The Beogram 4002 Type 5513 is turning out to be a popular Beogram in Houston.
Here is the initial assessment of another one in need of restoration.
The dust cover is functional and can be kept for now as the supply of newly manufactured Beogram 400x dust covers have become scarce for the moment.
On the bright side...the wood trim on this unit is in great condition.
The deck panels, platter and tangential arm assembly also look good.
There is debris from the disintegrated transport lock bushings everywhere.
Here is a picture of the Beogram 4002 cabinet with most of the components removed.
I will vacuum the cabinet base out to get rid of all of the loose debris.
The floating turntable chassis, boards, control panel and display panel.
This one is still intact and fine.
I removed the arm lowering damper for cleaning. It also looks it good shape.
Here is the tangential arm tracking detection sensor opened up. It will be replaced with a Beolover replacement part.
The SO (stop) and ES (end stop) switches look to be in good physical condition. They will be functionally tested later along with the arm position sensor and infrared lamp.
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