Not all cd tapes play clearly out of 12 tapes ,4 sound ok ,8 soundwrak

thats a lazer problem in the cd usually a cd cleaning disk will sort that problem if not a its the lazer head thats distorted best this to do it put a conversion tape to ipod or iphone and play your tunes off those devices via your tape, there only cheap to buy.

your not use any menual. this control is cpu control by remote or" panel switch.

you have cd output sound before or never you get sound from cd if you never get sound from CD then u call Service Center

Try to use cleaning tape there is must be dust on video head. First use cleaning tape for 5 secound then play you tape if its not ok then use more 5 secound. After that check your recording tape hope fully it will work.

Hello my name is Ben. I have had 2 of these cars and they both worked the same. Once you load the cartridge with your CDs and insert the cartridge into changer and close that little door on the changer the rest is automatic. On the dash you will see two buttons to the left of the radio display. One says TAPE AUX. That is the button that switches from radio to the CD changer. Push the TAPE AUX button and the CD changer will play whichever CD is selected. The PREV button if pressed during the first 8 seconds of a song will go to the previous song, if PREV is pressed after 8 seconds it will go to the beginning of the song. The PROG button will go to the next CD. The NEXT button will go to the next song on the CD you are playing. The REV and FWD allow you to quickly move within a song, either forward or backward. If you have any other questions, just ask, I have the owners manual readily available. I know it should be in the car, LOL

With audio problems if you look inside the unit, start the machine playing, then trace the wires from the tape head to the PC Board, then all you need do is touch the wires from the head with a small screwdriver. This should cause a buzz in either channel, if working right. Follow the circuit of the audio and keep probing. If you get Buzzing sounds near the output, and where the wires from the head enters, then there's something up with the head. But check for micro switches these can break and bend out of place so the sound is cut off.
If you get no buzz at where the head wires enter the PC Board, then there's a fault in the audio section.
As both channels are out you are looking at something common to both channels, for instance an IC.

Get a computer with an audio input or soundcard. Like a Mac with garageband and a soundcard. connect both with a male 1/8" to male 1/8" cable. Press play on the tape deck, record on the computer. Once done, edit and trim the beginning and end. Import to itunes. Create a playlist. Burn to cd. Simple.

Use good quality video head cleaning tape to clean video head in camcorder.

I had the same problem. I fixed it by gently dropping the camcorder on the carpeted floor. I know it sounds silly, but it really works. I've had to do it twice, and it worked both times. I hope it works for you.

This was often caused by mixing brands of tape. Do not use head cleaners more than absolutely necessary. More than half a dozen times or so, and heads are toast.

Use quality tapes of the same make/length, from new, and you will be fine. (the coatings on the tapes vary, and can/did interact with each other.)