Antique Apparatus CD-8 Won't Play CD's
 

I recently bought a home-use only Antique Apparatus CD-8 bubbler, and
it played fine for the first two days that I got it home. It has the
yellow 70135-A dual amp and the CD PRO player, and software version
6.24 Manufactured in January 2005. Today, it will started displaying
several problems, unknown if they are related. When I first turned it
on, the pages all flipped to thre left and the motor kept trying to
run aftyer all pages had flipped, so I unplugged the page motor, I
flipped the pages back, reconnected the motor and at first they would
do nothing, now started to flip normally. At the same time this issue
started, it now picks up a CD and plays it for a second and puts it
back. Next CD may not turn at all, and the next CD may go back and
forth for a few seconds before rejecting. I ran it through the test
mode and only got Disc Playing Errors. Any suggestions on what I can
check? I think there is a newer software version out and wondering if
that would help or improve operation? Thanks.

Antique Apparatus CD-8 Won't Play CD's
 

Mark wrote:
I recently bought a home-use only Antique Apparatus CD-8 bubbler, and
it played fine for the first two days that I got it home. It has the
yellow 70135-A dual amp and the CD PRO player, and software version
6.24 Manufactured in January 2005. Today, it will started displaying
several problems, unknown if they are related. When I first turned it
on, the pages all flipped to thre left and the motor kept trying to
run aftyer all pages had flipped, so I unplugged the page motor, I
flipped the pages back, reconnected the motor and at first they would
do nothing, now started to flip normally. At the same time this issue
started, it now picks up a CD and plays it for a second and puts it
back. Next CD may not turn at all, and the next CD may go back and
forth for a few seconds before rejecting. I ran it through the test
mode and only got Disc Playing Errors. Any suggestions on what I can
check? I think there is a newer software version out and wondering if
that would help or improve operation? Thanks.

Any chance your line voltage is low? This can cause weird problems...if
OK, then check the DC and AC voltages in the machine for lower than
factory levels.

John :-#)#

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