20 Most Recent Pioneer DV-F727 DVD Player Questions & Answers

Laser mechanism can no longer focus on surface of platter and has died a noble *****.

if it physically loads the disk, but does not spin and read it, then it sounds like the laser is shot.

A few thoughts.1. The remote was water/liquid damaged and the buttons no loger make contact with the silicon board to send a signal.2. Low battery??3. If you are using a universal remote, you may have found a code that only partially functions. Keep going through the codes until you find one that fully functions.Hope this helps!

Check Your Wiring Harness On Back Of Player Also Your Stereo Sometimes Pioneer Tends To Get Loose Inside The Wire Harness plug.

SInce the machine has a lot of linkages in the loading mechanism with mechanical drive gears and shafts controlled by MODE switches and optocouplers it is possible that there is a problem of FALSE detection within the transducers which make the loading motor to trigger so as to reset to park.
Now sometimes this is related to a speck of dirt on the optocouplers/sensors. Try and use a good air jet to clean the inside. Also if there is a faulty mode detect in the loadin circuit it can cause the MOTOR TO SHUNT resulting in the noise.
Finally it is best to OBSERVE after opening the mechanism to check for the source of noise and the cause seen visually which will be first hand information.

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Hi,

1. Make sure there is no disc in the player's tray.
2. Press Setup on the remote control.
3. Move over to General using the arrow keys.
4. Select Basic.
5. Press Display, which should show the current region and firmware revision.
6. Press Condition/Memory, which should not change anything.
7. Press the number of the region you require.
8. Press Menu to store the region.

Let me k ow,if needed further assistance.

Hope i helped you.

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Laser eye is dirty,have problems.Tries websites like Amazon.com,Ebay.com to buy a DVD player cleaning kit,to play,to clean the laser eye.

Disasemble and check if they got a belt to move the tray and change it

It the power LED is blinking, they are coded and are in fact called Blink Codes. They tell what is wrong with the set. It won't come back on until you fix the issue. This is an old set and not worth repairing.https://www.google.com/search?q=pioneer+plasma+tv+pdp436+pg+blink+codesAll of Mr Ogwang's posts are gone as they are AI Chat GPT4 generated...

Question edited for clarity. Great question Madeleine. The ones with Screen Saver and Audio are in Preview Mode. If you want to watch them, you have to subscribe. It is a tactic to get you hooked and get you to pay. Sometimes they will give you a couple of minutes of video and audio at the beginning of a programme. It isn't a television issue, it is your cable provider and a sales technique. ..

Remove the case, look for a fan, vacuum the main board and all case vents. ..

Sorry you're having problems. Offhand the 8 blink code on a Pioneer Plasma translates to an internal communication failure in the TV and generally requires repairs. However it's worth it to try a hard reset, as sometimes the processor in the TV can simply have locked up. The first thing you would try, is disconnect the set from power, then press and hold the power button on the TV itself (not the remote), for 10 seconds and release. Then plug the set back in, and also check that the power cord is connected tight at the TV as well. Press power once, and see if the set powers up normally.

The blue blinking light on your Pioneer amp could indicate a number of issues. One possible reason is that the amp is in "standby" mode, which means that it is not currently receiving any audio signals. Another possibility is that the amp is experiencing an error or malfunction. To get a better understanding of the issue, I would recommend checking the user manual for your Pioneer amp. If you don't have the manual, you can try searching for it online using the model number of your amp. You can also try resetting the amp by unplugging it from the power source for a few minutes and then plugging it back in. If the problem persists, it may be time to take your amp to a professional for repair.