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CardinalBiggles
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Cream Cheese and Saladtations to one and all. Recently my cd shuffler has developed a nasty habit of attempting to eat any cd i put inside it. Is this a common problem if so what can be done to rectify the situation (other than buying a new shuffler) any advice given would be much appreciated.
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stafford
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Re: carniverous cd player
« Reply #1 on: Jan 21st, 2006, 8:42pm » |
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I had a similar problem a year or so ago...i took it to a car stereo shop who gave it a look and then fixed fault for just £30... give it a go ..get a proper quote first and make them stick to it though...
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Re: carniverous cd player
« Reply #2 on: Jan 21st, 2006, 11:06pm » |
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Nice one mucker I am loath to replace the shuffler partly because I am very tight fisted, and partly because I can't be doing with changing the audio system then finding i cant get it work with the little steering column remote.
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craig
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Re: carniverous cd player
« Reply #3 on: Jan 22nd, 2006, 8:39am » |
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cardinal...
you would not have to replace the whole system if the CD player is faulty,just the CD shuffler it's self,3 screws on the plastic cover,and the 3 screws on the changer...
interesting to hear of the repaired one though,when mine packed in i was told best to replace it as you cant get the parts for them very easilly  ,did clean the lens on my old one and blew all the dust out from it,lasted about a week,managed to source a second hand one fron jay on here,and pleased to report it is still working a treat...
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