- The stylus is new (Soundsmith SMMC20 EN)
- The lamp of the tracking arm and the photo control are glowing.
Location: Brittany, France
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Location: Warwickshire, UK
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But first I had to have a quick look at my grandson’s Lightsabre – no prizes for guessing what was wrong with it …I have repaired that same fault on several pieces of toys :-) Not great production quality
Location: Denmark
Tough luck. These Beosound 4’s does not seem to be as easy to work on as the BC2300/2500/BS Ouverture/BS 3×00 systemI agree - they're far too modern for my liking.
Looking in the servicemanual for the BS4 something about modules being registered to the BS4 when powered on for more than 12 hours or the Pin code being activated/deactivated which sounds like a lock in between the main PCB and the other components which could probably cause trouble if one module is malfunctioning.Thanks @madskp I hadn't spotted the 12 hour comment! Because I disconnected several ribbon cables when dismantling, I will power the unit up and leave it overnight in the hope that this may cause the modules to 're-register'. I don't hold out much hope, but worth a try!
Location: Warwickshire, UK
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I’ll persist a bit longer, but to be honest I don’t like working on it! Those pull-out ribbon cables are very tricky, and the very sticky outer case leaves black marks all over your hands (and workbench) when handling it.I had the same feeling when I was working on one of these.
Location: Denmark
Location: Lincolnshire UK
Location: Denmark
Location: Lincolnshire UK
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