Try pushing it in towards the tray. Try one side then the other. I wouldn't worry - It doesn't sound broken.

It should just push up. Did you hear anything snap when you opened it?

Is this the model you mean?

moxxey: Flappo The Grate: particularly from trip english who really should know better and does a great disservice to bno's 'dealer' reputation imo with his 'jokes' aimed at us 'customers' But this means we're now attacking TripEnglish! The policy should apply to all. Completely agree - I have no problem with Trip either

Still not completely clear - which bit is not working - the DVD2 or the TV? The DVD2 doesn't open automatically and has to be closed manually. Is actually a Philips. B&O equipment usually has fail safe mechanisms for the lids so don't panic! I guess you are house sitting someone's system! If yours, I would suggest a few things but the

I have no problems with debate - even heated ones, but I don't regard personal attack as debate. 355F is a well respected member of this forum and his reputation was called into question - I regard that as unpleasant. Personally, I think he deserves an apology. He is well known to both Lee and myself and has been very helpful to the forum in the

On the subject of the 9000 CD mechanism, has anyone tried a Naim like puck in a broken one?

Check the DIN plug of the Beogram - I wonder if the connection to the casing of the plug has become loose. Does it hum if you disconnect the Beogram?

Goodness - what an unpleasant thread. I know 355F has had much B&O and I am sure will continue to buy it - sometimes despite his better judgement! B&O had advantages and disadvantages - unfortunately they are competing in the fast moving area of flat screens where the avarage life of other make models is measured in weeks as far as I can see

B&O do a cable just for this purpose. Your dealer should have it. I have seen Beolab 5s used in this way!!