A:AnswerThe only way you will be able to fix this is to open up the Disc Changer. First, unplug it. Next you have to remove the screws that hold the outer case in place. After you remove the outer case you should be able to remove the disc that came out of the tray. I would recommend removing the other discs too. Then replace the outer case and plug it back in. Turn the power on and see if the tray will come out to load a CD. Put in a CD and see if it will play. If not, you might have to take it in somewhere to have it repaired. (You may be able to find a YouTube video online that will show you how to open up the Disc Changer).
A:Answer17" wide by 17" deep. Did you check the website info. for this product?? It is listed there, I used this information to make my decision on my purchase.
A:Answeri can't answer the question from personal experience. the instruction manual from onkyo is available online and might be able to. it is , if you can believe this, more than 130 pages long and not included with the receiver. another thought is to go to a store locally that specializes in onkyo equipment and ask them. those guys might be able to help you better. good luck.
A:AnswerI'm not familiar with the Olympus stereo system. I have the 6 disc player/changer connected to my SiriusXm docking station. if it connects to that it will probably connect to anything that uses RCA plugs. all stereo equipment that I know of uses RCA plugs to connect to CD players, turntables, etc. hope this helps. by the way, the player works great and is a good value for the price.
A:Answerlooking at it I don't think so adding more devises to make it work to me would be a waist of time. I love this player put 6 cds in and play all day.
