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Re: Power outage

SWISS_2 — Thu, 25 Nov 2010 11:52:10 GMT

Your B&O system is more expensive than most computers, so it might be a wise investment to protect them with a mains (power) surge protector.

Some manufacturers such as Belkin, even offer a assurance guarranty for equipment damages. If you purchase a surge protector with that coverage, save that document and add it to your homeowner's assurance policy file.

Re: Power outage

TomLyons — Thu, 25 Nov 2010 07:36:56 GMT

Thanks mika, I will try that later today.

Regards

Tom

Re: Power outage

tournedos — Thu, 25 Nov 2010 07:09:25 GMT

Unplug them all from mains, wait for a couple of minutes, plug back in. Often the power doesn't come back up cleanly, so it may have left the systems in a confused state.

If that doesn't help, try reprogramming the video/audio/link options.

Power outage

TomLyons — Thu, 25 Nov 2010 07:03:55 GMT

Can anybody suggest what to check.

I have a BeoVision 10 and a BeoSound 3000 in the lounge and a BeoVision 6 in the bedroom all linked together by Masterlink.

Yesterday there was a power cut during the day, when I got home the power was back on.

Turning on the BV10 was OK and the BS3000 was a bit slow to respond to the remote control but did respond after about 1 minute.

The problem is that the BV6 is not responding to any commands from the remote control. The standby light is on but that is about all the BV6 does..

Does anybody have any suggestions to coax the BV6 into life?

Thanks