Hi Beoknow, I have found a workaround for the Beosound 9000 problem which doesn't fix it but bypasses it altogether. I as I already said play my music from my iMac and after reading some other posts on some of the other forums have ended up with the following configuration which is working absolutely perfectly. The best thing is that it only cost

Thanks for the info. I have had the system removed from the mains power for a couple of days and as you suggested it hasn't helped. I guess it is beyond me to sort this out and will have to look at the options to send it to Bangkok. It is quite annoying as I tend to only use the Beosound to route my itunes to the speakers and as such it is going

Hi Beoknow, Is there anything I can try/do to confirm if this is the problem? If it is what is the likely procedure to rectify? Will it need to be returned to a B&O service centre or can any repair be done at home? Thanks.

Just took the wall bracket off and checked the back of the Beosound. I am guessing that the carriage screws are the two holes with the flat sided and rounded top and bottom insert? I have never touched these and they are aligned so that the flat sides are vertical when the unit is hanging on the wall? I guess that is right as I don't have a manual

Hi Sal, No I have always had the unit vertical on a stand and then when I moved to Thailand it was changed to a wall mount but still vertical so haven't changed anything from the original install by the B&O techs. I will have a look though and confirm which way they are set just in case, but I doubt that is the cause as it has worked fine for

Hi, I have read through some similar posts to what I am about to describe below but there are some small differences I am experiencing so thought best to start afresh. Equipment - Beosound 9000 Type 2527 This model had the faulty door issue but I bought the equipment in the UK and was living in Australia when the recall was done so was unaware of it