[Glitch]

I thought the same thing when I first noticed the part. It seemed like an awkward design to me.

However, both of my BM8000’s have this part in that location. I bought one of the BM8000’s used, so I can’t make any judgements about the originality. The other I purchased new and the only placed that serviced it was an authorized B&O dealer. It is possible that two different people did the same hack independently, but the odds are slim. Maybe it was a something from a B&O Service Bulletin?

Here is a picture of the button board from the other BM8000

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[Dillen]

That’s a homemade solution.
The spring plate is not supposed to sit under the keyboard like that.

Martin

[Glitch]

The spring for the Release Rail on the Beomaster 8000 seems to be one of those parts that goes missing. I stumbled upon a source for a replacement spring by accident the other day. The cool thing is that the source is close to home wherever you live.

There is a spring similar to the release rail spring holding on the button board.

This spring could be replaced with a washer if you need to repurpose it.

For reference, here is a picture of a original release rail spring along side a button board spring.

I don’t know how many times I’ve looked at the back of the button board and not noticed the spring.

Hope this helps someone,

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