Well, to dispel a common misconception - the motor is actually in your TV. These units are robust, but can fail on occasion. In order to have it looked at you'll need an engineer unless you're proficient with these things! I'm not sure as i'm not in front of one, but try a full reset on the TV if it will allow you (you need to be in

[quote user="Nickyg63"] Lee, would it affect the value of them sprayed? From a reseller aspect whats your thoughts? [/quote] It'd depend entirely on the quality of the job Nick. Bear in mind that spraying them would cover over the Bang & Olufsen logo, which people don't like! Lee

[quote user="tournedos"] After the stuff has been demolished, there are folks all around shouting "why didn't you offer it to me"... [/quote] Human nature. I often get calls from exasperated customers who have made the decision to visit my website to reserve an item they've been pondering over for days, only to find it's

[quote user="elephant"] Some guy bought a new fridge for his house. To get rid of his old fridge , he put it in his front yard and hung a sign on it saying: 'Free to good home. You want it, you take it.' For three days the fridge sat there without anyone looking twice. He eventually decided that people were too mistrustful of this

[quote user="Craig"] I dread to ask what else is been lined up as firewood? Craig [/quote] We get plenty of stuff like this which really, you cannot give away - so it ends up taking the expressway to skipville. Lee

Not one single person. The axe is being sharpened as i type this... Lee

Front panels simply unscrew, but you'll trash the top and bottom plates getting them off as they're affixed with double sided tape which could keep you attached to the underside of a fighter jet... Lee

B&O have been pretty crafty over the last few years... All parts, spares and boxes to facilitate the reconditioning and shipping B&O have doubled, tripled or even quadrupled in price. Wonder why. I had one of their boxes broken down and costed out by a professional company last year. Cost to make - £3.70. Their price £32.82 + VAT

Very expensive.. It's over £120 per speaker even before you've changed the cloth covers! Total colour change, with new speaker covers - circa £350.

... the Prizes in the April 2011 Prize Draw ?