Pioneer Laser Disc Assembly test and install Updated M-Holder CLD-D925/CLD-S310/CLD-D515 & many more 

Thanks for watching the video and I can assure you it's a laser issue. It's on its last legs. 😉. Never adjust the pots, it just leads to frustration and no improvement in picture. Really glad you liked the video. Stay posted for more videos in the future ✨️.

I think the P5 error sometimes is the cable problem, capacitor power board failure or spindle.

Hello and thanks for watching. I use Lithium grease.

@@DRCHRISTIANMD Cool,thank you!👍👍

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Thanks for the reply. I actually realised i was following an old you tube for ethan and have enquired about this now. Hopefully will be able to get mine up and running again. Thanks again.

@@stevecurling5861 ethan is the man. 😉 yer only man. 😀

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Спасибо 🙏👍🤩

Maybe, however I have taken laser assembly from various machines and swaped them around to no ill effect. They where calibrated at the factory and would require fine tuning on a n individual player but as you say you need the laserdisc to align the unit. Thanks for watching.

@michaelmitchell8218 you need to stop making yourself feeling proud and boasting your "skills" here, if you know how to fix them then why you don't make a video about repiaring them? Saw you in another video claiming the no disc error laserdisc player video making the same boasting attitude there. And don;t criticise DRCHRISTIANMD here, at least he done a well-done job.

@@user-cc2bp1dt7m you want to understand I’m not going on about my skills, also I don’t have time to do a video because I’m busy repairing fuck ups because of people like you who think they can repair. It takes years to learn the skills you need to do this stuff. Laserdisc is not an easy one unless you got the tools for the job and an oscilloscope and know how to use it. Laserdisc is nothing like a cd player for setting up and even see videos of that being done wrong. These players are old and need a service and not someone just trying this and that. If you want to repair stuff like this and then learn electronics like we all had too. Yeah I got skills but took years to learn, not a RU-vid video and talking of RU-vid videos, do you know how many people are killed a year playing around with electricity because of what they see on RU-vid videos ? And also it’s not a well done job it’s called a fuck up because it don’t work and all because he don’t have the knowledge or skills to do it. With all things like video, cds and laserdisc,etc you need an oscilloscope and know how to read RF signals and eye patterns, etc to put these things back in alignment. Pioneer got an online video showing you all about laserdisc players and how to repair them if you look about. You think what you like I’m just trying to stop people making things worse or end up killing themselves playing with high voltage.

@@michaelmitchell8218OK BOOMER!

@@DRCHRISTIANMD the laser can be used once you recallibrate properly with an oscilloscope. You can watch Chad Page's uploads regarding a Pioneer Laserdisc Player Service.

OK. This sounds more like the motor has died a horrible death. I have another video with a demo on changing the motor. Stay safe 🙏

The CD is small and light and the LD is big and heavy. The squeeking is most likely the motor giving up the "ghost".

@@DRCHRISTIANMD I've got a beta part in circulation which is a replacement spindle bushing that should take care of the screech of death and breathe new life into previously "dead" motors.

@@ETHANGALL0 Fantastic, might solve a few other drives that have issues with screeching 😉