GE Slim Spacemaker Stero CD Player with Counter Light and Remote Control

These GE Spacemaker Superslim Kitchen CD Players can't be found even on the GE Appliances site. Even a Google site search of GE Appliances turns up nothing for 7-5292a. I can find some pictures of the line of these devices on ebay but that's about all. However, you do have two options at least. You can contact GE support. --Or, you can take a look at this manual I found for the 7-5330 model and see if its instructions help you. I have not found a manual for your model on the web. Page 6 of the manual below offers instructions to setting a clock, page 7 for radio, page 8 for CD.

GE Spacemaker 7 5330 User Manual

http://www.geappliances.com/ge/service-and-support/contact.htm?icid=GEARtopnav-contact

you just make sure the original remote present. Start by Pressing menu on your remote control and you can navigate from there.

MCM electronics has these

Have the same problem with mine, come to figure out a lot of the models that were sold the cd player never worked. Just not a very good cd player. Going to try to get my money back!

ND means "No Disc". It's probably a newer CD - one that's been copied, perhaps? It's got a format newer than what the CD player on that unit will recognize. Try an older CD.

push the time button then set the time then push the time button a second time.

1. Press the SET button
2. Use the TRK (SEARCH+TUNE) buttons to move the time forward or backward.
3. Press SET again.

Note: While you are in clock-setting mode, there's a red clock icon that will show up on the LCD display.

1. Press the SET button 2. Use the TRK (SEARCH+TUNE) buttons to move the time forward or backward. 3. Press SET again. Note: While you are in clock-setting mode, there's a red clock icon that will show up on the LCD display.

if it like the one i own then the laser on your cd drive is broken and cannot read a cd.

Make your own template with some thin cardboard. (cereal box) Turn the unit upside-down with the 3 spacers in place & mark their location with a pencil. Then mark the front edge & sides of the radio onto the cardboard. Instant template!