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Home Forums Product Discussion & Questions BeoRemote Beoremote One Screen replacement… (not a joke!)

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  • #32752
    matador
    Moderator

    Hi everybody,

    My easter egg about refoaming Beolab 90 did not have much success but this time this is not a joke!

    I bought a pair of 6000 for a very fair price and the guy (he called himslef Beoïnoman, which I found very clever!) also had some things to repair: a Beosound 3 – Easy and a Beoremote one that needed to have its screen replaced. He had the replacement screen but didnt managed to replace it by himslef. OK, I said, easy, I’ll do it! He gave me the keyboard and the spare screen.

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    The thing is that it was not that easy, at least not when you paid the remote (400€ right?).

    Well first you have a lot of screws in the back. From there you say to yourself “15 minutes job”. Then you take out the screws and then you remember the Ouverture Keyboard procedure replacement.

    First, to go to the connector for the screen you need to go behind the main PCB. That one is stuck between the back of the keyboard and the keyboard itself.

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    But guess what, Despite all the screws, the two parts are glued ala Apple!

    So, phone call to the owner, green light to break it and a sharp blade!

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    Luckily, after few centimeters, the two part get away with just the nail to break the seal (sorry, not clear but even if I hope you’ll never get there, you’ll understand when there!)

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    Expensive stuff torn appart…

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    From there, easy to open the screen socket and replace the part.

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    Now reassemble the whole thing with the screws.

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    As I don’t have the remote body I can’t check if it works but I’ll report as soon as I give back the part to the owner.

    Hope this never helps anyone!

     

    Location: Paris France
    #32761
    Madskp
    GOLD Member

    Very nice guide. Hope the effort was not wasted.

    I guess this will keep Guy from starting to collect dead Beoremote One’s ?

    Location: Denmark
    #56590
    matador
    Moderator

    Hi Guys,

    I delivered the part to the owner yesterday and he was able to try it.

    It worked.

    Regards.

    Location: Paris France
    #56603
    Millemis
    GOLD Member

    Well done, matador 👍

    MM

    Location: Flensborg————Danmark
    #56605
    Madskp
    GOLD Member

    Great to know that it is repairable 😀

    Location: Denmark
    #56634
    Tignum
    GOLD Member

    matador, do you even feel fear? I am impressed with your skills. I do have a (screen)dead BR1BT keyboard for you if wanted? Regards, Johan

    Location: Netherlands
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    #56666
    matador
    Moderator

    matador, do you even feel fear? I am impressed with your skills. I do have a (screen)dead BR1BT keyboard for you if wanted? Regards, Johan

    It’s easy to not be scared when it’s not your stuff!

    Maybe your BR1BT keyboard worth to be repaired, no? It’s actually not that complicated once you know how it works.

    Location: Paris France
    #62311
    silou
    BRONZE Member

    Hello

    thanks for this nice procedure !

    Unfortuneately the display/design of BR1 is not as rock solid as the BEO4.

    Are there several display type ?

    I would like to replace a LCD on a BR1 BT with a LCD from a BR1 (with button … on the second line).

    Thanks

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