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.
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?
Thanks, [email protected]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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Re: Won't read CD.
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 took mine back to the Bose store and they gave me credit on my Wave that was about ten years old toward a new CD wave radio. I would recommend taking it to the Bose store and see what they can do for you.
My radio stopped working. I was able to take it into a Bose store and trade it in on a new radio. My old one was about ten years old and it did not have a CD player. I was able to trade it in on a new one with a CD player.
I would guess this model is over two years old. not sure how much you paid, but target sells a decent surround sound blue ray system for just under 300. i got it. it works great, streams netflix movies an even has an internet radio system in it.
if you dont wanna do that, and have made sure that you have tried brand new cds, another option is to play cds on a cheap cd player hooked into your surround sound. it can go in any input on the back with an adaptor you can buy at radio shack, or many of them have an input in the front.
they used to make a cd lens cleaner, not sure if they still exist. it was a tiny brush hooked onto a cd that you put in and it cleaned up the lens.
bottom line is that it makes little to no sense to me that it would play dvds and not cds. i would assume that they both use the same lens to read the device.
the problem is that you are not turning on the amplifiers,
pull the radio out there are 2 blue wires, you are using the wrong one
just switch them and the cd and ipod will work
good luck
To resolve this issue, try one or all of the following:
The
Wave® music system is designed to play commercial CDs, CD-Rs,
MP3-encoded CDS and CD-RWs. If your system has trouble playing MP3 CDs,
make sure the discs were recorded with compatible formats. See Cannot play MP3 CDs
The system may not be able to play certain CD-RW discs. Playability
is dependant on how the disc was recorded, including the format it was
recorded in and the actual disc used for recording. Note: iTunes
defaults to AAC as the encoding format. In order to use iTunes to make
CDs that will play on the Wave® music system, you’ll need to change the
format to MP3 How to Choose Import Options
Different brands of CD-Rs and CD-RWs use different materials which
may affect the ability of a player to read them. If you are burning
your own CD-Rs or CD-RWs, experiment with different brands of discs
If a commercial disc won’t play, check for scratches, fingerprints
or other physical damage. Try the CD in another player. If it still
won’t play, there may be a problem with the disc
Reset the system by disconnecting the power cord from the wall for one minute, then plug the system back in
That is most common problem of DVD player recorder,when getting old cannot read DVD discs,only video cd and audio cd,sometimes does'nt read video cd also. The problem is in inside of the unit the DVD processor is defected already or maybe the solder is crack, need to resolder again or reheat the processor solder, or that processor change with a new one,so the performance will back again,good as new.The lense of that unit is good,i can assure that.
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?
Thanks,
[email protected]
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