The tivoli music system doesn't turn on agian

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The Tivoli Music System must be left without power for a minute (60 seconds or more) anytime it is unplugged, before being plugged in again. If you observe this little rule when changing rooms, it should turn on and be usable immediately (after ensuring it has been at least a minute since it was last connected to power.)

This helped me a LOT!!! Press PLAY while INSERTING!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m1YDSaAX5TE

have a look here:
http://www.ehow.com/how_8698510_fix-roland-cube.html

although it doesn't mention the fuse you will probably find it. Sometimes there is a fuse access on the outer case.

We've had the Tivoli Music System for 3 years. A CD became stuck in the player when I pressed the EJECT button before turning the player on. We tried turning it off and back on, unplugging it for a minute, removing the batteries and unplugging, etc. Nothing worked. I finally turned the player upside down in my lap, then turned on the CD player, and it said LOADING! Progress!!! I turned it right-side up and hit EJECT, and it worked like new. The CD loading mechanism had become bound up and simply needed a different "attitude" adjustment. Don't give up too early in attempting to fix these players on your own.

Are you trying to store a few cds one after another? approx 7.
When you store the cd's, the Bose systems temp stores on unit then transfers to perm location.
Waits few hours then try agian, overnight would be good.

To prosess faster turn system off- normally a store gracenote message comes b4 it.
turn unit off to make transfer a bit faster because it only doing one thing.

Cd name can be labeled once on there not sure about songs but i think you can.
Is this burnt Cds, if so when you r burning them, go into options and select music and data, something like that, If ya burning from orginal cd. Easier then typing with remote.
hope this helps:)

Sounds like a cold dry joint connection problem internally ,needs to be serviced

I turned mine upside down pressed play and it started working.
Turned it back over and it's working fine.

There are some repair instructions available at www.AnyoneCanFixIt.com in the electronics section that will show you how to release the CD magazine and fix the problem where the unit will not play the CDs (you will hear a buzzing, buzzing, buzzing, and nothing will load or play).