I get a CD ERR msg when trying to load any of the 6 CD's. I can here the changer tryign to load but I'm not sure how the unit works to determine if it's loading. Problem started slowly with getting error intermittently, some slots more than others. Now it won't play any CD's at all.

SOURCE: CD player

Could be the classic dirty lense syndrom... If you know how to get to it, expose the laser lense, and gently brush any accumulated dust/dirt from it. There might be multiple slots, but only 1 lense. If you have a cd cleaner available you might want to try that out first, it doesn't always do the same job, but it can save you the risk of something else happening when you open it up. Good luck

SOURCE: Jammed cd drawer

The best solution is to take off the top cover. It's easy to remove with, I believe, four screws. The carousel is located right underneath the cover, so all the CD's will be exposed. However, I don't think that this will solve the problem of not happening again, since this seems to be a problem with this particular model.

Jerry Greenberg

• 1691 Answers
• Posted on May 26, 2008

SOURCE: ERROR CODE HH3 ON SCREEN

The laser may be failing, or there is a fault in the circuits that read the laser.

Your unit can only be factory serviced. If it is a no name brand, it cannot be properly serviced, unless you know of someone who has a parts source that they can try and wing it.

If the unit is a no-name brand, and also with many of the name brands, during the warranty period they exchange the unit for a new one. If the unit is out of warranty, they are rarely worth the cost to service them.


Jerry G.

SOURCE: CD CHANGER

well its really easy to fix just take the side panels off of the cd player its self and then open your disc drive and youll see the disc changer rise up and start to move then all you do is pull all of the cds off of the changer and out of you disc drive and that solves the problem unless your player is out of timing in that case i cant help yet

SOURCE: 6 Disc Changer > Err

Don't waste your money and buy those repair manuals. There is an easy fix for this. The rootcause is most likely related to your disc tray (crooked carrier or broken spring). Just get a small screwdriver and take out the two black srews of the inner faceplate, covering the cassette tray itself. Please make sure you do not drop those tiny screws. Use a magnetic tip screw driver. Take the faceplate off. You will see a litlle lever in the center. Just push it aside and your cassette will pop out with no problem. That simple. So don't waste your money!!!