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View from rear, top edge of left panel, connector inserted upwards – hope this helps!
(EDIT: It’s a standard figure of eight (C7) power cable)
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Thank you, Guy. Life is so complicated enough, why they need to hide it like that, I don’t know and don’t get me started on the remote control!
After using it for nearly 20 years, the Beo4 is now the only remote that doesn’t confuse me! 😀
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Hi Guy,
I have found in storage a Beovision 7 and I am working to get it functioning again. The pics show all the cables I have, what else do I need and how do I plug it into the wall power socket? Thanks
Hi Andrew and welcome to Beoworld!
I think that your best bet is to find the user manuals for the TV and work through the first time setup. I can’t read the label in the picture, hence can;t be sure what version your TV is – there were several mks (at least 1 to 5). If it’s a 7-32 then this B&O link tells you how to work out the version and has some of the manuals: https://support.bang-olufsen.com/hc/en-us/articles/360041950211-Beovision-7-32
Be aware that the TV may not be fitted with a tuner that is compatible with modern TV transmissions in your country of use. (eg here in UK TVs need a digital DVB-T or DVB-T2 tuner, and these may not be fitted in early BV7s)
Your first photo shows the power lead connected at the top – the same as the circled power connection in my photo earlier in the thread.
I think the white cable is connected to the powerlink socket, which would normally supply a Beolab speaker that would sit on the bracket in your second photo (but I am not sure why the cable appears to change colour to black!
Have a good look in the documentation and ask back here if anything is unclear.
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