Hi George.
You have two issues here.
It doesn'y matter how good or bad the battery is, it should still work in the charger.
A battery replacement can cost a lot less than having it replaced by your dealer. Have a look atlink thread, read the whole thing.
As for the 'No contact' issue, try removing all components then adding them again.

Andy T.

Sounds like the problem i have with my beolink 7000,  as far as i can gather it could be faulty capacitors but havent got the time or skill to replace them.

sandy

I have a Beolink 7000, it works fine, no problems with the two way communication or any other controls. But when it's not the charger, it keeps switching itself on and off. After using it, it switches itself off, two standby lights light up in the upper left and right corner. Then it switches itself on again. This just goes on and on.The problem is actually literally described as a fault in section 2.7 of the trouble shooting chart in the service manual. Since the service manual only advices to replace either module 1 or 2 (which are no longer available), it's of not much help. Does anyone have the same problem?

I had one that did this and it was the rechargeable batteries. Replaced the battery pack and all now well.

Hmm I have the exact problem as Beolab1 is describing and I know that previous owner changed the batterypack prior to shipment to me, maybe im in luck and only have to change the batterypack in order to get the "on-off-error" to dissappear. Will look into that, however i also have the pasky "problem with 2-way-traffic" but i think that is related to the above mentioned capicators.

Jesper L

Sweden

 I have replaced the self made battery pack in my Beolink 7000 with an official B&O one, but the problem is still there. When not in the charger, it keeps switching itself on and off. Maybe Beoworld member Die Bogener, can spread some light on the matter. He seems to be the beolink 7000 specialist!

Dear Andy ,

thanks a lot for your help! So far I have changed the battery pack, and the remote works fine, but the "no contact" issue is still there. I have disconnected all the beosystem 7000 components and will connect them back tomorrow...perhaps they will decide to communicate with the remote after all !!!! do you think that those capacitors in the beomaster are responsible for this mess???

 Also I have tried the beolink 7000 with other B&O products I own but still "no contact" is present... I thought perhaps that the MX tv cannot transmit any signal to beolink and that is the cause...Am I right or wrong???

 best regards,

George

Hi George.

Let us know how you go on tomorrow.
Yor MX TV may, or may not be two way, but concentrate on your Beomaster 7000 first.

You can check if your Beomaster is sending a signal with your mobile phone camera.
There are 4 LEDs that send the signal about 9 seconds after any command (volume up etc) and are highly visible on a mobile.
They are in the black bit about one and a half inches to the right of the words "Beomaster 7000"

Andy T.