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  • in reply to: B&O Beosound Century Remote Control Troubleshooting #34538
    billb
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    Hi, the IR PCB is to the right of the tape and CD mechanisms in the gap between them and the amplifier and in the middle of the two mechanism plastic covers. To remove the right speaker cover remove the 2 screws on the back, and then carefully lift the plastic edge of the speaker fret up slightly so it will clear the lip it is sitting in, then slide the fret out to the right. It is held in place by a number of plastic tabs that fit under some slots, so do don’t lift up, just slide it out to the right. If I recall correctly after a couple of inches of travel it becomes loose and you can then lift it off. Remove the glass door.

    Remove the tape and CD plastic covers, 4 screws on each at the corners, just move them over to the left a little bit so you can see PCB 6, the IR PCB, in the gap.

    The IR PCB is between the tape mechanism and the amplifier, you should see it very close to where the glass door stops when fully closed. Sometimes you can get lucky and it will lift straight up and out after you loosen the wire bundle.

    It sounds like there are many steps and pieces to remove but it is actually a pretty simple procedure, likely with a much better write up that describes the disassembly on the forum somewhere.

    Good luck,

    Bill

    in reply to: Beosound 9000 MK2 does not react on any button #41835
    billb
    GOLD Member

    I had a similar problem on one of my BS9000s and it turned out that the cable from the keyboard had come loose at the PCB connector (PCB 3, connector P13) or it might have been P71 on PCB13 (secondary keyboard) but I think it was P13 on PCB3.

    Good luck,

    Bill

    in reply to: A question for Geoff Martin on BL8000 Damping… #34340
    billb
    GOLD Member

    Hi,

    The foam material does breathe. The sound absorption is greater the higher the frequency, so the base port should be getting all the lower frequencies. I have changed the foam damping in my BL8000s to the updated version a number of years ago. The base response was not impacted. I use a pink noise generator along with a real time spectrum analyzer to adjust my system to be as “flat” as best I can. The lowest frequencies needed to be turned down a bit to get to “flat” response.

    I think the foam materials and location info provided by B&O are just fine to use as-is.

    Bill

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