Revision to Sony CDX-GT540UI Troubleshooting
| == Buttons are not responding == | |
| + | [Check parallelism] |
| + | |
| ''Buttons are extremely hard to press and will not respond to touch.'' | |
| === Clean buttons on interface === | |
| - | Take a cotton swab with rubbing alcohol and clean each button thoroughly to remove any residue |
| + | Take a cotton swab with rubbing alcohol and clean each button thoroughly to remove any residue. |
| === Eject lever faulty === | |
| == Device making odd sounds == | |
| - | ''This could be due to the CD drive, if a CD is scratched or inserted wrong, the player can't recognize this and it will need to be fixed.'' |
| + | ''This could be due to the CD drive, if a CD is scratched or inserted wrong, the player can't recognize this and it will need to be fixed.'' [fix sentence] |
| === CD inserted the wrong way === | |
| - | The CD may have been inserted incorrectly or upside down. Remove the CD |
| + | The CD may have been inserted incorrectly or upside down. Remove the CD, flip it over, and reinsert the disk back into device. [look for most concise phrasing] |
| === CD is damaged === | |
| - | Remove CD from the drive and check to see that the playable surface is completely clean of all debris. Use rubbing alcohol with a soft lint |
| + | Remove CD from the drive and check to see that the playable surface is completely clean of all debris. Use rubbing alcohol with a soft, lint-free cloth to clean the CD. Do not wipe in circles while drying, as this will.... . |
| - | === CD |
| + | === CD is jammed in the device === |
| - | The CD |
| + | The CD is jammed in the device, [comma splice] you can try to remove it by hitting the eject button. If the eject button does not work then [guide|30431|more repair] will be needed. |
| == Device intermittently turning off or on == | |
| Taking the [guide|30420|face plate] off using the small button on the lower left hand side will give you access to the reset button. Try this before opening up your entire device. | |
| - | === Blown Fuse === |
| + | === Blown Fuse [keep casing consistent] === |
| - | The device could have blown out |
| + | The device could have blown out its fuse and needs a [guide|30180|replacement fuse]. |
| === Faulty Wiring === | |
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