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Thanks Yohan, It’s a joy to have them back.

The flamingo’s name is Crockett and he keeps an eye on the house!

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Hi alls again,

After 24 hours docked and some quick testing it seems that they’re all back!

 

I need now to refine some programming and screen art…

 

Of course very very warm thank you to all members that have crash-tested those battery for the greedy me.

@Yannchris, if you ever need some screen design, i’ll be your guy.

This is Beoworld.

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Madskp wrote:

As for the BC5000 it is completly dead,

Nothing B&O is ever “completly dead”, maybe the Beosound 3 and still, not always.

Correct your post unless I will have to moderate it!     🙂

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Jealousy…

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Hi alls,

I received today three of those CS battery: very nice packaging, oversized box, shipping one week shorter than expected.

Two of them are currently in two remotes that are on their respective docks, charging.

So far so good…

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Hi Guys,

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

It worked.

Regards.

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YannChris wrote:

Hi Beoworlders, After a few days of testing everything goes well. Note that I do not use my Beo5 and 6 that much as they are part of my secondary system. I’ll let you know if things turn bad. Kind regards, Yann.

I just have ordered three of them: hope they will bring back life to my remotes. I’ll keep you posted!

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Thank you Beobuddy,

The two pictures seems to show the same PCB. Looking at the red socket they look like shown from the same side and in the first I cant see any capacitor.

I dont know much about SMD electronics but What I fear is that it would exist some capacitor so tiny that it would be veru difficult to replace them.

Are all smd capacitors look like that little aluminium can or are they some that look like resistors, like very difficult to replace?

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Hi and welcome to Beoworld.

The whole forum has been recently fully refurbished and some features are not back still, like the attachements. Thats why you can’t see the STL’s. Be patient and they will be soon available again.

Please understand that I just can not send personnaly the file after each individual inquiries, I would spend my time sending e-mails.

Be patient.

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Thanks a lot Yann for reporting back.

This is good news and I may order a couple of them also.

Please could you tell us how the battery level is evolving after an evening of usual use (Vol, skipping channels, etc…)?
And also if you have third party controls like Apple TV or any other Non-B&O device to control? Because I believe the drain the battery faster.

Anyway thanks a lot again for testing them for all of us.

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Thanks Madskp,

I did it on my Century IR board, yes. But the thing is I got this picture of the PCB 14 on the internet and I can’t see a capacitor I can replace on it.

I can also find picture that PCB where the caps are easy to locate:

That’s why I’m asking if anyone knows which PCB is in the MK2 BS9000.

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Back “home”!

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KolfMAKER wrote:

So after all checks, tests and cleaning of lenses and mirror, it was the laser unit that did not function well.

Somewhere in BWII, somebody said something like : “If the laser is faulty, the whole unit starts to show lots of funky, unrelated behaviors that all goes good as soon as the laser work again”. Wise and true.

KolfMAKER wrote:

‘CLEANING REQUIRED’.

Newbie question Kolf, read the manual!   ;-D
You need to clean the two prism sensors.

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Sorry to answer in English.

Yes, you need an RIAA box to connect a BG5005 to… Anything that is not a Beomaster or a phono amp.

Which one is up to you: from cheap ones from the Bay to expensive dedicated ones, they are plenty of choices: it all depends of your budget, ears, tastes and needs…

Hope this helps.

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alexsalles wrote:

I would be lost without you.

This is Beoworld.

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Thank you, It’s helpful to see the trimmers in real.

What could be the purpose of the component next to the lower (upper in your picture) display? It looks like a light sensor?

–After checking it–

It is a light sensor to adjust the brightness of the display. Never noticed it or maybe I have just forget it was there.

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Guy wrote:

adjustment of display brightness

Hi Guy,

How do you do that ? Mine would need this !

–Edit–

Ok, got it! Too much time away from Service Manuals!

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Mikaeln1 wrote:

[…] goto Bunnings…

Let me invite you “poor Australian” to our European “Leroy Merlin” in exchange to you inviting me to Bunnings!

Nice work and happy to have helped…

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Please guys having “doubts”…

Read the thread carefully, there are of course scale errors; x10, x1000, x100, whatever…

Just think!

Plenty of people have sorted it out and successfully made them better than me.

This is an enthusiast forum, not an after sales hotline.

With all due respect.

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