How Do You Fix A CD Player?
Although they are high-precision optical devices, most compact disc players provide trouble-free operation for years if they aren’t abused. When something does go wrong, it’s often an easy fix. Step 1 Intermittent or No Sound, Weak Volume, Poor Sound Quality. Check all cable connections to make sure they’re secure. Replace the cable connecting the CD unit to your receiver. Clean the contacts on the player and receiver with electronics-grade contact cleaner. Step 2 Discs Skipping. Make sure CDs are clean and unscratched. Clean the laser lens. Step 3 Discs Not Recognized After Loading. Make sure discs are loaded the right way. Most, but not all, players load discs with the printed label on top. If player has a transportation lock (usually a screw on the bottom of the unit), make sure it is not engaged. Clean the laser lens. Step 4 Problems With Door Opening or Closing. Make sure the drawer-loading belt is still tight and elastic. If not, it can be replaced with a belt obtained from an el
