How to turn it on to play CD? - Audio Players & Recorders

what brand/model# ?

You must remove the CD player from the dash and send it out for repair by a factory approved repair center. Parts and repair info is not made available to the public by any manufacturer.

I looked at the users manual. I'm assuming single play slot zero is empty, if not unload it. Do you have your manual, if not, google your model number and select the search result 'manualslib.com', it can be found there. Recheck how your discs are programmed to play, sequential, block, etc. What you're seeing could be normal for how the unit is programmed. The disc was seen as being played, even when powered down, so the unit automatically selects the next disc. Some players attempt to read every slot , empty or not. Again, this may be programming. If a disc was loaded into the laser play position, was another disc placed in that tray position? Your unit has a wide range of programming/ listening functions, over time is could accidentally be programmed to other than what you are used to. Last resort is profession service. Good luck.

there is 2 blue wires at the unit 1 is remote turn on, and 1 is radio ant turn on try changing them around this will work

Is it your own copy or is it a standard cd?
Sony are renowned for not playing copies.
Try cleaning your cd and check setup menu making sure cd is turned on for playing

No solution - plastic thread driving opening/closing had snapped after 16 years!

if it is new you may have left the screw in the back of the radio you have to takje this screw out for the laser to function it should have a plastic box on it

Hi, my cd changner wont to accept cd, and wont start playing.So i would like you to help me

all CD players should do this. Who installed the CD player? Because it sounds like the memory wire isn't hooked up right. Does the clock keep the right time? If not your memory wire isn't hooked up right.

I had the same problem with my CMT-EP707. I read on this site to try various combinations of turning power off then turning the power back on while holding down either or both of the stop play button and the eject button for the affected CD tray. What seemed to work for me was turning on the power while holding down the eject button for CD tray 2, even though the error referred to CD tray 1.