First take a look to the soldering connections of the wire from the transformer PCB to the decoder PCB. These might be bad. Check all the solderings on the Decoder PCB. Also check the 33uF capacitor on the Servo PCB, this is also a known problem. If this does not help, it might also be the adjustment resistors for Focus and Lasercurrent on the Servo

Loopt toch redelijk in de papieren. Er moet een vervangend chassis worden besteld, deze moet worden geplaatst, voorrijkosten etc., dan loopt het toch al gauw in een aantal honderden Euro's.

[quote user="Beopatje"] Hallo, Bedankt voor de reactie. Het is inderdaad een scherpe hoge piep, niet continu maar uiteindelijk wel scherp en hoog. Is het mogelijk hier zelf iets aan te doen of moet ik hiermee naar de dealer? [/quote] Dat ligt eraan hoe technisch je bent. Ik denk dat de dealer het chassis zal vervangen.

Ik denk dat er ergens een spoel in de elektronica staat te piepen. Dat is een vrij scherpe hoge piep.

T1611 of T1614, kan voor deze opstelling beide!

What happens if the Ouverture is disconnected form the BV7? Does it still act like this or does it work like it should? That way you can find out if the problem is in the Ouverture itself or if it is in the system. Have you tried cleaning the lens of the CD?

Try AV-RADIO with a BeoLink 1000 and check if the TV starts up. If not, one or more components in the power supply might be broken. If the LED turns green without switching on the screen (what should be the case with the command AV-RADIO) the powersupply seems to be OK and the problem is somewhere else in the electronics.

This is actually a proof of having a good design. Good design is copied, whether you like it or not! So for a designer it is a good proof of the quality of your design. If it is copied, you have done a good job!

Here are some of my favourits. BeoCord 9000 was one of the best cassettedecks ever made! And it still is. Put an old rubish tape in it, record something on it an be amazed of the quality BeoCord 9000 makes of it. And it performs amazing on all kinds of tapes, because of the Computer Controlled Calibration. And it is the first ever cassettedeck which

Most BeoMasters and BeoCenters had a possibillity to mount this antenna on the back. But I can't seem to find any fixing possibilities for the antenna on any of my BeoMasters 8000. So I think it is not possible to mount this antenna on BeoMaster 8000....