Klempt Echolette Parts - Transformer

[robzzzzzzzt !]

Hi from the newbie here. I bought a Klempt Echoltte e51 about a year ago which sounded really dull, had a hum issue and generally needed some tlc. I replaced the main power supply electrolitics but then had an accident with the voltage selector and have probably goosed the transformer. Super bright light and bad smells aren't normally desired. Anyone know of a parts supplier for these, ideally in the UK but clearly these being rarer than hen's teeth could be germany or further? I've read of people swapping out original or salvaged for two modern transformers side by side (there ain't much room in there) and happy to lose the input voltage options as long as can get the secondaries of 275V, 42V and 6.3V.
Any help appreciated, Ta

[catalin gramada]

Hi from the newbie here. I bought a Klempt Echoltte e51 about a year ago which sounded really dull, had a hum issue and generally needed some tlc. I replaced the main power supply electrolitics but then had an accident with the voltage selector and have probably goosed the transformer. Super bright light and bad smells aren't normally desired. Anyone know of a parts supplier for these, ideally in the UK but clearly these being rarer than hen's teeth could be germany or further? I've read of people swapping out original or salvaged for two modern transformers side by side (there ain't much room in there) and happy to lose the input voltage options as long as can get the secondaries of 275V, 42V and 6.3V.
Any help appreciated, Ta

schematics
http://www.peel.dk/Dynacord/

...think you may ask for custom made transformers replacements here:
https://www.welter-electronic.de/bau...nder_trans.htm

[catalin gramada]

Here you go: