pioneer dv-333 problem
09-23-01, 05:35 AM
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pioneer dv-333 problem
Lately my Pioneer DV-333 player has been malfunctioning.
Rarely will a CD (of any kind... audio, dvd, cdr, vcd) play correctly on the first try. I can hear a spinning of some sort inside the player a couple of times, then it simply gives up and opens the tray.
It sounds like a laser problem to me, but that wouldn't explain why after 15-20 attempts to play something it finally works. Also, if I keep the player on after I get a CD to successfully play, it will work perfectly until I turn it off.
Any ideas on how I can fix this problem, who I could send it to for repairs, or anything else will be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
Rarely will a CD (of any kind... audio, dvd, cdr, vcd) play correctly on the first try. I can hear a spinning of some sort inside the player a couple of times, then it simply gives up and opens the tray.
It sounds like a laser problem to me, but that wouldn't explain why after 15-20 attempts to play something it finally works. Also, if I keep the player on after I get a CD to successfully play, it will work perfectly until I turn it off.
Any ideas on how I can fix this problem, who I could send it to for repairs, or anything else will be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
09-23-01, 10:02 AM
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Re: pioneer dv-333 problem
Originally posted by merkury
Lately my Pioneer DV-333 player has been malfunctioning.
Rarely will a CD (of any kind... audio, dvd, cdr, vcd) play correctly on the first try. I can hear a spinning of some sort inside the player a couple of times, then it simply gives up and opens the tray.
It sounds like a laser problem to me, but that wouldn't explain why after 15-20 attempts to play something it finally works. Also, if I keep the player on after I get a CD to successfully play, it will work perfectly until I turn it off.
Any ideas on how I can fix this problem, who I could send it to for repairs, or anything else will be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
Lately my Pioneer DV-333 player has been malfunctioning.
Rarely will a CD (of any kind... audio, dvd, cdr, vcd) play correctly on the first try. I can hear a spinning of some sort inside the player a couple of times, then it simply gives up and opens the tray.
It sounds like a laser problem to me, but that wouldn't explain why after 15-20 attempts to play something it finally works. Also, if I keep the player on after I get a CD to successfully play, it will work perfectly until I turn it off.
Any ideas on how I can fix this problem, who I could send it to for repairs, or anything else will be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
If you your unit is out of warrnaty I would still contact Pioneer and see what they can do about the situation, and recommend a shop in your area for repairs. However fixing the problem could end up almost expensive as buying a new player if your warranty is over once you figure in shipping charges and repair fees.
J
