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ARCHIVED FORUM -- April 2007 to March 2012
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This is the first Archived Forum which was active between 17th April 2007 and
1st March February 2012
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BM 8000 completed frequency display module.
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BM 8000 volume display segment, half completed. The replacement surface mount LEDs are soldered on the left digit segement vs the original LED segment on the right digit. The surface mount LEDs have a plastic lens over the semiconductor. Unless you are able to solder the LEDs in the exact position, the plastic molded cap which forms the digits will
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BM 8000 display module with lens filter removed.
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Surface mount LEDs used to replace individual segment LEDs from the display. The LEDs I used were rated 2.5-3.2 Volts @ 50 mA.
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Gerhard: I successfully redid the entire display on my BM 8000 2 weeks ago replacing all segments with surface mount LEDs. You really need to replace all of them because there the voltage between the old and new leds don't match and more importantly because the display is strobed. The new ones are much more efficient and are too bright. I replaced
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Send it to Paul at Atlantic Systems in Hanover Mass. He is an authorized B&O service center. Derek
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I've got a beogram 400X that has a crack in one corner and some scuffs. It's in ok condition not great condition. With some work it can be made to look better, or if you just want to experiment polishing the acrylic. The back hinge bracket is in great shape. The item is located in the USA. It's free to anyone who wants to pay for shipping
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Hi Martin: I was speaking to some B&O service people about the 9500. They have noticed that over the years they have seen many 9500s brought in for repair due to power surges. In all instances these surges takes out several of the leds under the sensi-touch controls. Have you seen this and do you recommend a modification such as the adding a movistor
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Hi Dave: What parts do you actually need? It so happens that I have a drawing that I made for the entire wood trim because I was planning on making one of my own. Drop me a note with your email. Derek
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Hi: I had a similar problem with hum and no sound from my BG 4002. The problem was found to be inside the DIN connector (connector that plugs into your B&O receiver side) not in the deck. The ground and one of the signal wires snapped off. You can resolder the wires. No need to cut the connector off, the DIN shell can be taken apart. Derek