Dear all,

How can I best clean an Beolink 1000 Remote?

Thanks,

Heribert

Best way is to pull it completely apart, and every thing that is non electronic goes into a bowl of warm water with a dash of Fairy Liquid.
Scrub  with an old toothbrush. don't reassemble til all parts are completely dry.
Here are some Beo4s drying, treated the same way.

Andy T.

And now they are prepared to go in to dish washer

Before anyone actually tries, DON'T put aluminum parts in the dish washer! They will come out awfully darkened (ask my old Bialetti moka pot how I know). B&O parts are usually anodized which might protect them, but better not even risk it...

An ultrasonic bath is optimal (and you can put the actual electronics in there as well if you use common sense selecting the liquid and rinse & dry well), but Method Jandyt will be just as good - just a little more handwork.

If salt is used in the dish washer, then the alumenum parts will be destroyed.

Some hot water, some hair shampoo and a small brush are good enough. Also boards can be cleaned with wather and shampoo. Just dry them carefully...

gotta love this picture.  I doubt i'll ever have the guts to clean them like this, but at least I know how it's done!

Jandyt:

Best way is to pull it completely apart, and every thing that is non electronic goes into a bowl of warm water with a dash of Fairy Liquid.
Scrub  with an old toothbrush. don't reassemble til all parts are completely dry.
Here are some Beo4s drying, treated the same way.

Andy T.

Andy im inpressed, i had no idea you also had OCD , is 4 your number?

i bet them only having 3 batteries in each drove you crazy

This thread made me confident to clean up my BEO4. I did it the Andy way, and everything went perfect. Even after reassembling the BEO4 still works fine and no parts are missing..  

Thanks Andy!!!