Dcz625 has error 6 - Office Equipment & Supplies

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Recommend contacting a local car audio professional or Clarion customer support directly here:

https://clarion.com/xe/en/user-support/inquiry/contactus

herewith 3 suggestions (try searching the HP forum or search engine 'scanner error 6'). Read all of them before you decide to do anything and only then decide which order if any to do them depending on ease vs likely effectiveness.
HP LaserJet 3055 Scanner Error 6
HP Laserjet 3055 Scanner Error 6
Laserjet 3055 Scanner Error 6

6.July.2015

You sure can. Pull the radio out and then install a Line Output Converter to it. They look like this - http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8&q=line+output+converter#q=buy+line+output+converter&hl=en&prmd=ivns&source=univ&tbs=shop:1&tbo=u&sa=X&ei=tgKHTfzhNsG20QGfu-nSCA&ved=0CDYQrQQ&biw=1600&bih=799&bav=on.2,or.r_gc.r_pw.&fp=f3631e0cf306c035
From $10 dollars on up. Simply hook the speaker wires up to the converter and then run the RCA cables from that box to your CD changer. That's it. this is a simple project.

kyocera km1500 problem of 000 ,c-6

square connector or round? adaptor is avalibel.

dear Sirs i have HP 1005 did't work and have this message Scanner Scanner error 6

please if you can help me

did you try installing newest drivers from intel/gigabyte website? what you described looks to me as a overheating problem. try running the game with case open. are you running on the integrated GMA graphics or PCI-E graphics card(like geforce, radeon)?

Don't waste your money and buy those repair manuals. There is an easy fix for this. The rootcause is most likely related to your disc tray (crooked carrier or broken spring). Just get a small screwdriver and take out the two black srews of the inner faceplate, covering the cassette tray itself. Please make sure you do not drop those tiny screws. Use a magnetic tip screw driver. Take the faceplate off. You will see a litlle lever in the center. Just push it aside and your cassette will pop out with no problem. That simple. So don't waste your money!!!

I just fixed mine and the problem was one of the cartridge trays that holds cd's had come out and was sitting outside the cartridge and over the top of the assembly that "collects" the disc to play.

If you can easily remove the entire unit from it's mounting brackets, then I have a solution. It might sound tricky, but it's actually pretty easy.

Once you've removed the entire unit, place it on a table to work on. Remove the front plate (this is the part that has the hinged door on it to protect the cartridge and inside mechanisms) by carefully sliding a thin flat screw driver along the plastic edge where it connects to the metal box. There are several tabs that just have a friction fit holding it in place. Be gentle as to not break the top plate.

Once the front plate is removed, you'll find two very small black screws on each side of the metal box/case containing the cd player. (The top half of the case.) Once you've removed the four small screws, you can lift off the top of the metal case and expose the cartride and cd player. At this point, you'll probably see that 1 or 2 of the cartride trays has come out of the cartride and are sitting over the top of the cd player. Gently push the trays back inside the cartridge.

Once the trays are back inside, you can take the entire back over to the power card, plug it in and see if when you hit the eject button if the cartridge pops out. If it does, you're almost done.

Go ahead and slide the top half of the metal box/case onto the unit. Replace the 4 small black screws on the sides. Replace the front plate carefully. Remount the unit in it's original location. Plug it in and you're done.