You can purchase this kit from any B&O dealer, however most dealers do not appear to be aware of these kits. Where are you located ?

Lars, Well just 5 minutes ago I answered someone else with RF issues with their Beocom 6000 and based on your overview I think you have the same problem which I have to say is quite common. Have a look at my response HERE and come back to me if you think it is not your problem.

Based on your answers, I would say that you have an RF chip failure after a period of it being intermittent. The failure of the RF chip in the Mark I handsets is quite common and the chips are no longer available. However B&O make a repair kit part number 3455103 for about £50 or 80 Euros which includes the following items:- This will make

Lars, There is really only two major differences between the Mark I and Mark II Beocentre 6-23 The LCD screen is different where the contrast ratio on the Mark I was 800:1, with the new screen it is now 1200:1 The Mark I was NOT HD ready, you could purchase a kit to make it HD ready, but I would be surprised if many people purchased the upgrade. Mark

Lars, The Beocentre 6-23 on the other hand is into its second generation meaning the current units are Mark II. I have one in my gym with Dab which works well for that envirnoment. If you intend to purchase a Beocentre 6-23 I would go for the newer version.

I would be surprised if the IR is at fault and even if a Service Manual existed which I think is most unlikely, it would not help you, because any faulty part would require the small round board to be replaced. Assuming it was working and you did not change the configuration in any way, then I suggest you test it on another unit (example Beolink Passive

I understand that version 4.0 fixes quite a few issues and the following are some I have heard about:- If Timer recordings overlap, the wrong channel is recorded on DVD 2 Continously changes speaker mode from 1 to 3 and back again without user intervention. Cannot store maximum volume, if BtB module is fitted Stand cannot turn all the way to the left

Lars, The Beovision 6-22 had a production life from the end of 2003 to June 2006 and there was only ever one version.

In the B&O presentation of hotels with their products the following are listed in the UK: Watley Manor, Malmesbury The Forbury Hotel, Reading Seahall Hall, Durham Crazy Bear, Oxford One The Aldwych, London The May Fair Hotel, London Cotswold House, Chipping Campden

Today, some additions were made to the Beo5 FAQ in particular related to using CNTL_X commands