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AIWA Z1290 problem
CD player not finding disks
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I have a fairly old (but we like it) Aiwa Z1290 Hi-Fi stacking system with a cd player that takes 3 cds. The trouble is that the player just keeps spinning trying to load the cds but never seems to find them.
Does anyone have any idea as to what the cause might be and is it expensive to fix? Would it be more economical to change it bearing in mind that funds are very limited?
Many thanks
Paul
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Hi Paul, hmm it's almost certainly something to do with the lens. My micro hifi in the kitchen has the same problem. It's infuriating. Sometimes it'll decide to work and then it won't...

Have you tried running a lens cleaner disc on it? Might sort the problem. If that fails, i'm guessing it would probably be cheaper to replace the system than it would to have it fixed...
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Many thanks for the response Dan. I think the end for my Hi-Fi is in sight but it just seems such a shame to throw out something that otherwise is like new and you don't mind being on show. I was hoping that it was a cheap job - I had tried the lens cleaner discs on it numerous times in hope that it would 'cure' it but sadly not.
Many thanks again - I appreciate your advice
Paul
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Might still be worth taking it to an electrical repairs shop and finding out how much it'd cost to have fixed especailly if you have an emotional attachment to it.
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No probs. If the shop quotes a ridiculous figure 4 repair, then you might wanna check this one out:

http://www.electricaldiscountuk.co.uk/itfx_product_details.php?pid=4320&PHPSESSID=0e3580d1dc5cba2bb784ba74412b0ba0

FIVE disc changer, and it's only £109...
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Thanks Dan - I shall discuss it with the other half - it certainly looks good.

Kindest regards

Paul

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