I assume that's short for "bad disc", but it happens for every DVD I try to play. Any ideas?
SOURCE: Toshiba SD-3980
http://www.tacp.toshiba.com/tacpassets-images/notices/sd-3980_sd-k750.asp
read that
Posted on Mar 23, 2008
SOURCE: Toshiba DVD SD-3980SU2 or SC2 player loads every disc as "bad disc"
Toshiba says:
Information for Owners of Toshiba SD-3980 and SD-K750 DVD Players
To ensure the satisfaction of our customers and to maintain the
integrity and quality of our products, Toshiba America Consumer
Products, L.L.C. is issuing an important product update. This is not a
safety issue.
Toshiba is committed to customer service and to continuously
improving the quality of its products. It has come to our attention
that certain DVD players bearing the model numbers SD-3980 and SD-K750
may at some point in their life stop playing discs due to a component
part failure. In such case, the error message "bad" will be shown on
the unit's display. Affected units will have "SU2" at the end of the
model name (e.g., SD-3980-SU2), which can be found on the back of the
unit.
If you own either of these models and experience the issue described
above, please contact Toshiba Customer Solutions at 1-800-631-3811 for
information on how to obtain a replacement unit.
Posted on Jan 18, 2009
SOURCE: Toshiba SD-K770 DVD player flashes error and BAD DISC
hi... the problem might be in ur dvd... If ur dvd is perfect and u found that ur player has some problem means the best solution is that to clean up ur dvd player lense which plays a vital role in reading ur dvd when u insert into it...For cleaning up ur lense all u need is a lense cleaner dvd available in electronic shops.. u can purchase it and play that dvd as normal one.. ur problem will get solved..
thank u rate me!!!
Posted on Feb 07, 2009
SOURCE: WHEN DVD IS PLACED IN MACHINE IT KEEPS TRYING TO LOAD BUT NO PLAY
yes that is very possible. cleaning the lens of the dvd player should happen atleast once a month. it can also be that the lens itself is scratched or the lase does not reach the disk tracks due to dust or bad handling
Posted on Mar 30, 2009
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