Beosound2 leaving stain on oak furniture

Did anyone encounter the same issue? The rubber damper on my new BeoSound system has left a stain on the oak tv furniture. I sent an e-mail to beocare asking how to treat the stain, they told me to contact the company that sold me the furniture piece. a bit easy from their part i think. I expected a different answer, as it is not a € 200 sound system. A €1.700 sound system should simply not leave a stain. Did anyone encounter a similar issue? 

Beofan_be:

Did anyone encounter a similar issue?

Turns out multiple speakers from different manufacturers leave rings. Not just yours; and Apple HomePod, which got a lot bad press from anti-Apple ppl worldwide.

Wow, Beo Play is really going all out to compete neck and neck with Apple these days.

Jeff:

Wow, Beo Play is really going all out to compete neck and neck with Apple these days.

Jeff

Beovirus victim, it's gotten to be too much to list!

Ha Ha Ha

I read this when I googeled stain. Very unfortunate. 

I guess they must be, but it is not the other way around. Design wise I still prefer the BeoSound system, which is b&o not beoplay. ;-)

I had a similar problem. 

 

To solve it you need to understand what the oak furniture is treated with. 

If it is treated with a petrochemical based oil - this is usually matt (i.e. danish oil, or mineral oil) then another coat of oil will usually solve it. 

If it is treated with a high gloss varnish then what has often happened is that moisture has been caught under the varnish. Very strangely I have solved this by putting mayonnaise on the stain - this pulls out the moisture that is trapped underneath the varnish. NOTE - if you have a Matt coating on your furniture Mayonnaise will likely make it WORSE so test something you can't see first. 

 

Hope it helps - but DONT HOLD ME RESPONSIBLE!