Sharp MD-R3 TOC read error.

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  • Dang
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    • Aug 2013
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    • UK
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    Sharp MD-R3 TOC read error.

    Hi, I usually post in the Tv trouble shooting but I do have this player giving the above error, I've taken it apart so I can see the drive trying to do it's thing, the disc spins, you can hear the laser pulse a few times and then the disc is spat out with the TOC read error, has anyone any ideas on how to fix this? I have fix quite a few CD players in the past by adjusting the laser voltage slightly, could that be the cause here and if so, how do I adjust it? thanks, Andy.

    I have fixed many a Tv, a DAT player, numerous CD players, some tape players etc, just never a Minidisc drive error????
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