After playing one out of the 3 cd's (all audio) the display panel shows "mecha error"
I have tried cycling the power - but the same problem persists
When I turn the unit on, the display panel just shows mechanical error .... the audio cd's are still inside
thanks in advance for help/tips
Arup
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First try to turn it off and then on.
If that doasent work, turn it off for 10 mins and then turn it back on.
If the error continues, let me know.
By the way, to try to get your CD out, search for a hole (2 mms in diameter) It should be near the CD tray, but could be anywhere.
Once you locate the small hole, find a paper clip or smomething as pointy as it, and insert the paper clip in.
Press it had and the CD tray will come out.
Good luck and anything else you need let us know,
Dahaka
You can try to take unit apart ONLY
if you can reassemble & an clean the eye
with denatured alcohol, any other will leave
a white ressadue. If the eye can't read disk
it won't play an should show an error
This message indicates that the loading mechanism has failed in some way. Please update this with the make and model of the unit and I can give you more specific details.
Dan
To get the cds to play, and 5 to eject, you can try taking off the sides of the consul and using compressed air. As for the shelf problem, I'm not really sure.
i have a sony mini Hi-Fi Component System MHC-GX470. I comes on, the Radio and Tape deck plays well. the CD Player says "mecha Error" and hangs. CAN YOU PLEASE HELP ME???
Mecha error is a Mechanical Error. This means that this is an actual physical malfunction of the unit. Sometimes pressing the reset button can realign some of the mechanics but most often this is a problem that requires to be serviced.
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