Did I kill my Philips CD-60?

[Bayou Self]

I replaced C2521 47uF. The machine doesn't seem to recognize a disc has been inserted.
When I press Power+Play+Stop, I get
00 00 P 1.07
When I press
>>|
the display goes to 00 01 and the laser bobs up and down. I don't detect a red light from the laser.

 

[ubergeeknz]

Why did you replace it?

Did you put it in the right way around?

 

[Bayou Self]

I replaced it because my unit had a problem, and I had read that this cap causes trouble.
The original blue cap had the gray stripe closer to the edge of the PCB, so I oriented the new cap's green stripe the same way.

 

[dacen]

The polarity is correct. Look for some other cause. Solder bridge etc...

 

[bajjisw]

What was the original problem?

Some caps need to be exactly the same capacitance value.

 

[wheijke]

If you took out the CDM please check you inserted the flatcable of the CDM deep enough and straight into the connector, if not this is what can happen i noticed.

 

[Bayou Self]

@bajjisw The unit made a whistling-whining noise, a steady tone of about 600Hz, which could be heard over the music. I was told it might have had something to do with "wobble frequency".

@wheijke I will certainly check that later today.

 

[Bayou Self]

This is from the Service Manual. Was I supposed to put the CDM4/19 into one of these positions in order to run the Power+Play+Stop routine?

 

[bajjisw]

Please read the entire service manual. I've generally found them to be well written and useful.

Does it have debug flowcharts? The one I used had to be done in sequence.

It may be that the combination of mounting and tilting the unit as in the picture makes the CDM mechanism level.

 

[electronic]

You need to check everything related to the laser supply circuit.

Place a phone camera above the laser to detect any light.

 

[Bayou Self]

@bajjisw I have been through the entire SM, numerous times. The Fault Finding Tree calls for Service Positions 0, 1, 2, and 3, yet nowhere does it depict them.
I have attached a section of the Tree. The remainder of the tests require two Philips Test Discs, which cost $200 and $250.
I have also attached a portion of the SM from a different machine, which would be more helpful to someone at my level.

@electron-ic I will get a digital multimeter, then I'm sure I will have some questions for you!