Rotel cd player RCD 865 keeps jumping in the early tracks of a cd.

Hello Ruben, so you do not open the CD holder tray of your Rotel, the problem is that the belt that transmits the rotation of the engine to the mechanism of the car, may be stretched and therefore the car does not open, this is the most common fault in this type of CD players
You should replace it, if you can not do it, look for a specialized technical service
I hope you can solve the problem
Greetings Franco Dosil

Hola Ruben, por lo que cuentas, no se abre la bandeja porta CD de tu Rotel, el problema es que la correa que trasmite el giro del motor al mecanismo del carro, puede estar estirada y por lo tanto el carro no se abre, esta es la falla mas habitual en este tipo de reproductores de CD
Deber?s reemplazarla, si no puedes hacerlo, busca un servicio t?cnico especializado
Espero puedas resolver el problema
Saludos Franco Dosil

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the beam on the electronic eye might not be reading the disc...clean it as much as you can it might help...good luck to you

You have to clean the cd player.

You aren't the only one, apparently. Read these reviews.

Unless you select Manual Track assignment the CD Recorder will assign a new track number whenever it senses extended silence (or what passes for it, sufficiently low input), typically 4 seconds.

Conversation would contain many instances that qualify as a new track.

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Hit finalize, then "yes".

You have the RANDOM feature engaged. Look at the player and push the button under the word "RAND" off. The RAND is just that: random tracks.

The lens assembly in a CD player glides along on a two rail track, kinda like a railroad track except tubular. The lens carriage is moved over this track by a small motor driving a worm gear. (Think long, tubular and spiral). If the rail tracks or the worm gear dry up or have dust accumulating on them, this could be the cause. Normally they have a light gear oil or lithium grease on them to keep them lubricated.