Open the doors and pull the mains out before they close. One door at a time, pull the outer edge of the door towards you until it comes free. Repeat with the other door. Beware.........the glue holding the metal clips to the glass door tends to deteriorate with age. It is a "balls acheing" job sticking them back and will possibly result in

If the leads are ok (check by swapping leads on the good speaker) then I suspect faulty relay RL1 on pcb 03

Correct John. I have used a Quad405-2 with my Beocenter 9000 and it is a fantastic amplifier. At least 100wpc into just about any load. The OP will need a speacial lead which steve@sounsheavenly.co.uk can make up at very fair cost.

[quote user="ed7"] Can we have a survey on this forum??.We used to have few on the last one a while back??!! [/quote] I thought we'd stopped all that!!!

I am sure that the wiring instructions for the eye mention that the supplied length of cable (5m ?) should be neither shortened or extended in order to maintain a certain capacitance . I am not certain just how critical this is. Keith will know better and can probably explain.

[quote user="9 LEE"] Hi all, Our server/hosting company for the forum appear to be having some torrid times. Rest assured Keith is working on it - and if all goes to plan we'll have an absolutely first class forum with no connection issues and extremely fast response and refresh times, on our own dedicated server. Nothing is set in stone

In my humble opinion, the centre bearing is not easily replaceable as it is pressed into the chassis. Much easier to just change the chassis.

[quote user="Mdyarnell"] So my question is this, has anyone actually recapped a CD board in a BC9000 and was it successful? [/quote] Yes and.............yes!

[quote user="Jandyt"] Hi Graham. I'm not a techie, and haven't done any testing, but looking at the dark colour of the PCB, looks like this bit got too hot. Is it a small transformer? [/quote] That is the standby transformer and they do burn out eventually. The symptom is no red led at plug in. Either replace the transformer (requires

Which part do you want?