B&O Beomaster 2400-2 sensi-touch
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soundguruman
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So you have a bad transistor in the switching circuit.
You "thought" the case of the Beomaster was teak wood? It's particle board.
You "thought" the case of the Beomaster was teak wood? It's particle board.
Damn! I always thought it was teak…
Not being a real tech, I’m hesitant about opening the unit.
I have looked at a schematic, it seems to be a transistor / capacitor switch circuit.
What I was wandering was, other than the top glass, does it involve another pad beneath the glass? What level of difficulty to access the transistor / capacitor ?
Not being a real tech, I’m hesitant about opening the unit.
I have looked at a schematic, it seems to be a transistor / capacitor switch circuit.
What I was wandering was, other than the top glass, does it involve another pad beneath the glass? What level of difficulty to access the transistor / capacitor ?
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They are very clever about disguising the particle board. hahahahahah!
You need to send it to a B&O service center...
You need to send it to a B&O service center...
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