i dont know but i really would would like to know as its really pissing me off, its scratching cds, and i have to keep pulling it apart!!!!i dont know but i really would would like to know as its really pissing me off, its scratching cds, and i have to keep pulling it apart!!!!
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I had this problem when I operated mine in the `studio shed` it in the winter, try warming it up with a hair dryer, even better dont use it in `freezing` conditions
Unfortunately, battery jacks and plugs similar to the type you're describing do not have any real standardization - unlike the outlets and plugs in homes and businesses have.
You best bet is to either bring the plug / jack to a shop to match it or contact the instrument's manufacturer to obtain the connector specs for physical dimensions
Be sure to obtain the power requirements in either watts or amps so that you can obtain a power source capable of delivering what you need without overheating during longer periods of use. Adding 25% to 50% more amps or watts to the minimum required should provide years of trouble free service. Example: 9VDC at 50 watts should be supplied by a 9VDC 62 watts or even 75 watts; or in the case of a rating of 9VDC at 6 amps should be supplied by a 9VDC at 7.5 amps or even 9 amps. With DC powered devices, make sure you observe proper polarity! Good luck!
Edgar,
How are you determining that the neck is not straight? If you are thinking the neck is not straight because the strings are at different heights along the neck, the problem may be neck tilt or saddle and/or bridge height. You can raise or lower the bridge system or string saddles to add or subtract string height along the neck. In addition, neck tilt (particularly easy to adjust on bolt-on necks) refers to the angle that the guitar neck exits the neck pocket on the guitar body. This also effects string height.
Conversly, if you see a distict bow or bend in the neck when you look down the top edge of the neck, the truss rod may indeed be involved. Generally, most players like a little bit of "relief" in the neck. That is to say, a little bit of a concave bow. I prefer a relatively straight neck with very little relief. Just preference.
However, you mentioned you already adjusted the truss rod. Make sure the truss rod is functional. If you loosen the bolt or hex on the truss rod and the concave bow on the neck gets more pronounced, it is likely that you truss rod is ok. If you make adjustments on the bolt and there is little or no change on the neck relief, it is possible that your truss rod is not functioning or is broken. It is very possible to break a truss rod by over tightening but it would take some real effort to do. Still, it is possible.
Check out those points and see if it helps.
Confirm truss rod is working.
Check bridge height and saddle height.
See if adjusting neck tilt is possible on your model guitar.
Good luck.
Are you using the correct format of discs? It requires Standard compact disc (12 cm),
types CD-TEXT, CD-R, CD-RW (CD-R and CD-RW disks must be finalised before using - but even then will not always be accepted)
It will not work with CD+R or CD+RW
If it will not work with ANY CD (including professionally produced CDs) then the lens may need cleaning. Purchase a CD cleaning disk (a computer CD cleaning disk will work fine) pop it in the slot and hit the play button.
You can download the manual here
http://www.denondj.com/Assets/Dimages/Products/Manuals/ab8715a8c0d742f0ab8c9afed5bf90e0.pdf?ts=012725
There may be dust inside the unit on the laser. Try shoting some compressed air in the CD drive area to clean out. Also, ensure that the CD surface is clean, and try a different factory made audio CD. Sometimes CD players have problems reading "burned" CD's.
Check the power adapter UNDER LOAD. It has to do more than just light up lights to be exhonerated. If the voltage is too low, the power on reset of the micro inside will NOT release and it will act dead...
In short, you need more than light to run this.
Next step is checking that the adapter is delivering DC and not dipping down during the power cycle. This you need a scope to test.
Also check that the headphone jack switch is working. If it thinks the headphones are in, it disconnects the speakers.
i dont know but i really would would like to know as its really pissing me off, its scratching cds, and i have to keep pulling it apart!!!!
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