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Straitjacket Fits

Jan 1, 1970
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My folks got a 68cm BEKO stereo/teletext TV for a very reasonable price as
it had been dropped and replaced under insurance. Quite a nice picture too
now it's been properly repaired (and by a qualified repairer too - just
thought I'd add that to get in everyone's good books.....).

One big problem though - no remote. I tried a few codes I'd found on the
One For All site for their spare remote, but no dice. For the moment
they're using a remote from their other TV (a Samsung) with hilarious
unpredictable results (bloody annoying spending any amount of time with them
at their place, especially when Dad decides to switch channels and german
subtitles pop up instead.....). I've searched the net extensively and
visited BEKO's east european site (which is in mostly east european,
helpfully), and phoned JB Hifi who no longer stock this brand, so I've hit a
bit of a brick wall looking for a replacement remote for this set. BEKO
just isn't a real entity on the internet. Does anyone reading the forum
have a BEKO remote lying around they could sell me? I could try another
universal remote but as we don't have a user guide either it'd probably be
random luck getting to know this set's features! Please, my folks are
annoying enough as it is.....

Cheers

Steve
 
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Franc Zabkar

Jan 1, 1970
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I've searched the net extensively and
visited BEKO's east european site (which is in mostly east european,
helpfully), and phoned JB Hifi who no longer stock this brand, so I've hit a
bit of a brick wall looking for a replacement remote for this set. BEKO
just isn't a real entity on the internet.

FWIW, Beko is a Turkish brand. Their website states that Beko
Elektronik is a Koç Holding company. ;-)

Elsewhere on their website:

"Founded in 1966, Beko Elektronik, A.S. is one of Europe's fourth
largest television manufacturers [sic] and provides quality products
under its own name as well as to major, well-known Other End
Manufacturers (OEM) to over 60 countries."


- Franc Zabkar
 
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Pyrrhic

Jan 1, 1970
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By the way, where's the nearest Warehouse to Camberwell?

Thanks

Steve
 
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Pyrrhic

Jan 1, 1970
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Forget it, there's one in Ringwood, I've just checked.
 
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Pyrrhic

Jan 1, 1970
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Many thanks for the info Max.

Steve


Max Harding VK3JIN said:
the agents for BEKO are: RG Electronics. 169 cheltenham road.
Dandenong.. Vic. 03-9701-7333

Franc Zabkar said:
I've searched the net extensively and
visited BEKO's east european site (which is in mostly east european,
helpfully), and phoned JB Hifi who no longer stock this brand, so I've hit a
bit of a brick wall looking for a replacement remote for this set. BEKO
just isn't a real entity on the internet.

FWIW, Beko is a Turkish brand. Their website states that Beko
Elektronik is a Koç Holding company. ;-)

Elsewhere on their website:

"Founded in 1966, Beko Elektronik, A.S. is one of Europe's fourth
largest television manufacturers [sic] and provides quality products
under its own name as well as to major, well-known Other End
Manufacturers (OEM) to over 60 countries."


- Franc Zabkar
 
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Max Harding VK3JIN

Jan 1, 1970
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I forgot to say they are in victoria.

Pyrrhic said:
Many thanks for the info Max.

Steve


Max Harding VK3JIN said:
the agents for BEKO are: RG Electronics. 169 cheltenham road.
Dandenong.. Vic. 03-9701-7333

Franc Zabkar said:
I've searched the net extensively and
visited BEKO's east european site (which is in mostly east european,
helpfully), and phoned JB Hifi who no longer stock this brand, so
I've
hit a
bit of a brick wall looking for a replacement remote for this set. BEKO
just isn't a real entity on the internet.

FWIW, Beko is a Turkish brand. Their website states that Beko
Elektronik is a Koç Holding company. ;-)

Elsewhere on their website:

"Founded in 1966, Beko Elektronik, A.S. is one of Europe's fourth
largest television manufacturers [sic] and provides quality products
under its own name as well as to major, well-known Other End
Manufacturers (OEM) to over 60 countries."


- Franc Zabkar
 
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Ray

Jan 1, 1970
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FWIW,

I have a BEKO TV, and have found that it uses RC5 encoding, using TV1 as
it's ID field. Should be fairly common code I would have thought....

Though one may need to be a bit more creative to access things like
teletext etc if available. The numbers, volume and channel change
features should all work fairly easily though with RC5 TV1 encoding
which I would have thought these "All-in-one" universal remote devices
would definately support.

Ray


maxh10 said:
I forgot to say they are in victoria.

Pyrrhic said:
Many thanks for the info Max.

Steve


Max Harding VK3JIN said:
the agents for BEKO are: RG Electronics. 169 cheltenham road.
Dandenong.. Vic. 03-9701-7333

I've searched the net extensively and
visited BEKO's east european site (which is in mostly east european,
helpfully), and phoned JB Hifi who no longer stock this brand, so I've
hit a
bit of a brick wall looking for a replacement remote for this set. BEKO
just isn't a real entity on the internet.

FWIW, Beko is a Turkish brand. Their website states that Beko
Elektronik is a Koç Holding company. ;-)

Elsewhere on their website:

"Founded in 1966, Beko Elektronik, A.S. is one of Europe's fourth
largest television manufacturers [sic] and provides quality products
under its own name as well as to major, well-known Other End
Manufacturers (OEM) to over 60 countries."


- Franc Zabkar
 
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John West

Jan 1, 1970
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the remote could of been salvageable if it was pulled apart and cleaned and
dried. Mobile phones always get dropped in water, you'd never guess how many
end up in a toilet bowl, phone starts ringing when having a piss, slips out
of your hand and falls in, and they are most of the time salvageable.

Pyrrhic said:
Yeah, I thought it was strange that Dad's One For All universal remote
didn't snag the correct code for his Beko TV. I've heard that Beko are OEM
suppliers for TV chassis, so I thought I'd also try the few lesser-known
manufacturer's codes in the One For All's manual. 037 should definitely
work if anyone else is having a similar problem, and the teletext should
also be accessible too. Dad forgot to tell me before I bothered entering
all the codes into this remote, that my baby nephew had dunked it in water a
few weeks ago. It's a gonner.
Thanks again to Max who hooked me up with the Beko distributor in
Melbourne - they're having a look around for a second hand Beko remote.

Cheers

Steve

Ray said:
FWIW,

I have a BEKO TV, and have found that it uses RC5 encoding, using TV1 as
it's ID field. Should be fairly common code I would have thought....

Though one may need to be a bit more creative to access things like
teletext etc if available. The numbers, volume and channel change
features should all work fairly easily though with RC5 TV1 encoding
which I would have thought these "All-in-one" universal remote devices
would definately support.

Ray


maxh10 said:
I forgot to say they are in victoria.

Many thanks for the info Max.

Steve


the agents for BEKO are: RG Electronics. 169 cheltenham road.
Dandenong.. Vic. 03-9701-7333

I've searched the net extensively and
visited BEKO's east european site (which is in mostly east european,
helpfully), and phoned JB Hifi who no longer stock this brand, so
I've
hit a
bit of a brick wall looking for a replacement remote for this set.
BEKO
just isn't a real entity on the internet.

FWIW, Beko is a Turkish brand. Their website states that Beko
Elektronik is a Kog Holding company. ;-)

Elsewhere on their website:

"Founded in 1966, Beko Elektronik, A.S. is one of Europe's fourth
largest television manufacturers [sic] and provides quality products
under its own name as well as to major, well-known Other End
Manufacturers (OEM) to over 60 countries."


- Franc Zabkar
 
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