The sync axis is covered by a little srew in lid down on the right side. To get to the motor fuse, you must remove the  lid unter the speed galva, 5 tiny screws.  The fuse is just a very thin wire that melts.  Renew it and see if the camera works then.

Here is a link for a download.

https://van-eck.net/en/product/beaulieu_r16_technical_documentation_spare_parts_and_service_manual-_languages-_english/

Try  this, i Have been working for a long time to get perfect results, and it works.

Umkehrentwicklung des Fomapan R100 in Dokumol 1+7, aktualisiert 18.05.23.docx

Dear Tyler, have  a look at "www.learncamerarepair.com" , youl will find the manual there, first in Finnish, second part in English.

Björn Andersson in Sweden is the technician with the best reputation for Beaulieu.

Try Zeiss Tevidon lenses from former GDR, they cover Super 16 starting at 10 mm up to 100.

You should look for Zeiss tevidon lenses, they cover Super 16. Made in the former GDR, excellent performers.

You can find and download the manual here at the German "Filmvorführerforum", look at jacquestati...

https://www.filmvorfuehrer.de/topic/27399-beaulieu-2016-quartz/#comment-298346

Dear Sam, need your email adress for mailing the manual via "Wesendit". Thomas

It's the filter. Remove the lens, take a cotton wool tip or so, and remove the filter by gently pushing it out from the inside to the ountsinde (c-mount thread). There are two,  one KR15 and a clear one, they are moved by the filter key in the grip.  You can remove the c-mount thread plate before, peel off the black cover and remove the 4 screws. Is easier then. Afterwards for you need a KR15 filter for Tungsten film at daylight. May be, the lengs must bei collmated after the procedure, but in most cases it is fine.

Be careful, ONLY 4,8 V Batteries may be used!! 

 Achten Sie darauf, dass die Kamera nur 4,8 V Batterien benötigt!

De rien!

It must have the gear for the aperture and the zoom. Will work then.

Dear Martin, here is an excellent tutorial by Friedemann Wachsmuth! The Adox cartridges are simple to open, as there is no glue, and once the delivering  core  is mounted and the film threaded to the pressure plate, the cartridge is light safe and  the film can be fixed to the uptaking reel  outside the darkroom.

Tage off the cover of the sync axis  and start the camera without battery, then move the axis carefully with a small screwdriver. Might be dried lubricant, then try again with the battery connected. In case of a short  circuit, the motor  fuse might  be melted.  It is on the circuit board under the speed knob, just a small wire  that is soldered.

...and you can reduce weight by at least 2 lbs.

https://www.filmvorfuehrer.de/topic/29744-bolex-esm-motor-mit-lipo-akku-betreiben/?tab=comments#comment-316011

A lipo 12 V lipo battery pack is working perfectly and easy to solder.

https://www.filmvorfuehrer.de/topic/30346-kodachrome-40-zu-sw-umkehrfilm-entwickeln-geheimrezeptur-von-friedemann/

Yes.

It is a NON RX lens, but you can use it between f 4 and 22 without any problems. 

Had the same problem on my 481 macro. First of all, you must remove the cover with the switches, 4 tiny screws. Remove the plate and have a close look at the contacts, that might be dirty or even oxidized. First step is to clean them carefully, with some contact spray on a cotton wool stick, do not spray directly into the camera!!! Second, it can be necessary to bend the contact (arrow on the right) that is soldered with the white lead and moved by the lever with the plastic cap - just a little bit to reduce the force necessary to move the contact arm. This finally helped to cure my Nizo 481. More instructions for DIY Nizo repair see here: https://www.filmvorfuehrer.de/topic/22741-diy-nizo-reparatur (in German)

The easiest way to get gelatine filters for the Bolex in all colors and for a lifetime (!) is to order this little booklet from Lee Filters. Maybe it is for free in the US, but you can buy it on Ebay: https://www.ebay.de/itm/323904610725

Dear Derick, some R16 have an automatic exposure or and all a TTL exposure meter, so with the battery handgrip it is very suitable for street shooting.  The Bolex is much slower and the spring drive mostly leaves you alone when the situation is on the peak. Have a nice rendezvous with the 25 years younger French lady, you  won't regret it!☺️

Simon, please don't misunderstand me, the Bolex is a mechanical masterpiece and its versatility is really outstanding, but in most cases I go with my Beaulieu. ?