Put cd in and push play,it say error and hear it click

The RCA outs are designed to send a signal to an external amplifier. That amplifier, in turn, sends the music signal to speakers.
The RCA inputs are designed to take audio signals from another device (like an ipod, CD Player, or computer) and play it through the Craig System speakers. If you sing into the microphone, the vocals will be mixed with the incoming music. However, in these cases, there won't be lyrics on the screen. If you play a karaoke DVD in a DVD player, connect the red, white and yellow RCA cables from the DVD out to the Craig Inputs, the lyrics should appear on the Craig screen while the music plays.
If you mistakenly plug RCA cables into the Craig Inputs and plug the other end into an amplifier's inputs, neither will produce any sound.
Using RCA outs is only necessary if you want to have louder music than the on-board Craig speakers can handle. Of course, you can run the yellow video cable to a TV RCA input to get a bigger lyrics window and the RED and White RCA to the TV RCA Red and White inputs to hear the music through the TV's speakers.

the only suggestion I can offer is clean the laser lens with a Q-Tip and rubbing alcohol gently and allow several minutes to dry, if that fails! the whole assembly will need to be replaced.

Are you using a new cassette???? Check to see if the tab is missing on top of the tape.....If it is put tape over it

remove the cover, and carefully remove the CD that fell in, use EXTREME care not to force anything,, everything in those is plastic, the clicking is probably the tracking rubbing on the cd that fell off

Hello. These karaoke machines can be a pain in the neck in that not all karaoke CD's work in every machine. Check in your manual to see which CD's are recommended. I had the same problem until I went to the home page for my karaoke machine and found the exact CD's that would play. Good luck with it. J.

TRY A LASER LENS CLEANER,,AND TAKE COVER OFF TRY BLOWING IT OUT ,,

the cds you put in there are not compatible to the player.if it had been playing the same cds then it is time to take your set to a tech for repair it can be your memory chip or your lens.good luck.

Either wire harness problems or you got a so called lemon
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Had a Hyundai like that 27 years ago. Until I took it totally apart and re-assembled it myself. 2 years ago bought a Piaggio 45 cc motorbike, same story. Took that apart one night and put it together as should be.

This is a problem with a simple answer. As newer disk technology comes out, newer electronics come out to work with them. Most likely your Kareoke machine is older and not compatible with burnt cds. As long as you are ok with buying regular CD+G disks, you should be fine. If you are interested in making or copying CD+G disks from others, you should consider investing in a new Kareoke machine. As per your question of it being correctable, to my knowlege, No. The electronics in older kareoke machines are not meant to handle CD-Rs or CD-RWs and in order to correct it you would have to somehow frankenstein a new circuit board in somewhere to allow it to handle CD-R/W Disks. As I don't know what is necessary, I am not sure if this is even possible. Like I said if you need this function, you are better of just getting a new Kareoke machine and selling your old one to offset the cost. Make sure the new one handles CD-R and CD-RW disks. Some more expensive ones will also handle Kareoke DVDs as well and have an A/V out so you can display the information on your TV(some of them will even handle DVD-Rs as well). Just look for that information on the box or ask a store representative for that information and they should be able to help you.

your disc is scrath or maybe the lens of your player is already weak,or have dust,if you can do the job,clean it with a soft cotton..wipe carefully with only one direction..try also the lens cleaner.