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Re: Beosound century help!

potasek — Sun, 08 Jun 2008 04:50:55 GMT

Hello,

I had exactly the same problem.The sliding mechanism needs lubrication.

You have to remove the left speeker cover(two screws on the back-side) and lubricate the guide rail, it is very easy.

The problem was solved in 10 minutes.

regards,

Piotr

Re: Beosound century help!

Opman — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 17:49:19 GMT

I have had experience of the sledge that holds the door becoming disengaged. If you open the door and then push it to the left, it will click back into place. I would try this with caution in case it is not the cause of the problem.

I have seen two do this and a slight push made them work again.

Opman

Re: Beosound century help!

legs1502 — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 16:30:27 GMT

Many thanks. Sounded like a good idea. Just tried but no luck.

Thanks again

Re: Beosound century help!

9 LEE — Thu, 07 Feb 2008 19:10:08 GMT

Have you cleaned the glass door thoroughly? The sensor could be mistaking a mark, scratch or condensation for someones hand!

Only a suggestion.

Lee

Beosound century help!

legs1502 — Thu, 07 Feb 2008 11:07:19 GMT

I have a beosound century and all of a sudden there has been a problem with the glass door. It doesn't close all the way and when I try turning the power off with the remote, it closes and after a few seconds completely reopens and all the lights stay on constantly. If I take the door off however, this doesn't seem to happen; the bracket moves as normal. Does anyone have any explanation? Does this sound like a familiar problem with this model? It seems that the bracket may be slightly loose which would explain the door stopping it from working properly; the weight causing friction against the body of the stereo. If it is just a loose bracket, is that something I can fix alone or do I have to take it to B&O?