Have a ten-year-old system producing astonishingly good sound. Whilst the radio part is fine, the cd player will not recognise a normal disc. The fault was intermittent at first but now seems permanent and has baffled two repairers. (A new laser assembly has made no difference). Do I resign myself to ths or is there a (laser) light at the end of the tunnel? P.S. I'd better add that this system is actually a 'UX-2000R' but essentially the same as the picture on your site.
The problem is the set microchip needs to be replace or shocked.let the tech replace the microchip.good luck.any other contact me on this website or on my email which is [email protected]
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I have an 11 year old JVC FS1000GR which works great except it displays "NO DISK" after you press play. I tested the motors, all work, but disk does not spin when you press play. Where is the microchip you refered to and how do I go about shocking it?
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