I have a 6" portable dvd player and want to play

The lens isnt reading the disc get a lense cleaner n run it twice that should solve the problem

It won't play for one of two reasons:
1. There is something inside the DVD player, which keeps it from playing.
2. The DVD player's battery has run out of juice and can no longer play, meaning the player needs to be replaced.

The unit has either a dirty optical pickup (it reads the disc) or a bad one--most of the time if bad cheaper to buy a new player.

The manual will tell you how to change the zones.

I'm sorry that the DVD player is not playing discs are expected. Based on the information you have provided, it appears that the Lens head of the DVD player is dirty. I suggest that you use a lens cleaning disc to clean the lens head and it should resolve the issue.

Thanks for understanding.
Please let me know if the issue persists.

firstly is the disc an origional dvd or a copy? most dvd players wont play copies or dvd's made on a pc, also is it a dvd for the region you live in?, failing those , maybe the lens just needs a clean 8)

The first thing to try is to clean the laser itself by using a cleaning disc. If that fails then most likely the pickup laser is no longer any good. This is usually obvious if you place an audio CD in the unit and it plays fine : )

Some of their very old sets the video input was located on channels in the 90's; Try scrolling down from 99 to 90 to see if you locate the video input; this is just the way they did things in the older sets.

Before you rate this solution let me know what you find first.

SD TECH

Hello
Either your DVD players Laser Pickup Unit is dirty or defective or its 'sled' motor has damaged. Sled motor is one, which spins the disc inside. if it does not spins, the main system IC won't get any signal that the disc is "IN", and will show the messege "No Disc". The same will happen if the laser pickup unit is defective or dirty. Insert a Head Cleaning Disc into the system, and play it for atleast 3 times. If there is any dirt or dust, this will solve your DVD's problem. If not, it should be serviced by any skilled technician. It is not a user reparable item, as you have to take out its loading mechanism completly out of it for repair. OK.

Hello,

this problem you are encountering is common with most portable DVD player's. The problem most at times is coming from the flex or screen inverter. The flex eventually worn out as a result of regular opening and closing of the player.

The screen displaying white is a symptom of bad flex or inverter.

To confirm, insert a disc into the player, press play. You should hear sound coming out of the speaker of the portable player even as it is playing.

Furthermore, connect an AV cord from the portable DVD player to your TV and you will eventually find out that it is going to display on your TV.

Having done the above, and having confirmed that the flex/inverter is that cause of the problem, please get back to me so that I may direct you further on what to do next.

Your sincerely.

Elect_Comp.