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Beolab 2 going idle after a few seconds (Beosound 9000 system)

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gapy100
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gapy100 Posted: Mon, Feb 17 2020 11:38 PM

Hello everybody. I came across a problem when trying to set up my beolab 2 to my bs9000 system with bl 8000 setup and i would appreciate any thoughts and ideas on what could be wrong.

 

I have bought a secondhand bs9000 with a set of bl 8000 a few years ago, which is working perfectly for me and i just love it. Anyway i missed more punchy bass from time to time, so i have bought a second hand  beolab 2 recently. When i was trying to connect it to my bs9000, following all manuals, i cannot keep the bl2 on. After a second or two, it shuts itself off along with the 8000. Bs 9000 seems to be working ok during that. I can hear a loud click and see the green light on the bl2 when turning the system on, but in few seconds, before even starts playing the music, bl2 turns back to idle mode along with the bl8000 connected to it. 

I would kindly apreciate any ideas or suggestions what could be the problem since the bl2 worked fine for the previous owner. 

 

I have tryed different powerlink cables from the bl2 to bs9000, different power cords, differenc socket outlets (in case the line would be overused), nothing seems to fix it. The workflow i used for connecting it to my system was:

-unpluging the bs9000

-linking the bl2 to bs 9000 and bl8000

-powering the bl8000 and than bl2

-powering the bs 9000

 

Thank you for any ideas and kind regards, Gasper

 

Jaffrey2230
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You might need to get an external trigger for the BL2. Steve from Sounds Heavenly can help.

B&O in my life 😊: 

 

  • Beolab 8002 + Beolab 2 + Beosound Core with Essence Remote (Office)
  • Beolab 6000 + Beolab 11 + Beosound Core with Essence Remote (Bedroom)
  • Beoplay A9 Mk2 (Living Room)
  • Beosound 1 with wireless dock (Portable)
  • Beosound Balance (Dining)
  • Beoplay H95 (Focused listening, travel)
  • Beoplay H9 (3rd gen) (retired)
  • Beoplay P6 (Portable)
  • Beotime wall clock (hallway entrance)
  • BMW X5 50i with B&O Audio Package (Commute/drive)

 

 

 

Steve at Sounds Heavenly
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Hi Jaffrey,

Thanks for the recommendation.  Unfortunately if the subwoofer is faulty (and changing the Powerlink cable hasn't helped) then an external trigger won't do anything.  Contacting a B&O repair agent would be the best way forward.

Kind regards, Steve.

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gapy100
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gapy100 replied on Wed, Feb 19 2020 8:54 PM

Thank you both for fast replay. I have sent message to Steve rigth away and he answerd back imediately. I will try to test my woofer on some other system and if it works there, maybe my bs9000, if no,t i will try to get ithe bl2 repaired. Lets  hope for the best possible outcome... 

 

Kind regards, Gašper

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