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Default DVD repair question

I have a DVD player here - most likely not worth repairing - given todays
prices - but it belongs to my grandkids and it is a "Batman" oriented
design.

Now - first of all, it's had a history of the littlest one stuffing a "few"
dvds in the slot. Each time, I took them out - player worked ok.

This last time it was brought to me, it wasn't playing at all. First of all,
I noticed - but not sure of the issue - which I'll get into "second" - that
the mechanism wasn't bringing the laser to the DVD. I manually corrected
it - then seen it wasn't playing that way either. I cleaned the player with
some DVD/CD cleaner supplies - and it is now playing "that" way. The second
issue which I corrected manually for the testing purposes is - the DVD goes
in - door shuts - the mechanism is supposed to come up injecting the spindle
into the DVD to rotate it and also place it in range of the laser - it is
not doing that. If I push it up "manually" - all works well.

Now - I've started to look at it albeit need some better lighting than where
it was. I'm not sure "yet" - if it is of a mechanical issue, electrical or
combination as to the cause of this problem. I started to look at it - got
away from it for a few days due to other work - but was in the process of
checking the mechanics. Not having a schematic on this, what is the
probability that an Electronics component "could" be faulty? I mean - so
far - the mechanics "seem" ok - but still checking. IF I can run this down
to even a "board" - there are only like 4 sections to this, maybe if I can't
narrow it down to "a" part - I can order the "board" or Mechanism. Most is
pretty much plug in and screws holding it down.

Anyone have any experience with this sort of issue? I've never had to do a
DVD/CD repair other than cleaning - before now - to really know the "inner"
workings. So, it is going to be a learning experience for me - in this
regard.

Model # KSM6002

Aside from a DC Comics label affixed - the only name I see on it is - Kids
Station Toys International. It has a Customer Service Number listed on it -
but I'd rather reserve that call for any parts - rather than tech
information as we all know how those calls can go - sometimes. I hate
battling my way through scores of people who don't understand the problem
only to be forwarded to someone I can't even understand (bad English).


 
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