CD player on Lenoxx CDR-1907 won't read the cd. CD spins but instead of the # of tracks coming up on readout, it says error and won't play. What is wrong?

Read head damaged.

you may have to remove cd player and have the cd removed .then maybe the unit may need to be serviced.dealer may be of help.

I can't speak to the hardware issues that might be at play here but I would advise you to retain the 'bad' recordings. I've copied unfinalized CD's from an old DVD player. It will read the CD but you won't be able to manuever around the tracks. As I recall, the track marks will still be there.

I don't know what you mean by 'maximum fidelity'. The CDR records at the CD standard of 44.1kHz. Digital is all ones and nones. Just data. If it is written correctly or with tolerable errors the ADC of the player (ANY player) turns it all into music.

Possibly the laser lens is not reading the cd. check closely to see if it's black. If it is, lens is burnt. ER means error

You might find your unit here:

http://www.retrevo.com/samples/Lenoxx-manuals.html#Radio

http://www.retrevo.com/samples/Lenoxx-CD-Player-manuals.html

When your CD does not read any disk, and returns error, that is usually because of a problem with the optical laser lens that is dirty, faulty or opaque, or a faulty spindle motor unit.

If it is a lens problem, then you will hear disk spinning, whirring and clicking, but the TOC (table of content track at start of CD/DVD will not be read, therefore the error.

Whe this problem is starting you may be able to read only few CD, DVD. After more prolonged usage , the unit will start losing the rest of functions, and ends up not reading anything at all, and returning error.

If instead there is no noise, and disk does not spin at all , then there is a faulty motor, or the motor micro-switch is bad. This situation is far less common than the lens problem.

Try first using a CD/DVD cleaner disk to clean the lens. If that does not work you will need to disassemble the player , and clean lens directly with q tips and isopropyl alcohol, or to replace the lens, or the whole drive unit.

are they Burned or copied CD's? CDR, CDRW? cause if they are some radios will not read them and give error messages. if not try using a lazer lens cleaner CD, they sell them at most music stores, you may have lint or dust on the CD lens with summer weather, and pollen in the air and dust, CD player lenses take a beating, so get a WET lazer lens CD cleaner, and that should help fix the problem

Yes it should play all cd's - the laser is either dirty or needs replacing assuming it can spin discs ok.

their is nothing you can do yourself to repair this as it needs a new laser unit but the only thing you can do is take it to tv repair shop and they will fit a new one and get it recalibrated for sorry i couldnt offer you any more help................................