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Hi there,
My daughter dropped two coins into the RSES DVD player. It still function but with noise allthe time even without a disc in. Any suggestions for me as what to do?
Thanks in advacne

omaha_lex

Sounds like she needs a piggy bank...

Maybe someone on here knows how to take the DVD player apart to get the change out.

GXRick

Don't give her money

Don't let her ride in the GX

Tie her hands together

Prayn4sno

All kidding aside...isn't that what the 3rd row seats are for???

JWS3

Probably pretty easy, Check the TIS website for removal tips, etc if needed. See here: http://www.techinfo.toyota.com/
Usually its just a few screws, etc and out it pops. I've got daughters as well and recommend duct tape in the future. How old is she?

sonyman

Duct tape on the player or to bind her hands together?

Scott

trebien

If you can use a flashlight to see them, try a popsicle stick wrapped in tape to stick to them and pull them out.

If you're in a major metro area, there are stereo repair shops that specialize in this kind iof thing, probably for around ~$100 - call around. I don't know who makes the DVD player for Lexus, probably like a pioneer or other brand.

BTW - it's going to be much cheaper to fix it now before anything breaks, than have to repair or replace it later.

JWS3

They are about 2' long, about as thick as a pencil and have a small magnetic tip on the end. Might not fit though the slot, though.
I'd just take it out, unscrew the cover and be done with it. How hard can it be?

trebien

Depends on the coins... may not be magnetic. In fact, are any US coins magnetic?

The G Man

Is that what they call pay per view?

Sorry I couldn't resist.

CVsIS250

Rim shot! Couldn't you just remove it and turn it upside down to see if they slide out?

CV