BeoCom 6000 - Speaker problem

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There! Coming apart nicely now, with no damage.

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This was to show what the locking tabs look like.
Left click on any picture to see it bigger, then left click again to magnify.

Hope this helps you.

Andy T.

Good set of pictures Andy..

I am almost always up by 6am and at my PC by 7am to start work..

Location: Hampshire, England

SUCCESS!!!

I have replaced the speaker and it works great!

Thank you so much - for the speaker-part and all the help.
I only broke one of the top hinges - they were a bit tricky to get opened.

Thank you all again, so many times.

 

Excellent news!🙂🤒
Yesterday I managed to unclip a 6000 handset from my shorts while coming down a  steel staircase from my patio,
It bounced on every step and when I picked it up, the display just read gobbledegook.🙁
Two minutes later and it sprang back into life with just a few war wounds to show for its ordeal. Works fine now.🙂

Andy T.

Dropping a 6000 usually results in the display showing funny stuff. This is because the connection between the display and the contact rubber is lost very briefly interferring witht the communication between the display and the main processor. When the display re-initialise (e.g. when pressing DOT 7 to enter the menu) the display returns to normal operation.

/Burnix

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