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brandi finelli Posted on Nov 19, 2006

Disc tray 1 is blinking with 2 ovals around it, tray not in right Panasonic SA-HT680

I have a Panasonic SA-HT680 dvd player. Two DVD's got stuck in Disc 1 and I had to manually take them out. Now the disc 1 light is blinking with 2 ovals around it and when I turn it on it says INIT and then please wait. Disc 2 tray also looks like it is not in right anymore either.

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  • nanner02 Nov 08, 2007

    sneed a solution

  • loykov Jul 08, 2008

    When i turn it on it says INIT then PLEASE WAIT and stays like that forever.
    Please help.


  • JUDGEYBROWN Nov 11, 2008

    Yup, i have the INIT, then please wait issue as well. I never had any disks jammed in the unit though.

  • twill1219 Apr 18, 2009

    disc were jammed - had to remove the cover to get the disc out. now when i turn it on it says "INIT" then "Please wait" then nothing. can't open the door or anything

  • Tara
    Tara Jul 19, 2014

    same issues as above

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I had a jammed disc that was causing this same error message. To remove the jammed disc, remove the top by removing the screws and then you can remove the stuck/jammed discs. For the Panasonic SC-PT750 there are 7 screws, three small silver ones on the back, then 4 black ones, two on each side, all philips head. Once you have that off, gently pry it off starting from the back, the cover is actually hinged into the front plastic piece of the player.

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