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To pair a Samsung remote model AK5900104R2A with a Philips DVD player model 714821 2001, you will need to first locate the Philips DVD player's remote code. You can find this code in the instruction manual, or by contacting Philips customer service. Once you have the code, press the "Setup" button on the Samsung remote and enter the Philips DVD player's remote code. If the code is accepted, the Samsung remote should now be paired with the Philips DVD player.
DVD players designed for the US are set for Region 1 and cannot be used with DVD's that are from other regions such as Great Britain and most of Europe which use Region 2 DVD's . What you need is a "Region Free" player which plays all regions or a player that plays your specific region. We live in the US but watch many British DVD series so use.a Region Free player as they are Region 2 and we are in Region 1.
maybe you can return the player or at least get some sort of credit for it towards the correct region player. If you are unsure of your region, just Google it.
its probably dead. a tech, ,opens the drive and cleans it , in the hope it come back. looking for , junk (labels) in the drive. broken disks , parts inside or dust on optics, cars are dust magnets, so....... if it's not something easy, most replace it. it's cheaper that real repairs. but all can be fixed in any pro electronics shop and all parts can be had. parts + labor can hit $200 easy or more, id up grade to USB memory stick Headend radio and use them, an never DVD again, they really are obsolete now. really. id move up.. 1000s of songs on one stick, no more scratched skipping or dirty disk.s DVD is dead, (first run movies excepted, but VOD is killing this)
The DVD player maybe locked to a region, to make the player regionless so it can play DVDs from any region the player need the firmware changed. But if you make a mistake then the player will be a piece of junk. These WEB sites shows how to Unlock DVD Players - Region Free Code www.dvdexploder.com/www.download-info.com/dvd/index_new.htm
I suspect your cd play needs you to enter a security code. You should look through the documents that came with your car for a hand written 4 digit code on the owners manual perhaps.
The Honda dealer just wanted to replace my entertainment center without even troubleshooting and I wasn't convinced that it was "broken" so I found the FIXYA website and saw that others had the same problem and I followed their instructions and it now works fine. I am going to call the Honda dealer to complain because they should have known this.
We simply pulled the fuse out and put it back in and then reset the radio code!
the first thing to check is the fuse associated with the dvd player. If it is blown then that is probably your problem. The fact that it blew means there is an electrical short somewhere that will need to be fixed. Otherwise, you will continue to blow fuses. If it is not blown then pull it out for 30 seconds and replace. Then try to operate your DVD.
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