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Achim - many thanks, we will try 4 turns and see how it goes. Schrottsammler - that is a really beautiful radio!! That is what we are aiming at. Will start a new thread with photos and restoration details in due course. In the meantime - I thank you for your help. Best regards, Richard

Very many thanks Schrottsammler (scrap collector? -yes me too) for the very helpful drawing. All it needs now is somebody with thin fingers to do some disassembly and threading-up. I think that will be me next time I visit. I guess 3 or 4 turns around the shaft will be correct? Thanks, Richard ps. Dad just emailed this... "Hi Rich, That really is brilliant. Yes it is excellent, The broken cord is indicated as (2) Please shower the contibuter with thanks. I was quite distraught when the cord brok…

Hi again - Dad has been busy with pen and paper, and here is a drawing of the broken cord... (hope this works)... Frei_6-3D_auto_cord.jpg It is the drive cord that connects tuning knob shaft to variable capacitors in the enclosure on right hand side of the chassis that holds the EC92s. I will start a new thread in due course to document some other aspects of the restoration, in particular the tranformer replacement which worked out rather well. All the best, Richard

Hello from England! I am very glad to find a Saba forum, and hope the group can help us with a restoration problem on a Freiburg Automatic 6-3D. I acquired this beautiful Saba in about 1998 from friends in Böblingen. Since that time it has been in the roof of my Parent's house. A few weeks ago my Father started to restore the radio. Here is the status now... a) The output transformer has been replaced (Hammond 125E). b) Output stage,including feedback and both tone controls, working well. Very c…