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12 September 2023 at 08:46 #48912
My Beomaster 7000 has started acting up.
Recently, there have been issues where it will turn on but there will be no sound from any of the inputs. (yes the plug is in the back, so that is not the issue)
Sometimes, it will turn on when pressing Radio and the radio will be very faint until you press volume up and the sound kicks in.
Additionally, I have had it connected to one of those energy saving 5 plug strips, and in the past it would open up for standby to the other devices when I turned on the BM7000. Now that also does not work, so my assumption is that it does not draw the power that it used to. Any ideas what is going on?
It was recapped a while back so that should also not be a cause for concern.
12 September 2023 at 09:56 #48913Bad muting relay?
Try speaker sockets 2. They bypass the relay. If sound is good there, replace the relay.Martin
12 September 2023 at 12:26 #48914I only use PowerLink but will try to see if I can find a pair of passive speakers somewhere.
I did try the headphone socket, and there is no sound either.
12 September 2023 at 14:01 #48915Defect head speaker plug.
18 December 2024 at 11:13 #61698Reviving this thread.
I got my BM7000 back from a repair guy yesterday, and it worked as it should. I played radio, records and CD for 5 hours or so. Turned it off, and this morning the old problem is back again.
The unit turns on and reacts on remote commands but there is no sound. On my Beolink 5000 and 7000 it says RADIO STOP. Also when on radio, the locked symbol does not light up. I was lucky to get the radio channels working for 2-3 minutes and then the locked symbol lit up. And then all of a sudden the sound was again not there and also the locked symbol disappeared. No inputs give any sound but the Beomaster can control all functions. I will obviously return it to the guy who repaired it but at this point I am more inclined to source another BM7000.
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