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I have a dual tray pioneer cdg player and I can't get it to rest from 1 track to all tracks....When I push and of the track buttons....it stays on track one. It's driving me nuts

Thanks

Haven't come across this one. Assume you have unplugged it to reset it. Same symptoms with the remote? Does track 1 actually play - if so, what does it do afterwards? Is this happening with both trays? Is it in repeat mode (I think it has one)?

When all else fails, you can find a shop and have them service it.

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Bartlett, Illinois

I have never Encountered that one on a Pioneer 10G.. usually when it sneezes I do just like Marty said.

unplug it for 60 seconds and plug it back in.

Or read your owner's manual...

I don't use the "repeat" mode on the 10G. Actually I never looked at it close enough to know it had one.. I have only used them 3 in shows as "loaners".

Gimme A JVC/RSQ Machine or Pioneer's V-888 or Gimme DEATH!!!

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Brian D.
(BHB)

k.com currently has a WONDERFUL sale on both the V10g and the 303 (Gold too, which is what I own)...

I had a problem with my V10g. I personally loved it, but the lower tray was very susceptable to misalignment... where I've not had ANY problems with either of the two gold JVC303s I have had for the past two years.

My advice... take it to a repair shop!

If you turn your 10G player on, it immediately goes to a multitrack mode. I you turn it on and hit the program button, it will ask for what tracks you want. If you only program one track at a time, the auto pause, auto eject functions won't activate.

There's no "hard reset" on that unit so plugging and unplugging won't make a difference.

The only time I had problems with my Pioneer player/s is when I had people working for me.

Could be that disc only had one track -


Sammy

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