Disc Player not working (by 21 users)

Maybe it's dust & dirt on laser lens, and lens cleaner can't help. You should try to clean it with some alcohol and cotton.

This didn't work for me on my GE Spacemaker but it has worked on other cd players occasionally. The slide that the laser eye is on can be forced to move with a tooth pick or other tool. Just move it about a quarter of an inch without touching the eye itself and then try a disc again. You can't hurt it if it's broken already!

How to fix the white pices

Came here to find a solution for my used, dirt cheap Sharp CDC 2600 3 disc changer "No Disc" error message. Discs would shuffle through the player before the error message was displayed.
Solution: I noted the pick up mechanism and laser were trying to read the outer edge of the disc, not the center. I then removed the disc tray and adjusted it so the laser read the center of the disc. Problem solved. Works fine now.

clean the laser lens with a cotton Qtip, if not solve turn clockwise the trimpot at the laser module only 5 degree

Hate to be stupid, but what slide the laser eye is on?

I did try the alcohol wash, to no avail. Maybe it is just worn o ut, but it is only about 2 yrs. old. Thanks for trying.

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This model contains a Cheap Poor Disk changer mechanism that goes out of time, gears slip and mechanism gets lost, if one was repairing this item one would quote replacement of cd changer assembly which would cost more than machine is worth not that i can even find replacement parts for it.

Barring replacement you would set aside a day, buy the service manual, and remove covers then remove the fantastic plastic cd changer, then you would take pics so you know how it goes back together, and strip it of its mechanical parts, clean them ( you will find hair/dust stopping and misguiding the plastic parts from a smooth operation), grease with plastic grease, clean switchs and reset to home position, reassemble it, only to have it do it again another time. Poor designed stuff, not made to last I'm afraid.

Link to purchase service manual

These sold from $200 to $60 bucks so what does one expect, they are cheaply made, here is link to another lot of people with same problem, stop spending time and money on it, they are not worth the time nor frustration. It can never be fixed, you may get it going, but again it will break

If your really really desperate to make it work, spray the darn thing like a bug with W.B. 40/Compressed air/contact cleaner, run a few cycles and try your luck.

Sorry no magic fix from here, just trying to tell it as it is.