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It may be that the pick-up has micro dust on the lens. These plastic lenses will attract this small dust. you can clean it off with a bit of windex on a very clean swab. If it does not work then the spindle table height may have slipped down and the lens is outside it's focus range.
Typically a no disc display indicated dust on the optical unit ( lens ) or failure due to low laser beam emission. For the first case you have to remove the top cover and clean the lens very gently with a ear bud. The the cleaning does not solve your problem you have to replace the optical unit itself. Unless you have experience doing the above i won't recommend it. Replacement will cost you about 15$ plus labor.
I have a SONY compact disk deck receiver
model no / HCD-RG290.
Whenever i switch it on it comes on then automacticaly switches itself back to standby mode & dont know why, can you help?
my e-mail is [email protected]
I have the same problem and have worked past it by turning the unit off, waiting until I hear the mechanism stop completely and turning it back on. Sometimes this works the first time and, more often, I have to repeat the process several times. Eventually everything comes up as it should and the unit functions as it was designed. It doesn't work long, and almost always has to be 'rebooted' the next time I want to use it. Except that it is a great unit when it works, I would toss it on the garbage pile and get something else.
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