Bang & Olufsen Beo 4 Remote Disassembly process and Repair guide

[@MrJoeptoep]

Why cutting the cables🤷🏻‍♂️.. you can get them off without cutting .. clearly you have never done this before. And don’t touch the rubber connector for the display with your fingers.. jeez

[@KoseTrading]

Thank you for your comment! I realize this isn’t the ideal method, but I wanted to use it as a learning and demonstration experience. Yes, it’s my first time doing this, and I mention that in the video too!

[@Иваниванов-л6е7щ]

Hello, can you help me, I have a remote control Beo 4Version V Tape A Tape My kids spilled juice on the remote control and I unscrewed everything, cleaned it, it works but I press TV incorrectly and I have to quickly press the button in the middle and the red button and it switches to this mode, how can I solve this???

[@KoseTrading]

@@Иваниванов-л6е7щ It sounds like you’ve managed to clean the Beo4 remote successfully, but it may now be in a different mode or require a reset. Here are some steps that might help: Reset the Mode: The Beo4 remote control can switch between different modes for controlling various Bang & Olufsen devices. To reset it to the default mode, try the following: Press and hold the "Power" (red button) and the "TV" button simultaneously for about 5 seconds. This should reset the remote to the default setting. Switch the Mode Manually: If you need to change the mode again, follow these steps: Press and hold the "Power" (red button) and the "List" button together until "Add?" appears on the display. Use the navigation keys to scroll through the options until you find the mode you need (like “TV” or “V.Tape”). Press the "Center" button to select the desired mode. Check the Firmware Version: If this doesn’t solve the issue, your Beo4 remote may be in an unintended firmware mode. Try checking the firmware settings by pressing "List" until you see "TV," then holding "Power" and "List" together again. You may need to reset it to your previous mode afterward.

[@Иваниванов-л6е7щ]

@@KoseTrading Okay, I'll try this method and want to clarify one more thing: does the Bang olufsen BV9000 ACC PIP SAT POS have such a TV version and is it rare or not?

[@KoseTrading]

The Bang & Olufsen BV9000 is a high-end television model from Bang & Olufsen, known for its premium design and audio-visual quality. However, you seem to be asking specifically about the ACC PIP SAT POS version of the BV9000, which sounds like a specific configuration or feature set for the model. Let me break down what you're asking: Bang & Olufsen BV9000 TV Version: The BV9000 was available in various configurations, including versions with PIP (Picture-in-Picture), SAT (Satellite), and POS (Position) options. These could refer to different input configurations or specialized functionality for the TV. The PIP feature is often used to display multiple video sources simultaneously, which would make sense for a high-end TV like the BV9000. SAT likely refers to satellite TV capability, and POS could refer to specific input or output ports or position settings for the TV's display. Is it Rare? The BV9000 itself is relatively rare compared to mass-market TVs, due to Bang & Olufsen's focus on luxury and design, but whether a specific version (like one with ACC, PIP, SAT, and POS features) is rare depends on how many units were made with that specific configuration. Bang & Olufsen generally produces limited quantities of their models, especially for higher-end features or niche markets. So, a specific version like this may be rarer and could be harder to find on the used market.