witters Distinguished Member Joined Jul 13, 2000 Messages 12,926 Reaction score 323 Points 3,329 Age 63 Location Yorkshire Apr 9, 2007 #1 My DV89 gives e the "No Disc" error on maybe 1 in 3 cd's. DVD's play OK. Is this a faulty laser please?
My DV89 gives e the "No Disc" error on maybe 1 in 3 cd's. DVD's play OK. Is this a faulty laser please?
Crustyloafer Distinguished Member Joined Sep 12, 2003 Messages 9,598 Reaction score 1,251 Points 1,673 Age 46 Location Edinburgh Apr 9, 2007 #2 Either a faulty, misaligned or worn out laser assembly. Either way I would get it back to Arcam for repair.
Either a faulty, misaligned or worn out laser assembly. Either way I would get it back to Arcam for repair.
witters Distinguished Member Joined Jul 13, 2000 Messages 12,926 Reaction score 323 Points 3,329 Age 63 Location Yorkshire Apr 10, 2007 #3 Is this something I can do myself as it's out of warranty?
Crustyloafer Distinguished Member Joined Sep 12, 2003 Messages 9,598 Reaction score 1,251 Points 1,673 Age 46 Location Edinburgh Apr 10, 2007 #4 The very fact that you are asking if you could do this would lead me to believe that the answer would be no.
The very fact that you are asking if you could do this would lead me to believe that the answer would be no.
witters Distinguished Member Joined Jul 13, 2000 Messages 12,926 Reaction score 323 Points 3,329 Age 63 Location Yorkshire Apr 10, 2007 #5 Crustyloafer said: The very fact that you are asking if you could do this would lead me to believe that the answer would be no. Click to expand... I'm a fully qualified Technical Engineer so I'm quite capable of replacing parts thank you very much. I was questioning wether or not it's a straight forward problem i.e. replacement laser assembly, or would it have to be diagnosed by Arcam first. An earlier poster on this forum had the same problem on his CD73. He was quoted £220+ by Arcam but picked up a replacement laser for £9.
Crustyloafer said: The very fact that you are asking if you could do this would lead me to believe that the answer would be no. Click to expand... I'm a fully qualified Technical Engineer so I'm quite capable of replacing parts thank you very much. I was questioning wether or not it's a straight forward problem i.e. replacement laser assembly, or would it have to be diagnosed by Arcam first. An earlier poster on this forum had the same problem on his CD73. He was quoted £220+ by Arcam but picked up a replacement laser for £9.