Craig:

Why would B&O share anything with you, when they still sell the part themselves.

You all seem to be getting yourselves in a lather for a problem you don't yet have (with the 9300 anyway).

There are always spare parts available for the beocenter 9000 range. You just buy one that doesnt work, swap the panels and resell on.

New glass, minimal cost. 

NoBit:

Yes, the panel has a sensitive part (graphite) that extend the capcitive sensor acting area.

Can this be damaged in anyway when removing?

😂😂😂😂😂

These sections are "printed" on the glass panel, so can't be removed, if the glass is broken the parts are electrically disconnected.

On my Beo I tried to place a new hand made glass and reconstructed these parts, so I created a new material called "PRITTITE" ❓

Take a pencil, make the graphite deeply crushed and then mix with a PRITT glue. Now you have a new material to recreate or fix your capacitive area...

But the engineers continue to study so they surprised me creating a Graphite Spray that works better than my PRITTITE.... The business is ended....

Sorry...

❓ 

That was very good leftfield thinking making the PRITTITE, I'm impressed with your ingenuity (or bodging as we call it in the UK)😎

Chris.

Quality Dream Audio have  just started making replacment glass panels for all of the beocenter range even the beogram cd 's and beocord tape decks.

they look good and have a great  black finish with all of the buttons working !

supplided with double sided tape ready to just stick on your clip (with instructions)

the only down side is that there are no markings on the panels and no lights shine through.

not the biggest problem in the world as most people use the remotes.

they do make your equipment look and work as it should though.

the prices are a LOT better than B&O used to be.

they make them to order so you will need to contact them through there web site.