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  • Re: AV7000 died

    Hi Ric, Thus far the best I've been told is there are 4 fuses within the AV7000. I figured out where they are pulled them. I'm not sure if that is the problem - but according to service that should be the problem. I have to order the fuses T-500ma & T250... I checked our local Radio Shack - and they don't have them. It looks like I'll
    Posted to BeoWorld North America (Forum) by dwl on 08-27-2007
  • Re: AV7000 died

    Hi Ric, I might give them a call this afternoon. It's a bummer because it shuts down everything. I managed to get it apart "hoping" to see a blown fuse... but I've never seen fuses like these and quite honestly I can't figure why these fuses would blow from an IR plug??? That just seems strange. If I give them a call and find out
    Posted to BeoWorld North America (Forum) by dwl on 08-22-2007
  • Re: AV7000 died

    Hi Lee, Thanks... I can't believe the puppy to just dropped out. I had it setup with some older Pentas for front speakers and the 6000's in the rear. It worked fine for years. We just moved into our new house and I figured I'd set back into the cabinet so I'd just use the IR or RF whatever those little hoogabob things are - I plugged
    Posted to BeoWorld North America (Forum) by dwl on 08-21-2007
  • AV7000 died

    Wow – what a great website… I’ve owned B&O equipment for 30 years. I still have my original 4400 Receiver, 4004 Turntable, M150 and S45 Speakers. I also have a 9500 system… I have an AV7000 which suddenly died – just turned off and stopped! I plugged an IR into the “IR” input and the puppy just turned
    Posted to BeoWorld North America (Forum) by dwl on 08-21-2007
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