DVD PLAYER SAYS "INCORRECT DISC" AFTER "READING DISC"
I PRESS THE OPEN/CLOSE DOOR, INSERT DVD DISC IN SLOT,
PRESS DOOR AGAIN AND "READING" COMES UP, THEN AFTER
AWHILE, "INCORRECT DISC" COMES UP.
I TRIED ABOUT 5-6 DIFFERENT DISCS - ONE WAS BRAND NEW
OUT OF THE PACKAGE, SAME THING EACH TIME.
OWNER I BOUGHT THIS FROM SAYS IT WAS WORKING FINE
WHEN HE SOLD IT TO ME AND HE EVEN SHOWED ME WHEN
I WENT TO BUY IT.
DO I NEED TO REPROGRAM SOMETHING? I COULDN'T FIND
ANYTHING THAT SAID WHAT TO DO. I BLEW IN THE OPENING,
JUST IN CASE THERE WAS DIRT OR DUST, BUT NOTHING.
Re: DVD PLAYER SAYS "INCORRECT DISC" AFTER "READING DISC"
LOCAL TV REPAIR SAYS THAT, WHEN THIS HAPPENS, THE DVD PLAYER NEEDS TO BE
REPLACED AND WILL COST ABOUT $125 TO DO SO, WHICH IS NOT AN OPTION AS WE
ONLY PAID $100 FOR THE WHOLE THING.
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When I was with Samsung NZ, the following was how we multizoned our DVD (Region 4) players:
1. Turn on your player, but ensure no disc in machine - screen should show "No Disc"
2. Turn on your TV and select your DVD input (as if you were to watch your DVD).
Using your factory supplied remote, press the following buttons:
3. Press the Repeat (or Repeat A-B) button 4. Press the following button sequence: 7, 6, 8, 8, 4, 9 (you should see the number '9' appear on screen - this means 'Region Free'). 5. Press the Open/Close button (to open the tray) 6. Press the Open/Close button again (to close the tray) 7. Press Power OFF (to shut down your DVD player) 8. Press Power ON (to turn on your DVD player)
9. Insert Region 2 disc and wait (up to 1min) for firmware to respond and read your disc
If this fails, try procedure again, except for Step 4: change the last number (instead of 9) to '2'.
Let me know how you get on.
Cheers,
Scott
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The disc door is not properly closed if the Disc player display shows an "Open" error message. Check that there are no gaps in the door and use the remote to open the disc door. If it will not open, unplug the Disc player and gently pull out the disc door and then push it in. Plug the Disc player back into the AC socket.
If the DVD has not been inserted properly into the disc tray, a "No Disc" error message will come up on the display. Eject the disc and lightly flick off dust using the edge of a lintless cloth. Inspect the disc for damage. Insert it carefully again into the disc tray and use the remote to close the disc door.
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Hi i have had a similar problem to this before. I never could get it open without force, but if it is only the disc you are after then i would recommend forcefully removing the disc with a knife opening the dvd slot or by unplugging everything and unscrewing the dvd player altogether there might be something lodged in the dvd player preventing it from reading or opening. Be sure to press the power button when you unplug as it may contain electricity still.
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hold on to open boton but it might take a while to open or the rubber that open and close the door is little bit slack that why its giving that type of prob, try and change it .
Hi, is it fully open, or just partially open? Is it nearly shut but just jammed? If so have you tried inserting a flat peice of plastic and pulling the draw open. You could do this with no power to the dvd player, It might be that you haven't inserted the disc properly and it is wedged in.
First, make sure the DVD Recorder is completely disconnected from the Main Supply.
Then, if you look on the base of the unit, (just underneath the front of the Disc Insert/Eject Tray), there is a small slot, (approx 25 x 8mm), in which you can see a small, white, plastic lever probably situated near the right-hand side of the slot.
Then move this lever gently to the left, and then turn it on and the tray opens by pushing the button.
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