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In Reply to: Not true with the latest CDM 12 posted by unclestu52 on June 15, 2009 at 01:24:11:

The "alignment" in the Denon was not mechanical but rather electrical. One had to adjust some trim pots on the main circuit board after installation of the new part.

Are the units you mention auto-adjusting in this regard?

It is also often possible to replace parts and have a unit work without making adjustments, but perhaps not have optimum performance.

Of course, if you look at my original comment, I noted it is important to consult the service manual for the specific unit involved. That is the only way to be sure you've properly repaired a unit.

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Topic - OK, how does one repair the laser in a CDP? - bartc 20:07:35 06/13/09 (7)

What brand of player do you have? - timjclark@gmail.com 11:33:41 06/16/09 (1)

NAD, but I'm not going to try this after all. nt - bartc 17:26:00 06/16/09 (0)

Depends on the CDP......... - Todd Krieger 20:45:37 06/13/09 (0)

RE: OK, how does one repair the laser in a CDP? - mls-stl 20:44:42 06/13/09 (3)

Not true with the latest CDM 12 - unclestu52 01:24:11 06/15/09 (1)

Question & comment - mls-stl 06/15/0905:22:06 06/15/09 (0)

That settles it. Not for me! Thanks. nt - bartc 00:24:30 06/14/09 (0)

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