Hello buivan, i wish i can make it bigger. but the file is too large to fit in. However, you can do the ff: if drawer bezel won't open by the eject button, do it manually. Turn over the console. you will see a slot underneath the front panel. use a small screwdriver and rapidly move the screwdriver toward the rear of the console.This will press in the built-in eject pin and cause the DVD drawer to open. Gently unclip the DVD drawer bezel from the front and lift it off. Remove 6 screws to open the console if you want to repair the DVD ROM made by Toshiba.
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In days gone by?! they used to have a small little hole in the front of the CD and DVD players so you could open a small paper clip and use it as poking tool to manually push open the drawer.
It depends on how confident you feel, but you might need to see if you can actually remove the DVD player from the Bose unit - the open and close mechanism runs typically on an O-Ring from a motor to a gear drive that pops open the door and brings the tray out - It may need a cleaning with a rubber cleaner or if nothing else handy, then a Q-Tip and some rubbing alcohol. Take a good look at the O-Ring and see if it is getting cracked and if you know of a place where you can get a replacement, then you might as well do that - It may not be an easy thing to do, but as I have done it before a few times, it is do-able
Eric
Clean out the battery connection inside the battery case. Incase this work disassemble your remote and find any fault connection in it. or let the repair man do it.
If the remote work change the setting press PBC mode this will change the color. or refer to the manual for changing view setting.
melnavz
Bose customer service used to be excellent. I would suggest you contact them directly, they may still have an exchange program; you send them yours and get a refurbished unit in return.
That happens when you close the drawer instead of pressing the close button you can skip gears and it would have to be taken apart and re-calibrated. Sometimes it is just a glitch that you can over-ride using a straight pin into a small hole on the front (assuming this uses a drawer).
Go to the "Bose" menu screen viewing on your TV (make sure no dvd is in the player) Go to your Video controls and check your output, chances are, if your using the component output your player is set to "S-Video". Should fix the problem. Hope this helps. If it's still not viewing correctly, post a comment and I will help you some more
Since I was not able to find either an owner's manual, a repair
manual,a schematic, or any other help for disassembling or repairing a
BoseWave model AW1 online, I had to just experiment with trying to fix
theproblem I had with it. Bose also would not accept the unit to
bereturned for repair because they said it was too old. They
wouldonly offer a small trade in amount on a purchase of a new
replacementunit.
So,
I first tried removing all the screws on the bottom of the unit tosee
how it might be disassembled. While I was able to get thebottom
of the unit removed by unplugging four connectors, that did notprovide
access to the upper portion of the unit.
Next, I removed
screws on each side and across the back of the unit andthat allowed the
top portion of the unit to come loose, but not yet beremoved because a
cassette tape was still stuck inside. At this point,I concluded that
since the unit was not working any way, I may as well(gently) try to
force open the cassette lid. That sort of workedin that it broke
the cassette, but fortunately did not break the Bose.I was then able to
slide off the cassette slot lid, remove thecassette, and then remove
the top part of the Bose case.
To my great relief, I
found that this action relieved whatever wascausing the buttons on top
of the Bose to not work, and they apparentlybecame reset and working
properly. Just getting the stuckcassette tape out of the unit
seemed to allow all of the buttons thathad quit working to work
again. I don't know if the cassette tapewill work or not, but
since my main objective was to get the inputbutton to work, I may not
even bother with trying to get the cassettetape to work again.
I'll try to post a photo atwww.upquick.com/view/bose.jpg
I obviously have placed a CD upside down in the the DVD player-which I have never had a problem with-ever-but now it will not eject the CD- Help please-Steve
Replace the drivebay of the Bose AV3-2-1
If the drive sticks, or does not open, or If you receive an error of NO DISK, or any indicator that the disk is not properly recognized clean the lens and if still doesn?t work then the DVD drive is bad.
You can actually use one for a desktop PC with a few part swappings.
Check that the drive is a Toshiba SD-M1612 it is printed at the bottom of the drive bay.
To use this SD-M1612 as a replacement you will simply have to swap three external parts.
Remove the 3 parts from the bad Bose drive bay:
Remove the 4 bottom bolts, lift cover, if the DVD bay door is locked then insert a paperclip into small hole in the front. Slide DVD tray out and remove the PC style DVD ROM tray facing. 2 clips hold it on pry them out and slide the facing up and off.
Now remove the face of the drive bay. It has several clips.
Save these three components (top cover, face, and tray facing) to add to the new Toshiba SD-M1612 DVD bay. Remove the old and installation is the reversed procedure above. also remove the small clear LED bezel from the new drive before adding the face.
It works fantastic.
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