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Hi everyone
Something I cannot understand, I have bought 2 pairs now of these beolab 2500, and each time the seller says that they were working when shipped.
It cannot be that 4 beolab 2500 on 2 system are all 4 dead, this has something to do with the transport.
Anyone on this ??? No led turning on even plugged directly in the outlet.
That cannot be an aging fault, must be during transport....
LED? There is no LED.
Why don't you just test them with a PowerLink cable?
MM
Location: Flensborg————Danmark
Yes, there are LED's. Red/Standby Green/In use And yes, that's a very bizarre problem you describe. Make sure the power cables are plugged into the speakers all the way.
I've had several with a burned resistor in the powersupply. Same sympton.
Location: Utrecht
Hi Beobuddy
Well at first I was looking for something more simple that could happening during transport, but I find very odd that on 2 pairs of speakers all speakers are dead and that both sellers would lie.
This would mean that both sellers used their b&o until both speakers died on them, meaning listening to their Beocenter with one speaker only for monthes or years.
Well it looks like I will have to go through all transformer PCB to find the faulty parts.
Even with or without powerlinkcables attached, a red (led) dot should be visible.
Location: Utrecht
LED? There is no LED.
MM
Now I certainly have learned that the BL2500 HAS an led light 😳
MM
Location: Flensborg————Danmark
Check fuses first of course.
Small resistors are red indicated and can be burned.
Location: Utrecht
Many Thanks beobuddy I have one pair of Beolab 2500 with the same error and you have the right resistor 19 and 20 was defective.
Best regards Jan
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