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Re: CD9000

paulg0170 — Wed, 17 Feb 2010 13:43:49 GMT

Hi all, it is still under warranty from the last repair. It has that much history that the 4th repair was subsidised from B+O itself from Denmark. Still cost me 249 pounds. This is now the 5th repair but ive got a feeling that it will require yet another different part. I have never heard of cds bieng the wrong depth to sit in the machine properly, i understood them to be the same. I would rather not pay anymore money for the player, best thing about it is its never been moved for 4 years, until it goes for repair i might add.

Re: CD9000

Medogsfat — Wed, 17 Feb 2010 13:21:20 GMT

Same here - a bit new for me also I have never worked on one of these. Is it still under warranty?

I'm very surprised that the B&O dealer you first sent it to couldn't repair it as it is a current model.

Chris.

Re: CD9000

Dillen — Wed, 17 Feb 2010 12:58:11 GMT

The BS9000 is a bit too new for me to give experienced advice really, but I seem to remember
that an adjustment is provided for exactly this.

Martin

Re: CD9000

paulg0170 — Wed, 17 Feb 2010 12:31:13 GMT

Hello, it is the 6 disc system, beosound 9000. It was bought from new. It is with a northern B+O repair shop now.

Thankyou.

Paul.

Re: CD9000

Medogsfat — Wed, 17 Feb 2010 12:25:08 GMT

Hi Paul & welcome to Beoworld

You need to let us know what model you have. Is it the Beocenter 9000 or the 6 disc Beosound 9000 ?

My instincts tell me that there is a problem with your system which either they cannot be bothered to repair or that they don't know how to.

Chris.

CD9000

paulg0170 — Wed, 17 Feb 2010 12:07:03 GMT

Hello, please could someone offer some advice. I have had many problems with this cd player and has been to B+O for repair too many times to mention, most of the time it is the cd mech. I have now been told that i am using the wrong type of CDs in the machine and this is causing it to catch the cds as it moves left and right. The cds i am using are all origional and and new, i have never had problems with them before. Is this known to yourselves as a fault or am i bieng told something that is not true?

Kind regards

Paul.