Baddisc Guess I'll try another cleaner. Thanks.

Go to www.download.com type malwarebytes anti-malware and install ccleaner, run cleaner first, and run a full scan with malwarebytes, and defrag your hard drive.

Just pull REALLY HARD at the bottom of the vacuum cleaner, it'll pop off.

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There are generally two reasons why you'll receive a "Time Out' message. The first is because the server (either on your end of the Internet or the website you are trying to access) is overloaded with traffic requests (from other Internet Users) and is unable to perform the request.

The second reason you will receive a 'Time Out' notice is if your Internet connection is not constant. Most incoming servers require a constant Internet connection. Unless you're using a Wi-Fi Network Adapter with a weak signal, your Internet provider may be having trouble - which should be corrected shortly.

Since you were able to get to our website and post your question, I'd guess the problem is with the servers at the website you're trying to access. Maybe they'll have the problem corrected soon.

Hi,

Sorry to hear your belt fell out. Not good if you've never replaced a belt before...

Here is a website where you can read a detailed description of how to change a belt: http://www.ehow.com/how_8034505_eureka-belt-replacement-instructions.html

I don't think you'll need a photo, it's pretty straight forward. However, there are schematic diagrams for vacuums but they don't show how they go together.

If you have trouble, reply back to me and I'll try to describe for you.

Hope this helps. If it does, I'd appreciate a 4 thumbs up. Thanks,

Handie Andie

Im not sure but there is normally a button somwhere on the laptop which acts a a reboot button. normally very small and have to press it using a pin etc. You could try that then turn it on but not sure if it will help?

what about getting the lens cleaned properly not one of those diy kits either it'll cost you bout $20 at your local service agent

no region selection is preset from factory, whats the disc like? any big scrapes? also did you clean disc going from centre to outside in small wipes of about 3cm wide untill youve gone right round? cleaning the disc across will push dust into the grooves

if the discs are in good order and play ok on other dvd players you may need a lens clean, even a dirty lens can still still audio disc

are the disks of a compatable region

There are only a few problems that cause this

1 laser is bad to costly to fix

2 sometimes just a cleaning video cleaner radio shack has
just clean laser a small clear looking eye

3 the servo boards go bad to costly

you could try buying a disc cleaner sometimes it fies problem

my guess would be the laser is bad i have looked at hundreds of these and 80 percent of the time it is a warn laser.

thanks doctor video leadingedge electronics since 1987