Sony D-5 CD Player

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From: Sam Habegger
Date: Tue, 23 Aug 1988 15:20

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My brother dropped his Sony D-5 CD player and sent it to Sony for repair.
He didn't want to pay the $100.00 to "fix the bad motor" so he gave it
to me to look at.

I removed a broken tooth from a laser tracking device gear and put it 
back together.  Now the laser tracks without jaming, the disk spins
but the display continuously counts from 0 - 9 on all six characters
of the track and time display as if it's in some self diagnostic mode.

Is it possible Sony repair left it in a diagnostic mode and if so can
anyone tell me how to put it back in play mode?

Thanks

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From: agb@i.cc.purdue.edu (Sam Habegger)
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Subject: Sony D-5 CD Player
Keywords: CD Player
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Date: 23 Aug 88 15:20:12 GMT
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