Problem with my Beosound 9000 CD changer
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it does sound strange to be just on cd1, i would have thought it would be on either all 6 or none,
as daft as it sounds try pushing apart the 2 cd holders (half moon discs) a good few times as if you were loading a new cd ,incase dust has tightened them,
its a long shot, but a free 10min fix if it works
good luck jay
We have had similar problems with our BS9000 when it was purchased, it had difficulty reading discs and would spin up for a while and then stop and display pause. I also had to repeat pressing "Go" to get it to work. It now seems to be working fine. I think the problem is most likely to be dust accumulating where the cd reading laser is. When we bought ours it came to us absolutely filthy as we were given ex-demo instead of the promised brand new boxed BS9000. However now that it has been used a while it seems to be ok.We have also had simialr problems with our overture failing to read cds but after cleaning it works with no problems.
Some suggestions, assuming that dust is the problem:
Try changing cd from position 1 to 6 a few times and see if this helps - the changer moves so fast it may help remove dust.
Just generally clean the area where the cds are held with a slightly damp cloth with all water squeezed out from it.
Try either blowing around the reader area with your mouth (you could buy a can of compressed air however, they usually spray some liquid aswell from short distances so be careful if you try this.
Good luck!!🙂
Jay's suggestion also sounds good, I will try that if it happens again.
Good idea Jay 😎 👍
Hi Dom,
I had the same problem a while ago but I can't remember if it affected all CDs or just CD1.
Just give the thing a good clean solved the problem - especially the sensors next to CD1 and CD6 (not the ones for the door - the ones in the CD "channel"). I think that although both ends look the same, only one of them has an actual sensor but I can't remember which is which.
Michael
Turn the lights off in the room.
I thinks its light shining on the sensors.
If it works fine in the dark then you know thats it that.
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