Getting errors reading the first (data) track on mixed-mode CD, what can i do? get error message "TABLE ERROR"

The CD Player platter does not spin or displays Table Error.
Follow this procedure when the platter of a CD Changer does not spin or displays Table Error.

1. Open the door to the unit.
2. Press the center button in the Jog Dial, and attempt to remove all the CD's in the unit. NOTES:
   • Verify that all the discs that were installed in the unit are removed. If all the discs do not come out, the unit will need service.
   • If the player is not operating correctly, reinstalling CDs may damage the CDs.
   
   
3. Attempt to rotate the platter with all discs removed. If the platter rotates, install a few discs to verify operation.
4. If the platter does not spin when the unit is empty, service will be required.

HI,

Are you having any problem reading the disc?
The first thing i would suggest you to do is a hard reset by unpluging the the player for 30min and then try again.

If this does not solve your problem then please see if the player tries to read the disc.
Load a disc and listen.Does the player make squealing noises or is it totally quiet? Squealing noises may indicate that the player is trying to synchronize with the disc but can't due to an obstruction on the lens or in the laser path inside the pickup or a defect in the pickup. This can also be caused by an intermittent signal problem due to a faulty ribbon cable.

Totally silent means that the photo sensor is not getting any usable input from the laser at all, meaning that the pickup is "blind" for lack of a better word.
This can be caused by an obstruction of the beam by foreign matter on the lens or inside the pickup all the way to a marginal or failed laser diode and/or photosensor array. This can also be caused by a bad ribbon cable with one or more severed traces.

You could try to clean the optics. This is the most common malfunction as far as i know in all disc players. It would involve taking the cover off and finding a way to expose the lense, and then cleaning it with a very gentle brush. some players have a cover for the lense that swings to the side during playing, this greatly reduces the chance of dust accumulating, but its still worth the try.

If you actually see dust on the lense, then its just that simple. clean, close, play.

Goodluck,
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Possibly a CD spesific problem, try another cd?