CD's skip Music CD's are beginning to skip on this machine. Is there an adjustment for that?

CD scratched at all??

Most likely the read arm motor is going bad and replacement of the radio will repair it........ if the CD is not scratched. have you tried other CD's??

Press and hold the "Sel" button for over 2 seconds. Clock "H", Clock "M", SCM link. "Level" and "AREA". appears on the screen.
Set the hour Press the track skip button. Then the "+" an "-" to adjust.
Set the minute Press the track skip button. to "clock M" Then the "+" an "-" to adjust the minutes.
Then press the "SEL" button to save.

1. Set up with a new blank DVD.
2. Insert VHS and adjust to the beginning of
your recording.
3. Use the DUBBING button on your remote: you can adjust video quality (2 hours or 4 hours play) at this point.
4. RTFM for use of the PAUSE and DUBBING buttons to skip over commercials etc.

The "read-ahead" memory cache is too short.
Not much you can do, short of replacing the player; however:
Does your CD player support playing MP3's?
Convert your Audio music CD's to MP3.
The same audio music is "smaller" in MP3 format than audio format. More of the song can fit in the memory cache so it is less likely to "run out" of mermory and skip.

Greetings my friend, regarding on your problem try to check or clean your CD/DVD ROM. Try to clean it with disk cleaner cause sometimes we forgot to cleam the important part of CD/DVD ROM its eye the one that reads all the dat in the disk. So try to clean it and play the disk again after you clean. Also try to clean also the disk you want to insert in your CD/DVD ROM in order to prevent this problem again.

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Open CD Cover. In the left rear is the time set button. Depress it for at least 3 seconds and you will be in the time set mode. Use the "Skip" rotary knob to adjust the time.

all the rca's have been released without quality control... you will have to open and adjust the potentiometers (the adjustible resistors on the main board) to re-calibrate the laser timings. However the way that the boards are mounted inside the boombox's chassis you will need to take apart everything to be able to reach the main board (inside vertical right side board with large heatsink and fan) without causing a short (as to be able to properly adjust these you need to have a cd playing and the whole thing needs to be upright.
I would recommend throwing it all way, not worth the time if you don't have the patience.

Take the small back cover off and take some electrical grade contact cleaner and spray all around the lens area, that worked for me.

Mike

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