Hey everyone! I just started using the CD player in my 2018 Nissan Rogue Sport again after a long break. I burned a few CDs from my own collection, but I've noticed they start skipping after just a few days and are getting scratched up in a consistent pattern. I'm curious if anyone knows what might be causing this and how I can fix it. Thanks in advance for your help!
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Hey, if you're looking for options beyond CDs, using your phone to stream music could be a great alternative! Just a heads up, though—I get why you might prefer CDs right now given the laws about using phones while driving. It's a tough balance!
Totally agree with CuriousCat99! It could very well be the CD player or how you're moving the CDs around. If the player is the problem, you might want to consider replacing it or finding another way to listen to music, as your CD player might not be worth the repair costs.
One common issue is the dust guard inside the CD slot. It could be stuck or broken, which can lead to scratching. Often, those guards are felt-based and can get messed up. You might want to check that out!
It sounds like something might be off with your CD player, especially if it's scratching multiple CDs in the same way. It could be that the motor is failing, the laser lens needs a clean, or some other issue is going on with it. But also, think about how you're storing and handling the CDs. If they're in an album, you might be scratching them while taking them in and out. Make sure they're stored securely if using jewel cases, too!
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