When we put a disc into our PF-F906 CD changer, we get a 'no disc' message? how do we fix this

If it does this with all disks then the laser mechanism is shot and has gone to laser heaven. U replace/repair too expensive.

You mite need to take it to a repair shop for further assistance

Click here to download the user manual to your device.

The last 3 discs might be CD-RW which can be rewritten, but not all cd players will be able to read them. Just go to the store and buy some CD-R disks and re-burn the last 3 disks. That should solve your problem.

Hi,
Please check on the link provided in usermanuals
Also find this link too in manual online

Hope this helped

my pd f100 disc pioneer is blinking and the first 25 disc compartment was sticking...i opened and found the main loading system was in the way of the 25 disc compartment...the compartment was rubbing on the loading system...i am trying to back up my loading system without breaking to re start the process and stop blinking...if anyone can help let me know...marc---- yours is probably starting to rub....also,the sping under the compartment needs crazy glue so it doesn't shift....that is another sticking factor i found on mine also.the spring wants to move underneath... open your panel and make sure not to touch any circuit boards...some of them --you have to be grounded or you'll fry it....

Hi I believe it is tellinng you that you do not have a disc Jacket. The case that holds the 6 discs. If you have this the switch inside the CD changerneeds some investigation.

you can try to use a cd lens cleaner CD. Put the lens cleaner in slot 1 and load disk 1 the cleaner shouls be dropped in place and begin to clean the cdrom lens.

hi make sure that you cart is inserted all the way in, push the eject button why hitting the mag with the handle of ascrew driver. this may dislodge the jammed arm/lever. otherwise its down to your repair agent.

regards


Mark
www.carradiospares.co.uk

It might be an older CD player that can't read computer-made discs, or it could be a disc incapability... If you sure that the system supports the disc's format.. And it won't play other discs... try to clean the CD lens. CD lens cleaning discs: Every CD, stereo equipment, department, discount, store - and even sidewalk venders - carries CD lens cleaning discs. Are they of any value? Can they cause damage? I generally don't consider CD lens cleaning discs to be of much value for preventive maintenance since they may just move the crud around. However, for pure non-greasy dust (no tobacco smoke and no cooking grease), they may not hurt and could even do a good enough job to put off a proper cleaning for a while longer. However, it's also possible they will ruin the lens. Consider that the worst thing to do to a precision optical surface is to wipe it with a dry cloth as this is likely to scratch the surface as it rubs the dust over it. To the lens, a speck of dust is like a boulder. Once the lens is scratched, replacement of the entire optical pickup is the only remedy. And, since there are absolutely no sorts of standards for these things, it is possible for a really poorly designed cleaning disc to damage the lens even if the dust itself is non-abrasive. In addition, if the cleaning disc doesn't look like a CD to the optical pickup or disc-in sensor, the lens it may not even spin. So, the drawer closes, the drawer opens, and NOTHING has been accomplished! (But at least no damage will be done.) As if this isn't enough, NEVER put one into a high-X CDROM (DVD player or DVDROM drive). The high speed rotation may cause the cleaning disc and/or player/drive to self destruct. And, don't try a cleaning disc on an automotive CD player that sucks in the disk - it will get stuck.