The buttons on my BM 1700 have gone faulty. They work, that is, switch the unit on but they won't stay on. Volume, Balance, Bass, Treble work as they should but all the others won't stay in place. You have to hold the button down to listen. Any help would be appreciated as a friend of mine has been using it and is now quite disappointed not

I just got an e-mail saying "15/01/09 - 31/01/09" Maybe they didn'y expect so much interest in the book?

It won't be your B&O she'll want to fire up!! Good Luck!

Thanks Derek...I did check but the wires are still soldered on but maybe resolder them again

Thanks so much! I will try and see if I can work it out.

It does have the cd4 switch but no board for it. So you are right Tournedos. Only thing is I have no idea how to find out where is left and channel on the Din inside. There is no sound from the one channel. If I shake the wire I get a loud humming also from the dead channel and then I shake it some more than it goes but then sound only from the one

Please see photo of din plug inside my beogram (apologies for the quality) There are 4 coloured wires and one earth wire....surely thats too many wires?? The Din plug inside has 9 pins???? I've looked at another BG4002 and it uses only 2 wires and an earth wire. I am wanting to change the Din cable on the BG but I'm wondering if its correctly

I have a Beomaster 2400-2 and they are indeed very stylish. Mine also had a hum, actually a terrible hum. It was the capacitors. You have to replace all the eletrolytic capacitors as they dry out or leak with age. It will solve the problem. Its a big job and you need to have good soldering abilities. A capacitor kit is available from Dillen on this

Beosystem 3500/4500

Craig: Glad its not just me that does thing wrong from time to time. Craig Sigh......I can't even deny it....the proof is the picture!