I need the IR Detector Module that goes inside the BOSE CineMate Interface Module. It seams to be Part Number 1B83 41A or that is what it says in the small black ir detector. Does anybody know where can I find one or if there is a replacement for it.
Replacement parts for Bose Cinemate Interface can be foudn at amazon, take a look here: Amazon com Bose Cinemate parts. I hope this helped. Cheers
Heres the part number you need:
Radio Shack Part# 38kHz Infrared (IR) Receiver Module
Model: 276-640
Catalog # 276-640
$4.50
Radio Shack has the part for under $5.
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We just got a Bose Cinemate system and have the same issue - none of the listed codes for the Synergy V work.
Has anybody got this to work yet?
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I called the company and they said that I had an "original" remote and that they would send me a remote with extended codes. Hopefully that will work
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hi i do have here a couple of codes for bose
4000, 2130, 2215, 2276, 6060,
5007
hope this helps! goodluck!
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I have a Scientific Atlanta Remote and I programmed the AUX to code 3033 and it worked. Also code 3034 is listed for Bose.
Good Luck
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I would contact ur nearest Bose dealer or Contact the company through the website to get a replacement remote, you will of course need the serial number for the product when you contact them, using a universal remote can make things easier but you will not be able to access most of the functions without the original
If your TV does not have any audio output jacks, you can connect the CineMate™ speaker
system to the audio output jacks of another source, such as a DVD player or cable/satellite
box. However, you will hear sound only from the connected source through your CineMate
speakers.
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Use a TSOP4038 . I just replace the original with this one and now leds in the Bose Cinemate Interfase Module turns from red to green and works as new.
Thanks for posting this but how do I go about replacing the TSOP4038? Is it a difficult thing to do? Can you send me directions? thanks! Lisa
You have to unsolder the one inside the Interface module and solder the new one. It needs to be done by someone with soldering experience.
How do you open the module? It seems sealed.
The base of the Interface Module has some kind of sylicon glued to paper. This sylicon paper is glued to the base of the module. Just remove the sylicon together with the paper from the module and you will find 4 screws. These 4 screws are the ones that fix the two halves of the module together..
To Lisa (and others), if it's not too late. This solution does work and the part is very cheap. I found it onhttp://www.mouser.com/ . The part was about 70 cents and shipping was about $9. Luckily I had a family member who know about electronics and took care of the taking off the old IR part and soldering in the new one, I tested it today and it worked wonderfully.
To open the module you need to take off the silicone bottom and take out the 4 screws. (it comes apart pretty quickly after that) The IR part is black and in the front next to the green LED, I believe. (could be the red) Regardless, it's pretty simple to find.
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