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I always fix the broken pin with a small cable tie.

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Madskp wrote:

Looking at the servicemanual it seems like replacing this part is a matter of unscrewing the back panel of the tv, disconnect three cables, unscrew 6 screws and replace the PCB with another and put it all back together.

Yes this is how it is done. Relatively simple.

The module is no longer available. You need a used one or a Bang&Olufsen dealer can send the defective module to the factory in Struer where it can be repaired.

 

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Option4 is exactly for the situation that two devices in the same room react to the Beo4.

The device in Option 4 reacts only if LINK is preselected on the Beo4 first.
It depends on the version or software if BS9000 support Option 4/5/6

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If sound, operation and backlight of the panel are OK, then a BV10-32 has almost always a defective Pcb. 15 MEMC (Part 8005458) and not a defective Panel. This module is responsible for the image feed to the panel.

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Why do you want to switch it to option 0? That it doesn’t respond to Beo4? Then you can use option 4

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I had the same problems especially with Apple TV.
A CEC blocker solved the problem.

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