Technical Question JVC XV-N5SL DVD , come in our shop for service. Originaly laser could not read the disc. customer tried to open and clean lasser. We have order new otical pick up 'lasser' assy, installed, everything worked fine. 2 weeks lader customer come with his remote control claiming that DVD plays fine, only when press 'ff' or 'play' in frames buttons on remote control won't do it? Customer has borrow remote control from another similar model did not do that function , but the same remote control does all function well on another unit? If you need more specific info. please let me know ASAP E Mail [email protected] Tech Zack Radosavcev 01/17/07 Tel 951-658-5018

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They say these things are sent to try us and a dvd that will npt play a disc certainly dose that, but if we can understand the nature of the beast we can get the better of it. The first thing after loading is for the dvd to recognise the disc and it dose this by first finding focus. It dose this several times before giving up. If it finds focus it will then rotate the disc and read the TOC (table of contents). It would seem that your dvd cannot find focus. Most likley cause is a dirty laser lens. Cleaning the lens with a cotton bud will in
most cases effect a cure. If not a low emission laser may be the culprit. When cleaning the optic lens take extreem care the lens mountings are easily damaged. If lens cleaning dose not solve your problems it would be wise to seek advice from your local service technician.

There may be a connection to the problem, but it sounds like the laser assembly may need to be replaced as well as/or the mpeg printed circuit board(the printed circuit board) attatched to the laser assy. Good Luck.

you might have a burnt out lens, bring it to a repair shop to have it looked at

Hello!

I did have a similar problem. It was solved by cleaning the laser lenses/prisma. You have to dismantle the whole pick-up the to see the laser lenses.

There is one lens which is held by couple wires and below there is prisma/mirror.

I did use ear-cleaner-stick and desinfection liquid (with alcohol) for cleaning. Now it works!

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try cleaning the laser with a dry Q-tip,there may be dust on the laser.If this don't help you have a more technical problem...

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Either the disc or the player likely need a good cleaning. Clean the disc with a soft cloth, clean the player with a good cleaner disc.

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Hey WeiesBlitz,

There may be a number of reasons why you may be encountering this problem, but there are a couple of quick solutions that may always try before seeking repairs on the player.

First, I would suggest making sure that the DVD's being used have been cleaned and are dust-free. Imperfections or impurities of any kind on the surface of a CD or DVD may prevent the laser in your player from being able to read, or even recognize the media inserted. You should be able to clean the DVD by using a soft and dry, lint-free (typically microfiber) cloth. Remember to try using gentle, outward strokes that run from the inner ring of the disc directly to the outer edge.

Second, you can always try cleaning the lens of the player itself using a commercial cleaning kit. Many retailers (including your local Best Buy™ store) may sell kits that clean lenses when inserted into your player like a normal DVD. Please keep in mind that not all DVD players are designed to function with these cleaning kits, and that you should always refer to your owner's manual for any possible warnings against the use of such products.

Should these suggestions fail resolve the problem, you may wish to try using other DVD's from your film library in the player. If other discs function normally, the non-functioning disc may be damaged. If using other discs results in the same error message, the player may be in need of physical repairs.

Hope this helps you out.

Sincerely,
Aaron
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on the back is a seitch labelled ntsc/pal. flick it the other way might fix it