Andy T.

I too skipped most of the posts on this thread (as I do most Beovision threads) to add my opinion which is this---- When my Avant 32" dies, I will definately get ..................... ........an Avant 32". Andy T.

CWF Brilliant post! Great to know the cassette screws fit Isopropanol will get rid of the sticky stuff (chemist) 1975, guess that's N reg mk 3 Cortina, grossly underpowered for that weight of a car. You can prise a transit engine into it though. On Wednesdays, we run a thread which covers all subjects, not neccesarily B&O related. Be great to

Chris, tomorrow (Friday) is Beoworld monthly prixe draw, so we will be busy on that thread. Perhaps we can work through fixing it together over the wekend. In the meantime, might I suggest you get some Isopropanol (from your chemist) and some sewing machine oil (not 3 in 1 too acidic) I use clock oil, and also some cotton buds (for cleaning ears out

I can't understand what was holding it together, with all those screws missing??? Interesting what Craig said about using screws from a cassette, must verify that.

Mobe, Leave it alone! You'll have the ceiling down. It works by remote for a reason.

Puncher: tournedos: beologisch: I can agree with you on this, but not to my liking though : I've had a pair of Pentavoxes [after I tried a pair of Redline 140] attached to my MB7000 and they sounded fine, but that all changed when I tried a pair of Pentalabs III with my BM7000. I kept them, sold my Pentavoxes promptly and never regretted it; aspecially

There are 8 screws, all the same size, two of which are in the battery compartment. Sorry, I have no idea what the part number is. There are four rubber feet, one on each corner. incidently, I think these are the cheapest item B&O sells 20p each! Part number is 3103328 still available from your dealer. Hope this helps. If you just want a couple

Hi CWF and welcome to Beoworld Are we talking about the rubber feet or the screws that hold it together?

They should be all screwed anti clockwise until they are loose. Are you game to go inside it Chris? Whatever you do, DON'T undo the screws that hold the torsion spring which helps the lid open! It is a sheer b*****d to get back together! Andy T.