What does "Table Error" mean & how do i fix it?

How to Fix your CD Player ' Librarian in Black Blog - Sarah ...

librarianinblack.net/librarianinblack/how_to_fix_your/

Well, if I was a junk pack-rat and still had all the CD players I've thrown away because they stopped ... my portable cd player lens looks to be scarched how can i fix its ... my 3 disk memorex cd player won't play any thing. it was working fine and then allof a sudden it stopped on me it won't even spin the cd to try to read.

No Disc Error, not reading CD error: Repair Sony CFD 112 ...

? 11:35
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iEG_u0ogjZI
Jul 23, 2013 - Uploaded by 1000uf
How to troubleshoot and repair CD player not reading disc, table of content (TOC), ... +DeathlyHall0w It's ...

How to fix a boombox CD player when it wont play - YouTube

? 5:15
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pH33UZveLYI
Jun 24, 2013 - Uploaded by Shyzah
If you move the boombox with the audio CD player will it slip, with this model? ... I cannot buy a new boom box ...

Why won't my disks spin? - GameFAQs

Definitely! You should know that Table tennis is asport for all ages, and it is never too late to get started. You should know that in the year 2008, Olympic table tennis canbe called the Veteran Year as 38 year old Gao Jun and34 year old **** Chendirectly qualified for the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games on the women's side. Andon the men's side, 45 year old David Zhuangwon the right to attend the Olympic Games as the USA' sole male representative.

Hello & Welcome to FixYa

F70 is a communication error which is caused when no communication is detected from the user interface to the CCU (central control unit). Please check the wiring to user interface and the central control unit, if that is fine and you can see the drum rotating then replacing the user interface is recommended repair. If the drum won't turn then the CCU needs replacement. Please get back to me if you have any other questions.

Kevin

clean the laser lens with one laser disc cleaner

Hello,if the spindle table is bent "this is the platter on the motor that the disc sits on" it will have problems reading the outside of the disc,which is where the later songs are.Check to see if there is extensive disc wobble during playback,sometimes you can slightly bend the table to near straight,other times you need to replace the motor.

Usually CD rotates in the clockwise direction. Whenever you are using CD which your CD player cannot detect then CD is rejected and suddenly CD rotates in anticlockwise direction.
Also, If your player is older and your CD players laser head worn out then CD's which were played good previously cannot be played properly and then stop in middle, when this happens you can see CD rotating in anti direction.

Clean the laser head, with CD cleaner and do not use scratched CD's

the table motor is probably bad

Error code 39 means your CD drive or DVD drive is missing or not recognized by Windows or other programs, so you cannot play or access a CD or DVD.

This issue might have occurred after you installed, uninstalled, or updated a program or Windows Vista.

Also make sure the DVD drive is enabled in the Bios

The CD Player platter does not spin or displays Table Error.
Follow this procedure when the platter of a CD Changer does not spin or displays Table Error.

1. Open the door to the unit.
2. Press the center button in the Jog Dial, and attempt to remove all the CD's in the unit. NOTES:
   • Verify that all the discs that were installed in the unit are removed. If all the discs do not come out, the unit will need service.
   • If the player is not operating correctly, reinstalling CDs may damage the CDs.
   
   
3. Attempt to rotate the platter with all discs removed. If the platter rotates, install a few discs to verify operation.
4. If the platter does not spin when the unit is empty, service will be required.

Also are you getting any other specific error codes, if so, please let me know what they are.

Please get back to me and let me know any other specifics.
Please don't forget to rate this. Thank you!