Beosound 9000 MK1

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nigel123 (archived2)
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Posted June 29, 2013 at 20:51 GMT
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Please could anyone assist me.

 

I have recently acquired a Beosound 9000 Mk1, i set everything up but unbeknown to myself. The machine was purchased outside the UK and has a power supply of 120V.

I connected my 240V from my Beosound 3000 and smelt a slight burning i believe now i have overloaded the power. I am currently in contact with the buyer can anyone recommend a cheap and cost effective way of remedying this issue. 

Many thanks

 

Nigel

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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bayerische (archived2)
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Posted June 29, 2013 at 22:37 GMT
#1997655

I'm afraid your BS9000 needs to see a "doctor", as a burning smell is never good. 

 

Older equipment specified for 120v usually got fried at 240v. It's not like today where most new electronics are made to be used within 120-240v. 

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Playdrv4me (archived2)
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Posted June 30, 2013 at 02:07 GMT
#1997656

I hope the damage remained limited to the power supply. Parts for the Mk I are hard to come by.

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