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Home โ€บ Forums โ€บ Product Discussion & Questions โ€บ BeoLab โ€บ BeolabPenta MK2 standby issues

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  • #59646
    alf
    SILVER Member

    Hi All,

    one of my Beolab Penta speakers does not switch back to StandBy when the source is turned off.

    the pair is connected to a Beomaster 7000 via Powerlink.

    would someone kindly throw a view pointers at me โ€“ I was hoping to avoid dis-assembling the amplifier

    but that seems like wishful thinkingโ€ฆ..

    Thank you

    ALF

    #59649
    alf
    SILVER Member

    Perhaps to be more specific: i can turn the speaker off to Standby manually though !

    ALF

    #59784
    alf
    SILVER Member

    I am amazed, no one dares to comment constructively โ˜น๏ธ

    not even BeolabPenta experts ??

    Come on guysโ€ฆ..

    ALF

    #60471
    alf
    SILVER Member

    Thanks for all the replies, much appreciated ๐Ÿ˜

    the Penta surprisingly have recovered without explanation.

    ALF

    PS: i wonder if the โ€œold forumโ€ as I know has died ?!

    #60771
    Homersaurus
    BRONZE Member

    If the problem becomes persistent and on all sources, then you may have a problem with the PCB 2 Control board in the Penta.

    Specifically a transistor BC 337-40; it switches the Penta on and off dependent on an incoming signal.   There are more detailed

    articles on the old forum that describe how to replace the transistor and where it is exactly; you would need soldering iron skills.

    The BC 337-40 transistor was readily available 3 years ago when I suffered the issue.

     

    See https://archivedforum.beoworld.org/forums/t/42040.aspx but there are more and better articles in the old archived forum(s).

    Keep your fingers crossed that your transistor is not failing โ€“ unless your issue was a one off problem caused by a signal source problem.

     

    #60778
    alf
    SILVER Member

    Thank you kindly for your replyโ€ฆ.well, what can I say ?

    I suspected amongst other possibilities a flatband connector issue and tried to open the flap-cover without taking the whole amplifier off the penta.

    I could not totally open that cover housing pcb 2 but it might have had a strange impact to a degree that the penta now switches back to stand-byโ€ฆ.figure that ?!!

    i will keep in mind that very transsitor โ€“ thank you for that

    ALF

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