I tried to rechange the player using my computer.Now it says: Sorry, there is a system error (no. 032). What does this mean?

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Did you try a hard reset ?

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Here's the link to your 500 page Manual. I used the search function at the top of the Abobe Doc which it is formatted as and typed in your error.

It won't call up anything about 032 but Fatal Error recommends only "Call For Service".

Not very helpful is it?

Oh well, please don't thrash my rating with 2 blue thumbs or less. I tried. :(

Regards,

MArcus

The c13 error means that the player is unable to read the table of contents (TOC) on discs any more. If it's an occasional error then you can try switching to TDK blanks as they seem to be easier for flaky players to read, but if it's happening regularly to all discs then your machine is unrepairable due to a total lack of spare parts.

On the plus side, there are millions of MD units now lying unused as folks have moved on from them and as they're mostly worthless people don't generally bother with trying to sell them. Almost every piece of MD gear I own has come free of charge via my local FreeCycle and Freegle groups. Whatever you do, don't buy a used player from anyone: they're all getting on now and the TOC error is an age-related fault which may occur at any time.

If you wish to see exactly what features other machines have then visit the superb equipment browser at minidisc.org. The site is hosted but n longer maintained though so some information is out of date, but it's still the most comprehensive source of free information about MD available.

Sorry here's probably no hope for your player, but I hope that my reply has given you a practical alternative means of solving your problem.

disconnect the USB cable and let the battery run down when the screen goes blank you can reconnect the USB cable and the device will rechange and you can do you thing

get a tooth pick and poke the reset button located on the bottom of the device and it will be fine after that.

It's done - sorry.

My NW-A1000 also threw up the same problem when I left my laptop and it went into sleep mode.

Pressing the reset button with the end of a paper clip did cure the problem with no loss of music.

Hope this helps others.

G.

This error usually occurred when the player is removed unsafely from the computer... Make sure to use the "the safe hardware removal ". In order to fix it, try to format the player with the original CD-ROM? it will fix it. Be aware that it will erase every data on the player. sorry. Good luck.