How Do You Troubleshoot A Presidian Compact Disc Player?
The Presidian CD player is a personal, portable CD player that comes with a car kit. The car kit enables you to play CD music through the tape deck of an older vehicle. Because the CD player has a large opening and is often exposed to dust and other debris you can run into playback issues with the device, causing the CDs to skip and distort the audio. Change out the batteries in the Presidian CD player. When the batteries begin to fail, you will lose audio quality and the player is more likely to skip. Avoid shaking the CD player or listening to the player on a bumpy road. The CD player can skip due to excessive shaking. If you are on a bumpy ride there isn’t much you can do about this. Open the lid to the CD player and inspect the bottom side of the CD. If the CD is scratched or dirty the playback issues are due to the CD, not the Presidian CD player. Spray compressed air into the CD player toward the lens. As dust and debris build up onto the lens the likelihood of the CD player star
