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August 24th, 2008
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AIWA STEREO FULL AUTMATIC TURNTABLE SYSTEM MODEL # PX-E860 |  |
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Dust? Condensation? The CD player on my old Aiwa stereo gradually stopped working?
I have noticed that the CD drawer is always full of dust. We also have always kept the stereo above the refridgerator in the kitchen. It won't play at all now...not even a CD cleaner. The CD drawer keeps opening after I shut it. Could this be a dust or condensation problem? The back of the machine says not to open it up as it could cause electrocution. Can I safely clean it myself? Thanks
Not sure what model you're talking about, but I have an "old AIWA" unit as well. It started that behavior (opening/closing) awhile back, turned out to be a tiny, plastic cog-wheel inside the CD tray mechanism. Mine is a 3-Disc system so when I took the top off, you can see right away where all the cog wheels & tiny parts are. One of them was missing a couple of 'teeth'. You can usually pick up tiny bits like that at any Radio Snack store & just replace it. That worked for me for just over 3 years, and then the laser decided to just not read anything at all. I'd already gotten another system by then (5-disc Sony) so I am loathe to troubleshoot the old AIWA at this point.
BTW, kitchens & radio/tv gizmos like that don't go together too well if it's a small area. Small, moving parts added with dirt attracting grease molecules don't make for a good party in your expensive gadgets.
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AIWA ~ Stereo Full Automatic Turntable | |
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