burantek:

Well, I guess I'll be relegated to using it in the charger as well!

I never put my BL7000 back together after these threads -hoping that someone might have a solution.

In the meantime... any confirmation from users that the BL7000 remains stable when used solely from the charging stand?

My "bad" BL7000 still works all fine in charger but to be honest I dont use it that much since i have a "good" BL7000 that is my joy :). One downside with the "bad" BL7000 that im abit worried that I never "execise" the battery in the same fashion I do with my "good", since the "bad" mostly sits in the charger.....

Cheers

Jesper

@ Leslie, I did a recap and battery replacement and that resolved the issue for me. Can be viewed in this thread here

http://forum.beoworld.org/forums/p/35867/297765.aspx#297765

I would do basic check:
 Battery is good and producing 6 volts?
 Pin 10 on the ribbon cable is at 5Volts when BL is on and 0 volts when off. If it is, then issue is with the analogue board. If it’s not, then issue is the digital board.
 Check with a meter that there is continuity in the ribbon cable ie. No break.
 Reseat the ribbon cable.

Next:
If you have two BL’s try compare voltage readings on same parts of the board between the two.

Good job MartinM! I have 5x BL7000 now and one of them is still having this issue.

Hopefully the options you mentioned will solve it! Will keep you updated, for sure

Leslie

Check the voltage of the back-up battery on the microprocessorboard. 

If you are looking for an LCS I have one.  Currently on ebay.  Pricey but I would give a discount to a fellow Beoworld member.