Bang & Olufsen Beolab 6000 Disassembly, cleaning and repair guide process

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In this episode, we have the Beolab 6000 on the table. We take a closer look at the Disassembly process and the bad insulation foam inside the Beolab 6000. I show a quick method how to clean the bad insulation foam as there is a risk that the bad insulation foam has damaged the electronic components inside the speakers.
It is pointless to consider Bang & Olufsen BeoLab 6000 in terms of tweeters, woofers, or watts. Never before have loudspeakers looked like this or generated such a rich, clean sound from such thin enclosures. Bang & Olufsen's engineering prowess and design capabilities are embodied in the BeoLab 6000.
The BeoLab 6000 features two PowerLink connections, which allows you to immediately loop through the signal to the second speaker. This is a terrific feature. This speaker is frequently used, for instance in the AV9000 system, as the second pair in a Dolby Pro-Logic arrangement.
All the parts can be founded in our website for Bang & Olufsen Beolab 6000.
kosetrading.com/product-category/bang-and-olufsen-parts/bang-olufsen-beolab-parts/bang-olufsen-beolab-6000/

[@KoseTrading]

Make sure to clean the bad insulation foam inside your Bang & Olufsen Beolab 6000

[@duncanroca1709]

Hi, first of all great video!!! I have one of my 2 speakers (beolab 6000) which I had to replace the material since it was very worn out. The main reason was because when the speaker goes into auto off mode, instead of the red light, it turns yellow and starts to make a very high pitched and annoying sound, I thought it could be because the "rotten" material is getting into the circuits, but even after cleaning everything the problem remains. I would like to know if you know what it is and how to fix it, if it is an electronic component that is shorting or something like that.

[@KoseTrading]

Thank you for your message. Sounds link your amplifier inside the Beolab 6000 has been damage. Contact us and we can find a amplifier board for your Beolab 6000.

[@erictripp8546]

Nice video, Mr. Kose. I need to remove the input unit. The line-in jack wobbles, causing a loud power surge noise. It needs solder. Can the input unit be removed without having to disassemble the rest of the speaker first?

[@KoseTrading]

Yes, you can remove the input unit without removing all the other things. Remove the front cover then you can remove the input section.

[@dave8396]

How to you change the voltage from 220 to 110? Is there a way to install a jumper on the board? Or do you need to purchase a new power supply?

[@KoseTrading]

Very good question, normally on Beolab 3 PSU board you can remove the jumper and convert it to 110 Voltage. But i do now know on the Beolab 6000. Send me a message and we can take a look

[@ladronsiman1471]

i,have.mounted.two.sets.one.on.top,of.the.other.not.only.they.look.great.but,also,sound,fantastic

[@KoseTrading]

Yes, the beolab 6000 looks great and have a nice clean design.