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  • 04-19-2007 1:47 PM

    • Graeme
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    BM 4500

    Hi guys,

    My brother has just purchased a BM 4500. It is working ok and is in reasonable condition, however the glass touch panel is loose and the top center section of the touch panel plastic frame is missing. There are some scratches on the mirrored panel.

    Does anyone have the service manual?

    Does anyone know if the mirrored panel and the plastic frame round the touch panel are still available from B&O?

    Can anyone recommend a type of sticky foam tape to stick the touch panel back on, or is this available from B&O?

    How best to clean the underside of the touch panel to remove the old tape without damaging the matt areas that sit over the sensors?

    It would be great if I could get some answers to the above.

    Cheers Graeme

     

    Cheers Graeme
  • 04-19-2007 1:54 PM In reply to

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    Re: BM 4500

    You can use Double Sided Carpet Tape to stick the Sensitouch panel back on. Did it to my old Beocenter 9000. Try to get the thinnest possible. Tried a Foam type tape first and it was too thick, and the panel would not work.

     

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  • 04-19-2007 1:59 PM In reply to

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    Re: BM 4500

    Some parts are still available for these but I'd be quick as I suspect this will be limited to whatever dealers may have left in stock so you may have to shop around to find anything.

    The problem with removing the old tape is ensuring you don't scratch the silk printed black areas on the glass itself.

    Best bet is to use epoxy resin to reattach the panels although I know Craig has used carpet tape on a BC9000 with good results and means they can at least be removed again if needs be. Foam tape tends to be too thick and interferes with the touch sensitivity.

     

    PS. How did you get your Weimer' to sit still long enough (while awake - see my Avatar) to take a photo? I suspect bribery was involved somewhere Cool

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  • 04-19-2007 2:00 PM In reply to

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    Re: BM 4500

    Damn - too slowLaughing

    The use of metaphors should be avoided like the plague. They're like a red rag to a bull to me.

  • 04-19-2007 2:20 PM In reply to

    Re: BM 4500

    And I have added the service manual!Smile
  • 04-19-2007 3:48 PM In reply to

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    Re: BM 4500

    Thanks guys thats been a great help. I will start the hunt for the mirror panel, if anyone knows of any available please get in touch.

    I will try the carpet tape first to see how I get on.

    @ Chris, this is the first pic I have taken in 7 years with her ears up, every time the camera comes out she adopts the most miserable expression you could imagineLaughing

    Cheers Graeme
  • 04-19-2007 3:53 PM In reply to

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    Re: BM 4500

    Graeme:

    @ Chris, this is the first pic I have taken in 7 years with her ears up, every time the camera comes out she adopts the most miserable expression you could imagineLaughing

    LaughingLaughing

    Ah - that "I've just lost a tenner & found a tanner" expression I know sooooo well. Funny, it's only my girl (Marnie) who defaults to this hangdog expression. Her brother (Zak) is the complete opposite but a bit of a loony!

    The use of metaphors should be avoided like the plague. They're like a red rag to a bull to me.

  • 04-19-2007 5:19 PM In reply to

    • Graeme
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    Re: BM 4500

    Ah - that "I've just lost a tenner & found a tanner"

     

    Yip thats the oneLaughingLaughing my brother had the brother (called Zak tooHuh? ) and your right the males are not as "reserved" as the girls

    Cheers Graeme
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