When we turn the system on and select disk (1 through to 5) the unit makes a sound as if changing disks but will not open any of the compartments. I am hoping that my one and a half year old did not circumvent my sophisticated security system on the entertainment cabinet (a twistie tie around the handles) and jammed a disk or something into one of the disk compartments, Are there any other likely scenarios and associated fixes or will I have to take it apart or worse pay someone else to.
These mechanisms are pretty complicated, and yes there could be a goodies jammed inside the unit to prevent the unit to operate. But a lot of the times when these units jam up, it is because of the unit going out of timing due to a broken gear. This really should be looked at by an authorized Phillips servicer, as they would have all of the proper documentation and equipment to service it properly. Good Luck
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Troubleshooting Solution
1. Possible Problem w/ Main Board PCB
2. The dive laser assy replace. or full complete 5 Disk changer ROM
3.More chance problem w/ Main Board
4. Problem w/Main board need replace it.
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1. Make sure the computer is turned off.
2. If any peripheral devices, except the optional external CD-ROM drive unit
(CE-CD05), are connected to your computer, disconnect them.
3. Turn on the computer.
4. When the message Press <F2> to enter SETUP appears, press F2. The
Setup Utility opens.
5. Insert the Product Recovery CD-ROM disk 1 into the CD-ROM drive.
6. In the Exit menu, select Load Setup Defaults; then, press Enter twice.
7. In Boot Sequence of the Main menu, set CD-ROM Drive to the top of the list;
then, press ESC.
8. In the Exit menu, confirm Exit Saving Changes is highlighted and press
Enter twice.
9. Read the message on the screen, and select the operating system which you
had selected for the first time you use the computer; then, press Enter.
You cannot change the operating system from the first choice.
10. Read the message on the screen, and select the way to recover your system;
then, press Enter.
11. Read the message and select Continue; then, press Enter.
12. Read the message and select Continue again; then, press Enter.
13. If you see the message asking you to insert the Product Recovery CD-ROM
disk 2, remove the disk 1 and insert the disk 2; then, press Enter.
14. If you see the message asking you to insert the Product Recovery CD-ROM
disk 3, remove the disk 2 and insert the disk 3; then, press Enter.
15. If you see the message The Operating System has been recovered
successfully, remove the Product Recovery CD-ROM disk 3. The system will
restart automatically.
16. When the message Press <F2> to enter SETUP appears, press F2. The
Setup Utility opens.
17. In the Exit menu, select Load Setup Defaults; then, press Enter twice.
18. In the Exit menu, confirm Exit Saving Changes is highlighted and press
Enter twice. The system restarts.
19. Set up Windows, following the instructions on the screen. When you finish
the setup, the recovery is completed.
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