Yamaha CDM-900M disc loading ...NOT
Lugnutt69
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I have a Yamaha CDM-900M 110 disk CD player that is not loading discs at all.
The unit turns on, scans the rack of Cd's, stops or goes to the appropriate slot and try's to "suck out" the apropriate disc. A little arm comes out from the carriage, the disc rocks forward and back, but never rolls back into the plyer/carriage.
Any sugestions, or even sugestions where else to ask before I send it to the shop would be apreciated.
Thanks in advance,
Lugnutt
The unit turns on, scans the rack of Cd's, stops or goes to the appropriate slot and try's to "suck out" the apropriate disc. A little arm comes out from the carriage, the disc rocks forward and back, but never rolls back into the plyer/carriage.
Any sugestions, or even sugestions where else to ask before I send it to the shop would be apreciated.
Thanks in advance,
Lugnutt
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I have the same problem ..maybe some one out there can help us both..?
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20 yrs later? LoL
Time to buy a new player. The large juke box players all had problems. -
... at least all of the ones I found at the good ol' Harvard (MA) dump did. Most of them would play a disc, sometimes requiring some encouragement (in the New Jersey waste management systems sense of the word) to do so. NONE of them would work as their manufacturers had originally intended. Probably just as well.
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PS I probably collected that Pioneer (and, if memory serves, a Kenwood and... I don't remember what the other one was) about the time that this thread was started.
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looks like the other one was a Sony DVD carousel.
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Easy fix. Undo the screws. 5 on back, 2 each side. Take off cover. Note at back of player the cd carriage. Will slide sideways. Clean old rubber left behind from the drive belt over the small motor. (Use alcohol wipes) Replace with 23mm O Ring. Stretch between motor and capstan. Replace cover. Plug back in and reload all your 110 cds! Unless there is a major malfunction your machine will be fine.
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The one I found on YouTube was green, I used a black rubber O Ring. About 3 cents worth.
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EDIT: dead thread walking...
