Panasonic DVD-RV32K DVD Player, Black
yuckk much?
I adored this DVD player. It was easy and very simple to use. I even taught my 5 year old sister how to use it. <br /> <br />Now, 4 (yes, four) years later, I have come to find the horrid HO7 error. <br /> <br />Now, I was at school when it happened, but when I came home, my sister started jumping up and down, telling me the DVD player had broken. I figured she had done something like not put the disc in right (since she cant see it eye to eye, she just lifts the disc above her head and sets it in), so I went to see what happened and it would read the disc for a few seconds, then display HO7, then display STOP. <br /> <br />I promptly turned it off and let it sit for about an hour. I tried it again, and it wouldn't work. I removed the DVD's that were stacked on top of it, and the 9 season's of FRIENDS that were next to it. I tried it again an hour later, and it still wouldn't work. I was absolutely livid. I then, completely unplugged it, and let it sit there for a full day before trying it again, and it STILL wouldn't work. I tried a different plug, a different TV, and a different AV cord. <br /> <br />Let me point out, I'm completely obsessed with the show FRIENDS. The 10th season comes out on the 15th, and here it is the 5th, and I have no DVD player. <br /> <br />Anyway, I told my mom about it, and she figured I had broken it since I frequently left it on overnight, and throughout the day. I plan on now telling her that most people's broke after about a year without too much use. Mine had a surprisingly long life, and I'm incredibly furious over the fact that Panasonic plans to do nothing about this problem.