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My stereo is freaking out on me this evening. Never has given me trouble ever before. It's a Pioneer, and has a cartridge that holds six CDs in it. Can't play anything tonight, it is automatically switching from one CD to the next instantly, one after another, no playing any music, just switching switching. I tried to stop it and focus on one CD, then is says "no disc"! Keep thinking maybe I hit some button on the remote that may have messed things up, but have gone through the button gambit at this point, nothing has changed. Does this kind of thing happen often? Is there some cleaner cartridge or something I can use to clean the parts that change the CDs? Anyone got ANY ideas what the problem is? Time to get a new stereo (although this one is only 7 years old).? Everything else works, the cassette player and the radio, just the CDs don't work. Radio sucks tonight too, waaah, I don't like Alanis Morrisette! [img]graemlins/crying.gif[/img] help me... :(
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Bummer LadyZ!!! My vcr bought the farm yesterday and YES I SMASHED IT!!!!!!! So my advice is of course....disconnect it and SMASH IT!!!!!
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<font color=Orange>is it possible that a button is jammed?</font>
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<font color=Orange>Or perhaps try and call or email the customer service of Pioneer and tell them your problem. That could provide answers as well</font>
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Pauly - Smash it? Oh man I can't it cost me a bundle! [img]graemlins/crying.gif[/img]
Sir Goulum - Nope pushed the lot, none are stuck :( Customer Service? Oh please don't make me go THERE! [img]graemlins/crying.gif[/img] |
Or perhaps LadyZ could crush it under her mighty steel boot! [img]smile.gif[/img] SMASH SMASH SMASH
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Well, if you can remove all the cds, grab your cd-rom clearer disc (If you got one) and palce in inside (Oh and play it). Wolla! It should work or cause the thing to burst into flame...But really it should work I mean your cd drive can take music cds.
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eww...that happened to my old Sharp stereo, and i never got it to play cds again :(
but i didnt call customer service or anything however, i got a new stereo today, its great! 60 cd changer, huge subwoofer, my mom will hate me! mwahaha!!! [img]graemlins/evillaughter1.gif[/img] |
Lady Z,
Rip it open and take your cd's out- then smash the rest .. :D </p> Like a 5 neck guitar from Cheap Trick! |
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What I was suggesting was the use of the cleaner cd for your cd drive in your cd player. A cd drive can play music cds so a cd drive cleaner cd should be compable with your cd player.... Or it might break it, but seeing how it not working anyway I think it worth a shot. |
Oh I see what you are saying Gabriel. yeah maybe a CD cleaner would work, I'd just have to run them through each slot. But if it just starts doing its CD change-o-rama thing, that might not work. Worth a try though before I give up totally [img]smile.gif[/img]
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Ouchie! Sounds like your cd changer bit the dust, Wendy! :( My own NEW player skips if my ac or heat are on! Good luck with a new one!
Smash it? LOL You guys are vicious! Remind me not to have any non-working techno-gear around you without putting on my goggles first! LOL :D |
Something similar happened with mine a while ago... Turned out the laser lense was dusty/worn out and needed to be cleaned/partly replaced. :(
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I have a 15 year old Technics hifi (separates), which is brilliant. I've added stuff to it over the years, and ended up with 2 amps - so I've now split it up so I have my Dolby Prologic amp, graphic equaliser and CD player downstairs, and tape deck, turntable, CD player and amp in my bedroom. I also have good Altec Lansing speakers with subwoofer in my study, so can pump out the music from my PC too. I love music! My only gripe is that all my CD players take 1 CD at a time only.
Wendy, sorry to hear about your problems. When the CDs change, there must be a mechanical component to do that - I'll just bet there's a build-up of dirt on a gear or belt causing it to stick/slip. It could also be an electronic fault or a problem with the CD lens if it can't read any of the CDs (try a cleaning disk first just in case). I'd just take it in to a repair shop if I were you, get an estimate before they repair it, then you can judge whether or not it's cheaper to buy a new one. [ 06-19-2002, 05:39 AM: Message edited by: Epona ] |
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