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    filip_kbh
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      Hi,

      I finally got my Beomaster 7000 back from repair. One thing that was not fixed (and it was my own fault as I changed the backup battery) is the FM offset. In the manual it says to shortcut 4TP1 two times but I am uncertain where it is. The picture in the Service Manual for BM7000 looks like this:

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      Do I need to unmount the board and remove the shield to get to the test point?
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      Also, perhaps connected with the above, I do not get an RDS reading on my Beolink 7000 anymore. Or do you think this is a separate issue? It used to work.

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      filip_kbh
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        Looking further in the Service manual, it says to carry out functions 16 and 7 in test mode which I have not done. Could that be the reason for RDS not working?

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        silhillsaudio
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          Hello filip_kbh,

          Thank you for your posting! I am having the same FM offset issue with my BM7000 after the backup battery change. I plan to follow the instructions you outlined.

          Also, where can I find a Beomaster 7000 service manual PDF file? I have searched all of the usual web sources but can only find a schematic drawing. I do have a Beomaster 6500 and a copy of its service manual but the tuner board appears to be different.

          I appreciate any advice that you can pass along.

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