SC77, which also was a bargain. Then 3 * Beolink 1000.
And I almost forgot the Beocenter 9000. Finally I got two Innovus RAone dimmers.
I believe that's all. For now. :-)

I use the Beosystem 7000 as my livingroom system. The 1900, as mentioned is in the kitchen.
The rest isn't really used at this point, but we'll be moving to a bigger place shortly, so that's my
"reason" for getting all the other stuff. :-)
/  Johan 

oh dear.... I am afraid there is no known cure .... Marantz didnt work and neither has Tandberg. I always come back to the Beocrack. It is my fix of choice.

Mine started about 4 years ago with a lucky grab off eBay for a mid 80's system 3000 Beomaster Beogram and CDX. Still one of my favorite sets.

I think I have about 50 pieces now. I binged on BM2400's then BS 5000's The last were a handful of Beomater 1600's. It never stops.

Well, it hasn't developed into a problem.. yet. I still can kind of motivate the stuff I've got so far.
I can stop whenever I like, I promise. :-)
But seriously, it's crazy how it grabs you. Never thought that would happen when I first bought that BM1900.
Oh well.. as long as it's fun.. and I do find great pleasure in repairing stuff, so I guess there'll be a steady and
constant stream of stuff coming in from now on. 

Eugene wrote:

oh dear.... I am afraid there is no known cure .... Marantz didnt work and neither has Tandberg. I always come back to the Beocrack. It is my fix of choice.

Mine started about 4 years ago with a lucky grab off eBay for a mid 80's system 3000 Beomaster Beogram and CDX. Still one of my favorite sets.

I think I have about 50 pieces now. I binged on BM2400's then BS 5000's The last were a handful of Beomater 1600's. It never stops.

If you ever need to unload one of those BM1600s, my daughters need their first receiver soon......👍