Question about Onkyo DV-CP702 DVD Player

Onkyo DV-CP702 will not load any disks!

Hey, Maybe one of you guys or gals can help me out. I have had this thing in the shop twice now for the same problem of disks not loading. 1st time they gave me a new player, 2nd time they sent it off and repaired it. Now I'm out of warranty and they want and arm and a leg to look at it. I told them they couldn't get it right the 1st time so I wasn't gonna pay for another guess at fixing the problem. So I load the disk and it starts to spin and then it just stops and says no disk. I removed the top to have a look and the darn thing starts playing. 5 minutes later its back to the same thing again. It just refuses to load. I noticed a loading mechanism that looked as if it could be adjusted or replaced. Any suggestions on this before it gets trashed. I hate to do it because its not even 2 yrs old yet. And by the way my 2 yr old is screaming for her disney movies! Thanks

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captphil Feb 15, 2008

My problem is similar. The cp702 plays CD's fine but when I put in a DVD it cycles through all the disk trays then say's no disk.
nywny101 Dec 26, 2008

having the same problem- the dvd's will not load. tried everything to correct the problem- and nothing. it is nothing junk. one would think you are buying something decent- not the case. never buy this brand again.
crscottjr Jan 31, 2009

exact same problem. tried reset procedure. it didn't work. initialize procedure in the manual doesn't work. it tells you to press the standby/on button while holding down the stop button. the only problem is the standby an on buttons are two different buttons and the procedure doesn't work with either one.
nurseshawn Feb 03, 2009

Exact same problem. Started with the first one I purchased, returned it and got a second one. Then it started to no load DVD's but would load CD's. Now, it just cycles through all 6 dvd's and then says "no disc".
Anonymous May 24, 2009

I have the same problem, put in a dvd and it cycles through until the message comes up No Disk. I had my player for about 2 years before it crapped out.
billferry196 Jan 22, 2013

Read page 46 of the manual, I did what it said and fixed the problem
Ralph Gebes Mar 05, 2019

I tried page 46 and did fix the problem. Disc does not spin.

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Anonymous

Look at page 46 of the manual for reset or initialzation.

Posted on Mar 08, 2007

billferry196 Jan 22, 2013

I read page 46 and did what it said, BAM working great again, Thanks

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