CD Player Problem - Help Please
 

Greetings from Norolk (UK)

A colleague has a Philips CD 692/05B as part of a music system made by
Keytronics (a CD50 system). This is used to provide music for dancing
(Ballroom) and as such has variable speed for the playback.
Can anybody advise where I might get him a service manual for the CD player,
and if there is somebody competent to repair it in his area (Hertfordshire
UK), and if there is somewhere sares can be obtained from - the CD eject
switch has started to fail, not a total disaster, but very inconvenient.
By the way I have Emailed Philips with no response.
Many thanks

This request also sent to alt.audio.equipment - with slightly different
'Subject'
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Richard.

"I have yet to see any problem, however complicated, which when looked at in
the right way, did not become still more complicated"
Poul Anderson

CD Player Problem - Help Please
 

Richard Wrigley wrote:

Can anybody advise where I might get him a service manual for the CD player,
and if there is somebody competent to repair it in his area (Hertfordshire
UK), and if there is somewhere sares can be obtained from - the CD eject
switch has started to fail,


"I have yet to see any problem, however complicated, which when looked at in
the right way, did not become still more complicated"

Hmmm.... Complicating it slightly by going after a service manual? Most
repairers will likely be experienced enough to locate the faulty switch
and fit a replacement without the manual...

Unless there is something else wrong with it?

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Adrian C

CD Player Problem - Help Please
 

By the way I have Emailed Philips with no response.


What a surprise. Philips is the worst.

OP said the switch, but I'm thinking load belt.


Mark Z.

CD Player Problem - Help Please
 

Greetings from Norfolk (UK)
The service manual is a 'nice to have' item, as provision for the future - a
good repairer would be immediately useful, but these people a a bit like
hens teeth!
--
Richard.

"I have yet to see any problem, however complicated, which when looked at in
the right way, did not become still more complicated"
Poul Anderson