"Michael A. Terrell" wrote in message
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"Dave" wrote in message
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Is there an FAQ showing how to check belts etc on this please? Or is a
cog not tight enough or engaging properly?

I have a DV-CP702 which is about ten months old and has played about 4
or
5 discs in total! Looking at the transport I can see the DVD being
picked
up, something tries to spin it, I can hear the servo motor spinning but
the disc doesn't spin at all. Ultimately it gives up on loading any disc
and tries to move on to the next disc with the same result.

10 months old = under warranty. Contact an Onkyo dealer for how to
contact
an Onkyo-certified warranty repair shop. DO NOT open it or you will void
the warranty.


Warranty under the cheap brand? Don't waste your time. If I were you, I
fix it myself. Less hassle to deal with the low class people. Check the
belt, or rubber, something is not turning your DVD disc holder. It's a
simple job.


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Service to my daemon Bush? Done that excessively, and I've got my DD666 to
prove it.
Member of DAV #666.

Michael A. Terrell
Central Florida Top idiot.



Onkyo is not a "cheap brand", but their dvd players aren't the best, either.
It's not a belt or rubber issue. The pickups on these are a common failure
item, and the unit must achieve focus before it will spin the disc.


Mark Z.