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28 December 2023 at 05:44 #51626
Ipe
BRONZE MemberHi
Found old Beolab 2500 speakers and they are in very good condition.
except …….
no light, no sound, no nothing…..
Transformators seem to be ok but that’s about it.
Any suggestions or similar experiences??
Ipe
Location: Finland
31 December 2023 at 08:59 #51627auric
BRONZE MemberIpe:
There should be a red standby led when you plug the unit in.
The powerlink has a 5v trigger which comes from the Beocenters and tells the speaker to turn on at which point the led changes color to green. So for it to play you need to send an audio signal as well as the 5V trigger.
But if you are getting absolutely nothing… start with the power supply. Maybe a fuse?
Is the cord plugged all the way in? The receptacle is in a very awkward location and its not always easy to plug the cord in properly.
Derek
31 December 2023 at 20:21 #51628Ipe
BRONZE MemberYep, I’ve checked fuses etc. Power comes out from transformer but that’s it.
Both speakers the same. Tried to connect those to other B&O devices also with same result.
Location: Finland
11 February 2026 at 19:13 #73551michael.cosgrove
BRONZE MemberI am wondering how this post came out. I have BeoLab 2500 speakers which have been in storage for perhaps 20 years. After setting the system up one speaker works fine, the second (left) has consistent red light with no sound. I have confirmed all cables, plugs, etc., looked for a burned fuse and which is not there (not a replaceable glass fuse), and am now at a loss as to what to do. Are there any published steps for trouble shooting or testing the electronics? Is the circuit board available to replace if necessary?
Thanks for any help,
Mike,
USA
11 February 2026 at 19:40 #73553 pl212
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