"MECA ERROR" DVD player?
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ON SCREEN FAILURE MESSAGE FOR MECHANISM ISSUES
NOTE: If there is a mechanism error on the DVD changer, the unit will display 'MECHA
ERROR' on the rear LCD screens and the High Line Display Front (HLDF) screen. The
message will remain until the mechanism error has been resolved.
1. Press the eject button to confirm a fault is present.
2. Observe the message disappear.
NOTE If the fault still exists the message will reappear. An Internal fault in the DVD player is
only one possible cause.
3. If the message reappears, determine the possible Root Cause and a solution as follows:
• Determine if a DVD Changer cartridge is stuck in the DVD Player.
• Eject the cartridge
• Inspect for an incorrect magazine in DVD player (e.g. a CD magazine).
• Investigate for an incorrect disk type causing jamming of mechanism.
• Insert the cartridge into the DVD player.
• If the message returns, insert an alternative disk or magazine to eliminate the originally installed
disk as the cause of the problem.
• If the message remains, cycle the vehicle ignition.
• If required, disconnect and reconnect the vehicle battery.
HIGH TEMPERATURE
NOTE: If the DVD-Changer's internal temperature exceeds its normal working parameters
the unit will display the following message 'HI-TEMP' on the rear LCD screens and the HLDF
screen. In the event of a 'HI-TEMP' message being displayed, the DVD-C mechanism will stop.
After the internal temperature has reduced the 'HI TEMP' error message should disappear. An
internal fault is also a possible cause.
If the DVD player has been exposed to an excessively high temperature environment and the
'HI TEMP' message is displayed, allow the unit to cool before retesting.
4. Perform the following to clear the fault:
• Allow the temperature of the DVD unit to stabilize at a lower temperature.
• If the message remains, cycle the vehicle ignition.
• If required, disconnect and reconnect the vehicle battery.
NOTE: If there is a mechanism error on the DVD changer, the unit will display 'MECHA
ERROR' on the rear LCD screens and the High Line Display Front (HLDF) screen. The
message will remain until the mechanism error has been resolved.
1. Press the eject button to confirm a fault is present.
2. Observe the message disappear.
NOTE If the fault still exists the message will reappear. An Internal fault in the DVD player is
only one possible cause.
3. If the message reappears, determine the possible Root Cause and a solution as follows:
• Determine if a DVD Changer cartridge is stuck in the DVD Player.
• Eject the cartridge
• Inspect for an incorrect magazine in DVD player (e.g. a CD magazine).
• Investigate for an incorrect disk type causing jamming of mechanism.
• Insert the cartridge into the DVD player.
• If the message returns, insert an alternative disk or magazine to eliminate the originally installed
disk as the cause of the problem.
• If the message remains, cycle the vehicle ignition.
• If required, disconnect and reconnect the vehicle battery.
HIGH TEMPERATURE
NOTE: If the DVD-Changer's internal temperature exceeds its normal working parameters
the unit will display the following message 'HI-TEMP' on the rear LCD screens and the HLDF
screen. In the event of a 'HI-TEMP' message being displayed, the DVD-C mechanism will stop.
After the internal temperature has reduced the 'HI TEMP' error message should disappear. An
internal fault is also a possible cause.
If the DVD player has been exposed to an excessively high temperature environment and the
'HI TEMP' message is displayed, allow the unit to cool before retesting.
4. Perform the following to clear the fault:
• Allow the temperature of the DVD unit to stabilize at a lower temperature.
• If the message remains, cycle the vehicle ignition.
• If required, disconnect and reconnect the vehicle battery.
