Chris is quite correct re unreliable doors. Could be any or all of his suggested reasons plus the primary drive to each door is provided by a rubber band!! These do go hard with age but can be replaced with new from your dealer. Ask him to order items for the 9300 as these are still on the spares database and are identical. I usually lube the door tracks

BeoSideOfLife: Ok thats somewhat annoying. Could we perhaps put togeather a list of which 2-way remote works togeather with what unit? I for one would very much appreciate it. Btw, if the mcp was used just for BS6500 and 7000, how come that the BL7000 works with BS7000? There are two sets of control codes, MCP and Beolink. It's simple enough, the

BeoSideOfLife: Crap! What differs between bl5000 and an mcp? Are there two versions of 2-way communication? I am afraid there is!!! Otherwise an MCP would work properly with a BC9500 and it does not!!!!

Keith Saunders: That would have been my question !! joeyboygolf: Alex: camshaft: What's the question for the next answer? Probably 'how quiet does it need to be before it switches off? I actually thought it would be "what's the threshold?" But you got the gist Alex!! Do you know the answer Keith?

Alex: camshaft: What's the question for the next answer? Probably 'how quiet does it need to be before it switches off? I actually thought it would be "what's the threshold?" But you got the gist Alex!!

Not a botched repair as far as I am aware. I have seen several soldered spindle motor wires like yours. I think they used a cheaper spindle motor on this version of the CD mech. I remember that I had one of these with a problem with thrust washers on the motor worn and not allowing the motor to turn. I remember canibalising another motor but can't

When the signal level rises above a threshold the amp switches on. 10 minutes after the signal falls below a threshold the amp switches off. The answer to your next question is "I don't know" !!!!

Another satisfied BeoWorld customer!

Once you take the weight off of the bottom of the speaker the cone is held on with a circlip at the base of the threads. This will uncover the "works" but I must admit to never having taken much notice once the cone is off!

Surely it's "grammar" and not "grammer" as in Keith's post??