Iriver H10 20Gb Jammed

Dear.
pl. check the right side of the cart. compartment of the printer ,the crum contacts may be short, If you have made firmware update and power off has done in that case replace the main board.
Thanks.

The volume up button may be jammed in the down position. Try pressing the button to free it. Otherwise it could be a shorted volume up button.

To fix the paper feed problem, Clean / rub each roller with a damp cloth with a dab of detergent.
Check for paper residue , especially near the paper empty flag,
Then reset the printer:
First power off the printer. Next, while holding STOP/RESET button, power on the printer.
While holding POWER button, release STOP/RESET button. Then push STOP/RESET button twice.
Wait about 20-30 second until the LED shows "0?. Then push STOP/RESET button four times.
Finally push POWER button twice. Last step is to turn off the printer by pressing the POWER button one last time.

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try pressing hardly on it and then letting go. hold it 4 10 seconds

Start with the paper itself. Make sure it is in the machine properly. Here is a short guide on a few things to check:
http://cincinnatiprinterrepair.com/paper-jams

HP LaserJet 3030 All-In-One Printer
Doc. feeder jam, after paper removed completely

I had the same "Cannot play" problem - happened suddenly, I don't think I was doing anything unruly at the time.

After checking repair (exchange) prices in excess of $250 from Sony, I decided to open the cover to see if I could see anything wrong - normally a futile exercise with electronics except that in the past I have cleared errant disks that have lodged themselves near the drive/player at the rear of the library.

Upon opening and watching the library try to load and play I noticed the drive itself was not spinning the disk once loaded. It would sit for awhile, thinking about it I'm sure, then would unload and load the next dvd, again failing to spin.

I thought okay, maybe try to spin the dvd while in the player to see if it's jammed or otherwise hard to turn. It was not hard to turn and spun freely. In fact, when I put my finger through the hole at the exposed side of the player at the hub to spin the dvd, clockwise, it suddenly started to spin - and play!

I put the whole thing back together to test and all seems to be working fine at this point. Not sure what would cause the motor to stop spinning and remain in that state through poweroff/on cycles etc. but I'm sure this is not the last time I will have trouble of this kind.

I would note that when replacing the library back in its home on the shelf, be careful not to tip the library, especially toward the player area because the disks will spill out of the carousel near the player and become jammed when you power it on and attempt to load. A final tip of the library away from the player area may clear this if you hear the disks rolling out of their slots and you don't want to open the top again (it's a darned heavy box when fully loaded).

Good luck!

Hey,FRIEND!! I actually found out a solution regarding on the problem by myself,accidentally, lol. As you guys mentioned, everytime you try to play a song, the device automatically turned off itself. Now, i'll tell the trick behind. You may simply hold the "Play/Pause" button and don't let it go. At the mean time,try to select song by pressing "Next/Previous" button. The moment you select song, you let go the "Play/Pause" and hold it on again within a million second (that's mean you need to do it damn fast). Right now, you're listening your favourite song,but you can't just let your thumb keep pressing the "Play/Pause" button,right? Here is the "HOLD" button comes to work, you flip the "HOLD" button to activate it. TADA! You can let go your thumb and relax yourself with the songs playing. The battery will eventually dies out,nevermind though, you always can recharge it. Repeating these steps everytime you want to listen songs, my mp3 actually fixed on its own. I admit that it's still not the best solution it appears to be,but you guys should really try it out, you're not just going to give up your mp3 like that,agree? haha, all the best and good luck!
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Likely that the rocker switch for changing tracks is stuck. Try opening the case and seeing if the rear-half of that button is jammed.

Mine did that too. I tried everything, and then, last night, noticed that the volumn on the screen would change with the button, but always return by itself to level 20. Anyway, I discovered that the volumn button(s) were sort of jammed into the unit. I popped it back out with my fingernail and voila, the player worked fine and faster then when I bought it. I think it was jammed a little from the factory, or else I pushed it in the middle or sideways. I spent hours and hours with formatting, firmware, batteries, useless phone calls to Siren, etc. Check for a jammed button. Too bad Siren doesn't have a true to life support site and/or a usable e-mail address and phone number. They make millions and should be sued for no support. Thanks walmart......