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| eisbaer6 |
| I was curious if anyone has an estimate at what it would cost to fix the cd reading function on the cdj200. Mine broke this weekend and the place I went to said it would be 50 bucks just to look into it as a service fee. One of my friends had this same problem with his cdj800 under warrantee and said the bill came out to 250. |
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| Ryan0751 |
Don't even try to fix something like that on your own.
| quote: | Originally posted by Timski
Rock a DIY job... |
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| eisbaer6 |
| it just started givin me the e3801 error message or whatever, which according to the menu means the disc is bad, but I tried ten or so discs and they work fine on my other one. |
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| Mmanu |
Maybe your player's just dirty ?
Did you try a CD lens cleaner ? |
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| chris harrington |
| quote: | Originally posted by Mmanu
Maybe your player's just dirty ?
Did you try a CD lens cleaner ? |
yeh i would try that before taking it somewhere to get fixed |
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| Ryan0751 |
No, don't do that.
You should never use CD lens cleaners in a CDJ.
It's even in the manual.
| quote: | Originally posted by chris harrington
yeh i would try that before taking it somewhere to get fixed |
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| Mmanu |
I'll rephrase that : soft CD cleaners without any liquid.
Pioneer says that so then can rip your butt off £50 just for cleaning a lens... |
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| Ryan0751 |
Good luck with that...
CDJ's are normal CD players, they are more akin to CD-ROM drives in your PC. They spin at much faster rates than a CD deck. If you want to risk you CDJ, then go right ahead.
| quote: | Originally posted by Mmanu
I'll rephrase that : soft CD cleaners without any liquid.
Pioneer says that so then can rip your butt off £50 just for cleaning a lens... |
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