[quote user="Piaf"]but the FAQ's section is still not functioning. [/quote] What exactly is not working with the FAQ ? I can review the FAQ section without any apparent problems. Please say exactly what you cannot see and any error you have received.

Claes, Whilst using the "mute" key is a workaround, it is not a solution. The problem you have identified is caused by a software problem and can only be fixed with a " yet to be produced " software update. You should contact your dealer and get them to report it to B&O who may already be aware of this issue.

Are you sure that you have purchased the correct battery ? The battery should say on it SANYO Ni-MH model 3HR-AAAU 3.6v There are similar batteries which are 3.6 volts but have a different charge/discharge rating.

If you do NOT use the TV button and press "List the V.AUX then GO, when you get picture but no sound Press MUTE twice. Does the sound come on ?

If you have a DVB-T module installed in any Beovision it is assigned to DTV automatically and cannot be changed. It also means that if you have the DVB-T module installed you can only control ONE STB

Richard, Given that all the speakers do the same thing, then I would say that either:- B&O have installed incorrect timing capacitor which is possible, but not likely More likely is that you have a signal ground potential difference between the signal ground of your amplifier and the signal ground in the Beolab 4000 which is producing a larger than

I would say that moving the TV has more than likely moved the cables which goes up to the tube area. You should get an engineer to remove the back and determine if this is the cause.

It is possible to control a Pioneer Plasma screen with the Beo5. Please review the Beo5 Web Pages HERE

Richard, A very warm welcome to Beoworld and your first posting. I have had a look at the circuit which defines the timing of the switch off and it is determined by the charging of C148 switching transistor TR142. This timing should be about 100 seconds, so I am surprised when you say it is about 2 seconds. Is it the same for all 4 speakers as there

When you say the picture "tilts", do you mean the whole picture or just the left hand side of the picture ? Did the problem just appear one day or was it after the AVANT had been physically moved ?