i think my portable cd player lens died?
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i think my portable cd player lens died?
i was playing a cd r in the car (i had the cd player playing for 6 or 7 hours straight) and then it started to skip. then whenever i put a cd in, it wouldnt work. is it possible for them to get worn out after a while.
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Re: i think my portable cd player lens died?
Originally posted by Rypro 525
i was playing a cd r in the car (i had the cd player playing for 6 or 7 hours straight) and then it started to skip. then whenever i put a cd in, it wouldnt work. is it possible for them to get worn out after a while.
i was playing a cd r in the car (i had the cd player playing for 6 or 7 hours straight) and then it started to skip. then whenever i put a cd in, it wouldnt work. is it possible for them to get worn out after a while.
If a player overheats it'll do the same thing though....so if it is stinking hot where you have been driving, then that might also be the problem if the player is not that old.
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Worth a try, I guess--someone, somewhere on these forums claimed to have good luck with a lens cleaner.
The thing about an average is it's just that; just because the average is 5 to 7 years, doesn't mean yours won't crap out in 1, and mine won't last 13.
The thing about an average is it's just that; just because the average is 5 to 7 years, doesn't mean yours won't crap out in 1, and mine won't last 13.
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i tried, and the thing wouldnt read it (i was doing this in the mall), and then i just went back to record town and got a panasonic for 39.99
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Ya I find it better to buy the cheeper models since they have a good chance of crapping out since its portable,I bought a Sony for 50 bucks and it plays fine after 2 years.