According to the service manual AV RADIO opens the Aux Link socket to receive audio.

I have a similar model Avant and have not got to the bottom of the scart sockets yet! Peter says you have to assign the sockets but this is not possible if they don't appear on the menu! Unfortunately the manuals are not much help, at least not to me. I have not had much time to get down and dirty with it so far but I will get to the bottom of it

darren: Yes they are stainless and very easy/cheap to make. Its just the etching that is the problem. The originals are not etched. They are transfers!

9 LEE: And for the perfectionist - another view... What do we think?!! I think they are bloody expensive! I had 40 pairs of these made about 2 years ago by a local firm so I know how much they cost to produce. £60 plus carriage is a rip off. Only my opinion mind!

If you had several hundred thousand £ tied up in stock/shop and staff costs your priorities quite rightly would lie with selling what you have now rather than wanting to know about or discuss what may be available in the future.

Your first call should be to the supplying dealer who will sort it under warranty.

I have moved several in the lying down position and have had no problems. HOWEVER, B&O obviously designed it to be transported standing up. Let's be practical here. If it is a cheap curved screen then I would chance it lying down every time. If it is a 32RF DVD then I would probably hire a van!

I have tried cleaning with very temporary success. In the end it had to be replaced. It is a fairly standard reley which can be bought quite cheaply from component suppliers or for £20 or so from B&O

Medogsfat: joeyboygolf: I used to work for Philips (the tube manufacturer) and in their Manchester warehouse they had thousands of new TV tubes all standing on their faces! They'll be ones fitted in the early Avants then Graham Smart****!

Craig: Well I have always transported most TV's face down and on a good duvet. Never had any problems with tubes packing up after. Done it a few times with my BV3-32 and a host of other older model B&O TV's. Craig And Brett and I have transported quite a few 32in Avants on their faces with no problems (they won't stand up in my Discovery