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31 August 2023 at 10:02 #48588
resinex
BRONZE MemberI have had my Beo 9000 in storage for a few years. It is a 2000 model ย I want to use it an a new address. Now I cannot get it to start. No power to the unit. The power cord is connected. Any ideas?
1 September 2023 at 01:40 #48589BRONZE MemberGo “Full Proctologist” removing & re-inserting that IEC C7 figure-8 power plug. ย (Only the Beosound 1 has such a difficult insertion.) ย It’s perpendicular to all the others and their cords get in the way of your fingers: take ’em all out first. ย Sure, you have owned this unit for years so you know this, but still… one more try! ย Then give up and take it for service of the power supply, because it’s too nice to screw around with yourself.
(Notes: Yes, there is a fuse, but it’s internal and would signal something else wrong. ย Also just in case, what you *should* expect is rapid “tick-tock-Tรck” of the relays, a brief blink of the standby LED and the sledge illuminator, a few tenths of a second all-off (running tests), then the standby LED comes on steady. ย This happens regardless of whether or not the finger-saving IR pegs are dirty, or the keypad removed, or any Option-setting. ย Not certain, but I believe the first relay click happens regardless of the electrical condition & internal self-tests for the rest of the sequence (unless the relay is stuck or the fuse blew for too much current being drawn in some prior, failed, power-up).)
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