When I put my dvd into my player it starts to read. After an extended period of time it stops and says 'NO DISK'. I pulled the casing off and wiped the eye with a Kleenex tissue, but it still doesn't work. I noticed that the disk isn't spinning at any point. We started having this problem a couple of days ago, but sometimes it would work just fine.
I have Trutech T600-D dvd player. When I put the disc in, it takes a long time then it says "Wrong Disc".I have Trutech T600-D dvd player. When I put the disc in, it takes a long time then it says "Wrong Disc".
mine reads cd's and dvd's but will not read a blank dvd. Says 0 available and 0 used. This happened a couple of years ago and found the solution but now I forgot how I fixed it. It was a software problem. Any ideas?mine reads cd's and dvd's but will not read a blank dvd. Says 0 available and 0 used. This happened a couple of years ago and found the solution but now I forgot how I fixed it. It was a software problem. Any ideas?
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I discovered that is was dust covering the sensor. It's not easy getting to it, but you can. I took the DVD system out of the casting and flipped over looked in with a flashlight and noticed the dust. Using a flat thin instrument, such as the end of a flat spoon handle and tissue wrapped around you are able to clean the sensor. Only a mother whose child is upset that his DVD doesn't work, would come to this kind of solutions, but it worked.
After a long time of not using my pd-10, when i tried to usie it again it said "no disk". after flipping the player upside down it began playing. i am wondering is maybe dust was covering a sensor or something.
I've had a couple dvd players with the same problem.Try replacing the spindle motor that turnes the disc.If that doesn't work try replacing the feed motor that moves the lazer.
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it can be two possibilities.
1)either the disk is faulty.check out in another player or drive and confirm whether the disk is properly working.
2)or the lens in the drive which reads the disk is either faulty or got dusty.in the electronics shop you get lens cleaning cd.insert that in your drive and play it.it will spin for a period of time and stop.then insert your dvd disk and check out if the same problem.then drive inner lens is faulty and needs replacement.
I looked at everybody's ideas, and none of the ideas seemed to fit my situation. My DVD player has been working fine for one month. I got a new DVD today in the mail. It froze, and then began to display the WRONG DISK message. Then, nothing would play on the player, All of the DVDs that had worked fine before, now would not play. They all said WRONG DISK. I tried reaching under and trying to clean the laser lens, but that did not fix the problem. I am not saying that this will fix your problem, but this is what fixed mine.
1. Place the DVD player on a table
2. Plug in the DVD player.
3.Push the OPEN button so that the DVD platter extends outside of the player (It now looks like it does when it is ready for you to put a DVD in it to play it.)
4. Unplug the DVD player. (Now the power is off, and the platter is still extended.
5. Remove the cover of the DVD player being careful not to damage the extended platter.
NOTE: With the platter extended, looking slightly from the rear, under where the DVD is spun, you will be able to see the Laser lens. It will be covered by the mechanism that spins the DVD. The lens will be connected to a mechanism that that has two rails on either side.
6. Grasp the plastic surrounding of the laser lens area and pull the entire mechanism toward the rear of the DVD player.
CAREFUL: DO NOT YANK THE MECHANISM BACKWARDS as this will break off the laser unit. This mechanism is being moved with the resistance of many gears. PULL SLOWLY AND FIRMLY, and the entire mechanism will move on the rails until the laser unit is clearly visible to you and completely from under the spinning mechanism.
7. Since the lens was clearly visible now, and easily accessable, I carefully and lightly cleaned the lens with a Qtip and alcohol.
8. Replace the cover on the DVD player
9. Place a DVD on the platter.
10. Plug in the DVD player
You will find that you no longer get the WRONG DISK message and your DVDs will now play properly. As I said, just reaching under and cleaning the laser lens did not seem to fix the problem. It was only when I moved the entire laser unit from under the spinning mechanism, and forced the DVD player to realign itself when it powered on, did the DVDs begin to play again.
I have the same problem. When I insert a disk, my NAD T 550 DVD player displays 'No Disc'. It started with new disks while still reading older disks, but at some time it stopped recognizing any disk. Did you receive any suggestion yet or has anyone a suggestion?
I have this problem.. I put in a DVD that I know it has read ok before. But, now it takes a long time trying to load and then it just stops trying and returns 'NO DISK" So, I opened it up and watched it try to load. The motor on the DVD drive was struggling and couldnt keep the disk spinning a the correct speeds. Now, I am looking for a drive replacement. I hope this helps.
Most likely the dvd is dirty, scratched, or chipped. Try cleaning the dvd disk with a soft cloth (chamois works best). Look at the surface of the disk and if it is scratched lightly, dust and dirt particles, fingerprints, etc will cause refractions from the laser light in the dvd player, which is then read as an error by the dvd player. Cleaning it with a soft cloth will sometimes help.
If that does not work, hold the disk up towards a light source and look for light coming through from the other side. If this happens, the disk is unreadable and unrepairable as the data source has been corrupted.
do you see the laser light come on when the disk spins if not it has probably lost power or failed, if so sometimes the laser head gets moved to close to the drive mechanism and the motor cant pull it out. i have found several of these that had this problem.
I have Trutech T600-D dvd player. When I put the disc in, it takes a long time then it says "Wrong Disc".
disc is not turning and no read on disc
dvd pretends it is reading the disk and then faults saying no disk.
mine reads cd's and dvd's but will not read a blank dvd. Says 0 available and 0 used. This happened a couple of years ago and found the solution but now I forgot how I fixed it. It was a software problem. Any ideas?
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