Sony CDP-C100 10 Disc CD Player

[Michael Fiedler]

I am working on a Sony CD player for a friend of mine, a CDP-C100 10
disc player. It skips constantly about every 3 seconds, usually going
back in time and repeating; in other words it does not play very well,
if at all. I am trying to ascertain what the problem is, and my two
initial guesses are the reader (I have already cleaned it) and the
drive belt, which is somewhat loose. I am guessing that the reader is
shot. If it is, does a replacement reader have to have special
alignment when it is put in? Or can you just put it in? This is one
part of repair I hadn't gotten into yet. Any help is greatly
appreciated.

Mike

 

[Chris]

On Sun, 08 Feb 2004 19:50:25 +0000, Michael Fiedler wrote:

I am working on a Sony CD player for a friend of mine, a CDP-C100 10 disc
player. It skips constantly about every 3 seconds, usually going back in
time and repeating; in other words it does not play very well, if at all.
I am trying to ascertain what the problem is, and my two initial guesses
are the reader (I have already cleaned it) and the drive belt, which is
somewhat loose. I am guessing that the reader is shot. If it is, does a
replacement reader have to have special alignment when it is put in? Or
can you just put it in? This is one part of repair I hadn't gotten into
yet. Any help is greatly appreciated.

Mike

I would start by cleaning the rails that the laser assembly rides on.

-Chris

 

[Michael Fiedler]

Chris:

That seems to be working, and I see the logic for the problem now. It
is still a little intermittent, but much better than it was. Does
that rail need some type of lubricant on it? And thanks for the tip.

On Sun, 08 Feb 2004 21:17:38 GMT, Chris <chris@nospam.com> wrote:

On Sun, 08 Feb 2004 19:50:25 +0000, Michael Fiedler wrote:

I am working on a Sony CD player for a friend of mine, a CDP-C100 10 disc
player. It skips constantly about every 3 seconds, usually going back in
time and repeating; in other words it does not play very well, if at all.
I am trying to ascertain what the problem is, and my two initial guesses
are the reader (I have already cleaned it) and the drive belt, which is
somewhat loose. I am guessing that the reader is shot. If it is, does a
replacement reader have to have special alignment when it is put in? Or
can you just put it in? This is one part of repair I hadn't gotten into
yet. Any help is greatly appreciated.

Mike

I would start by cleaning the rails that the laser assembly rides on.

-Chris