RCA RC5220P DVD Player
Plays great when it works
Now, I have no problems with any discs or how it plays.. when it works. We bought our player in February from Circuit City since it was the only one that works with coax cable, and it worked fine for a month. We had a storm,  and it was unplugged before the storm since it was on the same surge  protector as my computer. When we plugged the player back in, the cable  went out. We tracked it down to the RF adapter, and replaced it. It worked  fine for 9 days, when the exact same thing happened. We did the same,  waited a week, and it went out again. This time when we replaced the RF  adapter, it didn't work. We sent the player in this time, and they  exchanged the unit. Another week goes by, and then the unit wouldn't even  turn on. We plugged it into other outlets, and it would click when we  plugged it in, but wouldn't turn on. We took it back in, went back the next  week, and they tried to give us a messed up unit (faceplate lose, unit  wobbles, drawer part way out). We told them to try again, but we wouldn't  be back for 3 weeks (marriage, honeymoon). Came back a few days ago, they  gave us the same unit with the drawer back in, and said to go down to the  service center to get the faceplate repaired. Circuit City said they'd  shore up the faceplate, but they aren't authorized to do repairs, they have  to ship it to RCA's factory in Mexico to repair it (which is fishy, since  we get the units back in 1 week). We call RCA to complain, they said that  Circuit City does the repairs. My advice is, do not buy any RCA players  from Circuit City.  My faith in both companies is gone.