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In Reply to: Help with Sony DVP-S530D posted by Jim Carlon on September 4, 2002 at 20:41:06:
My CD player (Sony?) does that occasionally. I think it is because of the rather lousy wiring in my old house: no ground wire, some knob and tube.The electronics will have some kind of power on or power loss reset circuitry that would be sensitive to some degree to dirty power.
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- How clean is your power? - kendo 15:52:44 09/06/02 (3)
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