Cd 60 Why has the location changed and how can I fix it, I can't move it as built into my car

Hello Keira

Buy a CD Lens Cleaning Disc from Walmart. Run that a couple of times. If that doesn't fix it send it back.

Oh, it a portable Sony Disc Player clone. That means it has to be 15 years old or more. Actually, I found the date '18/6/2007'. It's a new 14 year old device that has been in storage. Emerson are a bargain basement brand and generally lack quality..

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Emerson-60-second-anti-skip-HD8197-compact-disc-player-w-headphones-Adapter-/392716405989

some generic fixes

https://www.google.com/search?q=emerson+hd8197+compact+disc+player+won%27t+stop+skipping

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Remove the seat, unbolt the drive motor and set the seat to the desired location, reinstall the motor.

sounds to me like the lens assembly can't move freely all the way on the slider when reading discs. This will require you to open the cd changer unit completely to get to the lens assembly. When you get to it, check if there is anything jamming the lens from moving and the sliders, like part number labels that came unglued, screws that fell out, plastic pieces that broke, or even just leaves and branches and such. If everything is clear, then probably the sliders just need some oil and because of lack of lubrication, the lens assembly jams. Just regular sewing machine or electric motor oil will do the job quite nicely. If you don't feel like opening it yourself, you can always bring it to an electronics repair store to have it fixed. Other than that the only option would be to change the cd changer unit altogether. Hope this helps :)

The Tivoli Music System must be left without power for a minute (60 seconds or more) anytime it is unplugged, before being plugged in again. If you observe this little rule when changing rooms, it should turn on and be usable immediately (after ensuring it has been at least a minute since it was last connected to power.)

1. Make sure you have the latest driver installed for your Graphic Card
Or Built-In Graphic
2. On your Desktop, Right Click>Properties>Settings>Advanced>Monitor
and change the Screen Refresh Rate (60/70/75/80/85...etc)
You can also try to change the Graphic Adapter Mode (Screen Resolution)
For example: 1280 by 1024,True Color (24 Bit), 60 Hertz...etc.

It is most likely an anti-skip feature built into the radio. Many radios have this option and they pause for a moment and build up a bit of the song into the internal memory(up to 60 seconds), and this internal memory helps keep your CD from skipping.

Reconnect the "other" monitor.
Right-mouse click anywhere on your desktop "wallpaper".
Click Properties.
Click Settings.
Move the slider to 800 by 600.
Click Advanced.
Click Monitor.
Change to 60 Hz.
Click OK.
Reconnect the LCD monitor.
It should display your desktop, at 800 by 600 by 60 Hz,
including that "Properties" page.
Move the slider to 1280 by 1024.
Click Apply.
If you can see the "prompt", click OK.
If you cannot see the "prompt", wait 15 seconds,
to revert to 800 by 600.
Slide to 1024 by 768, and click OK.

Common problem and fairly easy to fix. 
Problem
Screen shrinks and expands - may or may not correct itself after the TV warms up. After a few days, weeks, or months of having the shrinking/expanding problem you may loose all audio/video but the power light will remain lit!

Solution:

Check with the site www.TvRepairKits.com. They have built a kit to fix this problem.

It may be that the LCD monitor will not display all screen resolutions so you may need to change your resolution to match the desired resolution and refresh rate of the LCD. In your case the computer should be outputting:

1024x768 pixels
60 Hz

You can change these settings by right clicking on the desktop and clicking properties and they're under the settings tab. Change the screen resolution by moving the slider to the recommended setting (1024x768)

and

under the advanced button click the "monitor" tab - make sure the screen refresh rate is set to 60 hertz (60 hz)

You would have to completely take the Mirror out or Mylar backing and being careful not to damage anything, trying to move and reassemble when you get at the new location.