M35 Bose Cd Player Issue Cd Err Fo

[scottnothing]

So i was on the cruse back from Sydney today and went to eject a CD. when I did it made some noises and then showed the following screen.

Now it wont eject any of the CD's.

Has anyone seen or experianced this before and how do you fix it.

Or, am i farked?

Cheers,

[iamhe77]

Check the THREAD on this in the V35 section Scott.

It is not an uncommon error.

PA11-NIS + iPod FTW

Edited August 3, 2009 by iamhe77

[scottnothing]

Check the THREAD on this in the V35 section Scott.

It is not an uncommon error.

PA11-NIS + iPod FTW

Thanks mate,

what a pain in the arse.

[[[d a n n y]]]

sheez they seem to fail alot

hope mine doesnt anytime soon

[andy65b]

Mine did that to me when I disconnected the battery to install the steering wheel controls. When I reconnected the battery and went to test the steering wheel control I noticed that it had that error message.

To fix mine, I kept turning the Power button on the unit on/off. After about 1 hour of doing this if fixed it's self. The only thing I was doing was turning it on, listening for the mechanism to power up amd start moving, when I could not here it moving any more I would turn it off for a couple of minutes.

I think I was lucky but worth a try.

Cheers

Andy

[[[d a n n y]]]

hm.. my swc install was pretty easy lol

didnt have that problem at all

[LordMidol]

Heh, I had an F3 and it fixed itself as well!

[Chris Rogers]

F0 = mech jammed. as a last resort = pull battery, wait, reconnect. wait for the unit to start up and press eject. if it spits the disc out - great. if not pull the unit and send it to me. have $650 handy.

the F3 error - in your case - spindle motor is dying. no spin = no data = F3. theres a variety of things that cause F3.

F0 , switches,guides, gears. most of these mechs are a writeoff when they jam. the whole thing tends to destroy itself.