Amphion Mediaworks Televison & Video - Popular Questions, Answers, Tips & Manuals

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Amphion is no longer in business. Look on the web for a universal which will work and then find the codes you need. Both are on the net.

If it is a AMW model 99 Sanyo DVD codes will work for it.

Return it immediately to place of purchase as long as it is still returnable. Call first to make sure and check your paperwork!

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how long have you been using this player and when did this begin?

The lens is weak such that it cannot load data on discs. Its spinning, trying to load, but can't because of the weak laser.

Get a lens cleaner, use it to clean the lens. If that doesn't solve the problem, get a screw driver, open the player's cover so that you can gain access to the lens, use a cotton board to clean the surface of the lens. This should clean dust or dirt that might be on the lens.

If non of the above solves the problem, then know that you need to replace the laser to a brand new one.

To replace the lens, remove the bad laser, use it as a sample to get exactly the same type and do the replacement. Note that replacing a laser (lens) needs a professional touch, so if you cannot replace the laser, get it to a repairman to fix it for you.

Once this us done, your player will play all discs again.

Good luck.

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1. Turn off your DVD player. You do not want to risk electrical shock while working with it.

2. Locate your DVD player's manual Eject button. It is usually a small hole located underneath the DVD drawer.

3. Insert a stiff wire-such as a paperclip or safety pin-into the hole. Push gently and the drawer should open partway. Gently pull the drawer the rest of the way open.

4. Remove the DVD and see if there is a problem with it. Most DVD player drawers get stuck when a DVD is warped or the label is starting to peel. If the DVD is warped, discard it. If the label is peeling, remove the label.

5. Turn your DVD player back on. If it gets stuck again on a different DVD, then the problem may be with your DVD player rather than with your DVDs.

6. You might need to see a technician.

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Check the bottom of the the other side,there is a square plastic plate with a four small philip screws.Take out those four small philip screws there should be a square Litium battery behind that plastic plate.

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Hi, Very sorry for your loss. As always the first step is to make sure the player is connected to the wall outlet and turned on. To put a disk in the DVD you should push the "Eject" button to open and close the tray it looks like a home(a triangle over a dash) on the front side of the box down left corner of the tray. You have the same button on the remote marked "Eject". Push either once, put the disk with the shiny side down on the tray and push the Eject button again to feed the tray back into the player. Usually the disk starts automatically and you will see a menu on the TV with alternatives like "Play the movie", "Setup", "Scenes",... you may highlight the "Play the movie" alternative, using "Up", "Down", "Left" and "Right" and then press the "OK" button. Or just push the "Play" button either on the box or the remote control. If you click "Here "you can download the manual in PDF form. To open it in your pc you'll need "Adobe Acrobat Reader" (or any other PDF reader) installed.
I will gladly answer your questions Best Regards Bruce

There a few things you can try. First is to open the disc tray. Blow really hard inside about 3 times. This will clean the dust of the laser lens.
Or use a can of air duster which will blow the dust off.
Or remove the top of the player, clean the laser eye lens with rubbing alcohol and a cotton swab.

Cleaning usually helps and solves the issue. If it did not help, you may have a faulty laser lens circuit or bad circuit board. The circuit can be tested with a multimeter

Look for a button on the DVD Player said OPEN.Push that button,will open the lid to place in the DVD disc.Or no button siad OPEN.Look on the lid itself,look for a small **** on the DVD player lid or a bump on the lid.

maybe it can't reed burned discs.

pls try cleaning the lens with the help of cotton bud .dont press the lens very hard while cleaning it. just wipe it slowly on the surface of lens.

check the cd, is it scratched? it could be your sensor beam, there could be dust on it blocking the signal or it could be damaged all together. Does it happen with all cd's and dvd's?

Ask seller Q.Wrong type,it will burn ur micro power board.

could be down to a dirty lens , faulty lens or faulty dvd player spindle motor.
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You can try googling the internet or contacting customer support to see if U can get a replacement battery. Is the battery taking some kind of a charge? If it is taking a charge that lasts a short time, U can get by by checking the players ac in voltage. Example: If it is 9 volts, U can get a 6 d cell battery holder from the internet, and go to batteryspace.com and go into wires and connectors. Get the two prong wire that has an two alligator leads on the other end. You can buy a universal 6V-12V battery pack charger from this site, and get the powerizer 10000 mah rechargeable d cells to boot. U might want to use the .9 Amp setting, or the 1.8 amp setting if yopu are feeling adventurous. The powerizer batteries have sometimes leaked, especially the smaller C size when using this setting(1.8 amp) The site also sells compatible tips that will fit that connector. If the battery cannot take ANY kind of a charge, what kind of battery is it? If it is built in, youre in luck. If it is a clip on detachable type, U have a problem as the cutoff voltage with those type of players is typically higher on the ac in jack since the player isnt recognizing that discharged battery pack is still connected. For that, you could try a 8 d cell battery holder and just use alkalines if you don't want to risk cell reversal with your rechargeables, or just get the 8.4 Volt battery pack that site sells. I also recommend accupower evolution low self discharge rechargeables, found at thomas distributing.com id U have the cash. Good luck, and let me know how it turns out. Hint: the voltage rating of the battery power supply listed on the player may be lower than the AC in jack. Consult your manual. Use the specifications used in the battery listed. A 7.4 lithium ion pack or a 7.2 nimh battery pack will work if it is basically a 9 volt circuit. A 7.4 litium ion battery included with the player would mean you would use 6 D cells inserted in a battery holder hooked to this unit.

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