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Beomaster and Beogram 5000 stopped working.

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Laurence Faber
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Laurence Faber Posted: Sat, Dec 17 2016 3:53 PM

Good evening Friends!

I bought a Beomaster 5000 with a Beogram 5000 about 2 years ago and they worked perfectly!

I'm a bit of a music head so my system is essentially on the whole day- if I'm at home.

Problem:

About a week ago both the Beomaster and Beogram just stopped working! I have no idea what happened or how to fix it. Both systems get power but on the Beomaster: I can't select any channels or change volume. It's as if its on standby. The orange "store" button is the only thing that does anything. 

And the Beogram- if plugged in- spins the table but the buttons wont work on that either. 

Please help :( 

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hbjorkas replied on Sat, Dec 17 2016 4:59 PM

Can you open the front panel by pushing "open" to the left? Do you have the large MCP 5000 remote control? 

Laurence Faber
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I cannot open the front panel with the open button :( 

And yes I have the Master control panel 5000.

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I cannot open the front panel with the open button :(

And yes I have the Master control panel 5000.

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hbjorkas replied on Sat, Dec 17 2016 5:32 PM

Can you operate the unit from the MCP 5000? 

My front panel "died" on one of my BM5000s, but it is still working via the MCP.

 

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hbjorkas replied on Sat, Dec 17 2016 5:32 PM

Can you operate the unit from the MCP 5000? 

My front panel "died" on one of my BM5000s, but it is still working via the MCP.

 

Laurence Faber
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Sadly no. 

"No Transmission"  is displayed on the remote. I'm assuming thats because the system isn't on?

Theres defiantly power though because there is a small red light on the beomaster.

 

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elephant replied on Sat, Dec 17 2016 10:27 PM
Could there have been a power fluctuation ?

I suggest you power off both units for say 5 minutes.

Then power on the Master.

Then see if the MCP's transmission works.

Then check if the BM's front panel unfolds. (NB its operation is purely mechanical BTW I used to think it was motorised until I took mine apart)

Then test various buttons like the FM tuner.

Then power on the Beogram and check if it is communicating.

Good luck

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