Faulty loaded dvd

Hello there!

Please note that a CD-ROM drive can read and in some cases write to a CD inserted into it. This is done by means of a fragile laser mechanism that scans the surface of the disc as it spins at high speed inside the drive. Drive failure can occure from a scratched laser eye, mechanical failure, overheating, or simply years of use. You will want to ensure the drive is actually broken before buying a new one as replacement or send it for a repair.

Please follow these easy steps:

1. Open the CD drive tray and insert a CD. If you have a tray that opens by pushing a button, push the button. For slot drives, try to slide the CD in. On slot drives, if the CD will not go in fully, the drive is not getting power.

2. Wait and listen for a "whirring" sound from the drive after the CD is in and the drive tray is pushed in. This may take a few seconds.

3. Look at the status light on the front of the drive if one is present. It should be blinking to indicate that the device is reading the CD.

4. Replace the first CD with another one in case the first CD is damaged or unreadable. Repeat steps 1 through 3 with the second CD.

5. Wait to see if anything comes up on the pc screen indicating the CD is being read or run. A notification may appear asking if you want to play the CD or run the software. This indicates a functioning drive.

6. Click on "Start" followed by "My Computer" and locate the CD-ROM drive usually labeled as "D:/" or "E:/". Double click on it. If the CD drive makes no noise or an error message appears on screen indicating the disc can not be read, the drive may be broken.

If an error message appears indicating that the CD-Rom drivers are missing this may indicate a software issue and not a broken drive.

Regards,
fossildude

Have you tried a DVD+/-RW ?

The noises that you are hearing will be the spindle motor trying to spin the DVD as the lifting presentation tray for the read/write head has not located, if the media is not spinning this will never be able to read the lead in on any DVD as it has not presented the disc in the correct place.

If is is out of guarantee then I suggest that you check to see if the DVD is spinning by removing the top cover with the power OFF then eject the tray and try to load the media a small touch of the DVD in the clockwise motion should cause the media to start spinning, this is for diagnosis only if this is the case then the spindle motor will need changing

Jwin JD-VD200 / JD-VD203 / JD-VD500 / JD-VD503

1. (Open the disc tray)
2. Press SETUP
3. Press 1, 3, 6, 9
4. Press LEFT 3 x
5. Press RIGHT
6. A new menu entry appears (Version)
7. Select it and select RC (0=codefree)

its about time you get a new DVD Player...What type is it??? if it is a expensive one it is probably worth getting repaired but if it is a cheapy..then throw it away coz its not even worth looking at...there are the biggest pain to fix!! Best solution is to buy a new one!

Glenn's answer is incomplete. I have the same machine. I am currently experiencing a similar problem. The machine reads cd's, vcd's, but it will not read dvd's. Commercially purchased dvd's. The problem is not a format problem, not a zone problem. The dvd's work in other machines, so it is not a dvd problem. If anyone has any ideas, please respond. Thank you.

Is it a pirated dvd? If it is, do you know some dvd players won't read pirated dvds? And if it isn't, then your dvd player may be dirty (the lens). For that you would have to buy a cleaning disk. You can get one at Radioshack. Or maybe what type of dvd type is it? Is it dvd-r, dvd-rw, or what? Some dvd players have trouble reading dvd-rw sometimes.

Hope this helps.

You can buy new DVD pickups online for about 15-20 It will take a very small phillips screwdriver and needlenose pliers to change out the old one

Faulty power-supply symptoms:

The front panel display and buttons are completely nonfunctional and appear dead. The unit will do nothing more than display the following messages on the TV screen:

Interface error
(and or)
Interface error! Turn off the power

If a DVD or VHS tape was inserted prior to the error occurring, you won't be able to eject either from that point further. They'll remain stuck inside the unit until you've completed the repair detailed below.

Interface error! Turn off the power <--- explains how to completely restore your combo in less than 20minutes by replacing a $1.59 part on the power-supply board. mikeadams110@yahoo.com

Hi,

Some unlock codes for Jwin DVD players are:
Jwin JD-VD100 / JD-VD703 / JD-VD753

1. Press SETUP
2. Press PREV CHAPTER, NEXT CHAPTER, PREV CHAPTER, NEXT CHAPTER, PREV CHAPTER
3. "VerX" is displayed (X=RC)
4. Select the RC with RIGHT and LEFT (255=Codefree)
5. Press RETURN

Jwin JD-VD120

1. Press SETUP
2. Press 1, 3, 6, 9
3. Current RC should be displayed
4. Select RC with UP, "DOWN" (0=codefree)
5. Press ENTER

Jwin JD-VD130

1. Method 1:Press SETUP
2. Press 1, 3, 6, 9
3. Current RC should be displayed
4. Select RC with UP, "DOWN" (0=codefree)
5. Press ENTER

1. Method 2:Open the disc tray
2. Press PROG
3. Press ENTER 3 x
4. A menu should appear.
5. Select RC with UP, "DOWN" (0=codefree)
6. Press STOP
7. Close the disc tray

Jwin JD-VD135 / JD-VD147

1. Open the disc tray
2. Press SETUP
3. Press 1, 3, 8, 9
4. Use Up/Down keys to change the region
5. Press SETUP

Jwin JD-VD140 / JD-VD501

1. Open the disc tray
2. Press 2, 8, 1, 2
3. Use the arrow keys to change the region (9 = multiregion)
4. Press SETUP
5. Close the disc tray

Jwin JD-VD145

1. Open the disc tray
2. Press 9, 7, 3, 5
3. Change the region

Jwin JD-VD200 / JD-VD203 / JD-VD500 / JD-VD503

1. (Open the disc tray)
2. Press SETUP
3. Press 1, 3, 6, 9
4. Press LEFT 3 x
5. Press RIGHT
6. A new menu entry appears (Version)
7. Select it and select RC (0=codefree)

Jwin JD-VD138 / JD-VD504 / JD-VD602 / JD-VD603 / JD-VD745 / JD-VD903

no known hacks

or you can try here.

Hope this be of initial help/idea. Pls post back how things turned up or should you need additional information.

Good luck and kind regards.

Thank you for using FixYa.

Press case lid where it attaches to player. If this makes unit react you have a defective lid switch. You can probably put some weight over it to hold lid down and it will operate. Otherwise switch must be repaired