[quote user="birgerbum"] Hi Graham A nother thing that came to my mind why don't you suggest a solution as you are expirienced with these machines. regards jan [/quote] I suggest deletion of all preset programs using the built in test menu as outlined in the service manual which can be downloaded from this site.

Correct, I believe Craig. At least, that is what I have read in one of the service manuals, Can't recall which one!

The problem is usually C2103 on the servo board (module 30 in the service manual). If you do a search on the forum (entire site) you will find a wealth of information on this subject. The same problem affects most of the B&O range of cd players since they almost all use a Philips cd mech and most Philips cd mechs of the era use the same or very

[quote user="birgerbum"] Hi I think it has to do with the timer/clock funcktion try to unplug it from the mains in approx 5 minutes and plug it in again.ore change the lithium battery inside the 9300. regards jan [/quote] @ birgerbum Your universal cure for problems with BC9000/8500/9500/9300 seems to involve changing the lithium battery!

[quote user="Pattabhiraman"] as i close into a deal on Beolab 1 i would like to know if a price of euro 2700 is worth paying for a pair in mint condition (colour green). while evaluating you may also want take in to account the following: besides there is a repair estimate for one of the the speaker is euro 535; the remark mentioned by the

[quote user="joeyboygolf"] [quote user="EOB"] [quote user="vikinguk"] I would still like to know, however, why the bv1 face down option is such a no-no when the consensus view for CRTs in general (non B&O)seems to be that face down is OK. Is it right to conclude tha the concern is about the vulnerability of the bv1

[quote user="EOB"] [quote user="vikinguk"] I would still like to know, however, why the bv1 face down option is such a no-no when the consensus view for CRTs in general (non B&O)seems to be that face down is OK. Is it right to conclude tha the concern is about the vulnerability of the bv1 front glass rather than anything to do

I don't see why there is an endless debate on this subject. The BV1/BC1 is best/most conveniently/only sensibly transported on the boot floor/ back seat of a vehicle at the prescribed angle as shown and described in ALL the documentation and on the cover panel on the back of the TV. There is no other SENSIBLE way to transport the TV. As far as the

60 with 2 children who have both flown the nest.

Just played a brand new 180gm pressing of Dire Straits, Brothers In Arms on Beogram 4500 with MMC2 which has just been reconditioned by Axel. Sounds stunning, especially side 2.