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Paul Addison Posted on Aug 05, 2007

Stanton C500 Dual CD Player

My right player just stopped reading in mid-song for no apparent reason. Now it will not read a disc at all. The left player still works perfectly. The system is mounted and protected very well and, unfortunately, used very infrequently. Help! I have a few shows impending! Paul Addison DJ Krunch

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  • Anonymous Dec 30, 2007

    left side of C500 reads instantly and goes to track 1 . Right side says "read"......and will not continue to track 1......it sometimes does but takes over a minute.....but its a crapshoot I cannot afford to have. I tried using a CD lens cleaner and cleaned individual CD s but it will not perform as the left side does......

  • Anonymous Dec 30, 2007

    re: Stanton C500 dual CD player. I am having a problem with the right side of this unit as follows: When I load a CD in the left side...it says "close" then "read" then the readout goes to the first track and is ready to play. On the right side it stops at "read" and does not go to the first track. Sometimes if I wait for over a minute it will finally kick into the play mode showing track 1 but the left side does this instantly. I tried using a CD cleaner and a lens cleaner but it did not seem to improve the problem. This unit has had playing time use of only about 20 hours if that. It is over a year old and is in a case and has been used rarely...but when I need to use it..I need it to work correctly. I will appreciate anyone who can advise me on this matter...thanks from Cleveland, Ohio...

  • thetrojen Sep 15, 2008

    Hi Iam in need of some serious help, deck2 takes too long to read a cd, and when it finally reads the Cd, it plays at an unusual high speed and you cannot adjust the speed/pitch - really can some one hlp



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Hi, check that when the right side tray closes the screen must show up READ or DISC CHECK. the behaviour must be the same as the left side cd deck. if loading is faulty then the cd tray is out of alignment or sensing swithches are faulty. if disc is loading then u have a laser pickup problem or the laser ribbon cable is intermittent or the spindle motor is tired or the laser lens needs accurate cleaning. cheers.

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