Yamaha Pianocraft E810 It makes an unusual noisy motor sound every time i put a dvd or CD (ever since I bought it 6 months ago). I was expecting a smooth, almost unnotocible noise of the motor when in use. Is this common for this model? I am thinking to take it back to the supplier since it is on guarantee still. Any advice is greatly apreciated. Thanks Ricardo

sounds like the motor maybe burning out....

Simple answer, NO! Unless this vehicle had been very badly treated, the symptoms you describe are VERY UNUSUAL and are more likely to occur in a vehicle (used normally) well over 200km!

Hello
Usually a light oil.Wd 40.
Most of these motors are sealed bearings,meaning they do not get oiled.When they start making noise it means the motor bearings are getting worn and the motor will need to be replaced soon.

I have got 5 to 6 months out of noisy motors using a light household oil or WD 40.

some of them require red , white, blue, green, an yellow audio jacks. make sure you have all the input plugs. or eles the tv will not use plugs it doesnt have.

Probably a poorly shielded or grounded cable. Also check the laptop to see that it's audio output is sufficiently high.

Shouldn't the ouput of the Yamaha go to an input (nicrophone) on the laptop?

use this tool to reset the cd in the registry
after you run the file - reboot the computer -

http://www.dougknox.com/xp/utils/XP_CD-DVD-Fix.zip

in the world the cd dvd creaters are using a new format of cd dvd making old players obsolite due to piracy these new cd dvds are becoming a pain a way they make you go out and purchase new players with updated formats

i found this out a few months ago when i bought a dvd from store it wouldnt work in a 7 month old dvd player so i got to thinking about it put in older cd that worked did a little investigating i want to know why new cd dvds werent working low and behold i found a tech site for the cd dvd compile build formats there it was piracy is getting knocked out by new cd dvd format this is so you cant copy direct to or from disks
if you can try to find older disks cause the new disks could be whole problem

try removing the digital setting , IN XP
right click on my computer /manage
device manager
open dvd/cd rom device
right click on cd /properties
click on properties tab
remove check for enable digital cd audio

well being you purchased the uint 6 months ago you shoudl still have 6 months of warr left. did you try contacting sears, or any authorized maytag servicer to have a look at for you??? maybe a fan has gone bad, or theres a copper line thats causing a vibration through the unit.

I have come across one DVR-S120 that has a shorted spindle motor. This is the motor that spins the disk. Therefor the unit will not play a cd or dvd. Yamaha sale's the complete dvd Assy. for $300 witch is absurd.