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No it's mentioned in the Avant setup manual (English) at the Beo4 overview page. "*Refer to page 59 in the Reference book, Gain access to extra functions via Beo4, for information about how to add extra functions to those shown in the Beo4 display window." new one on me
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Knowledge is power as they say. Some devices can cope with reversed polarity but I wouldn't take the chance. Unless you know if positive is inner or outer your on a 50/50 chance. You could phone your dealer up or would it be a case of certainly we'll let our technicians have a look Sir
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Craig: gk31ax: I love the fact that holding down the standby button turns everything off.... That is what I was going to put. Also the way the light stays on. Very clever. Craig Yes makes you wonder if that was theory or practical experience " who turned that light off!...... crash there goes next months wages!"
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I would guess you would take out a diode but I've no circuit diagram.
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Is the p-mute function in the list only available on later Beo4's mine doesn't seem to have that?
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Someone must have one of these and a multimeter?
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Does anyone have this book? cheers, Kevin
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Both classic faults I'm afraid The spring you could try and retension but it is a bit fiddly to remove and put back together and the plastic tags tend to break. The hinge mechanism may just have come off the spring but can break because the special grease B&O use (to give that smooth open movement) gets too sticky and folks force it. You can
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I do think your right I doubt it's the cartridges. See what the grub screw produces maybe?