Beginner's Guide to Repair your Bose Wave Music System: DIY Self-Repair KIT (Bose Wave Music System Step by Step Repair Guides)

This is a beginner's guide for do-it-yourselfers who might never have done any soldering before but want to take on the project of repairing their Bose Wave Music System. The lack of good, honest techs who can do good and reasonably priced restoration/rebuild of audio equipment made me start offering this restoration kit. Also, the fact that shipping your Bose Wave Music System back and forth is a recipe for disaster. These units are over 20 years old and if not packed properly they can easily be broken. Not to mention having to spend $20-$30 each way to ship and $100-200 to get it fixed. In today's day and age, it is very hard to come by a knowledgeable tech who can service your audio gear well. I have seen many poor-quality restorations of equipment that cost way too much to its owners. If your Bose Wave radio is experiencing the following issues: Please Wait Error Disc Error Won't accept CD's CD's aren't playing Stuck on displaying time and won't switch to other inputs like radio or CD CD is skipping CD is making a clicking sound Radio isn't playing Remote isn't responding (battery has been checked) light is showing up on the unit but no response to commands Disc Unreadable Error CD Won't Eject Included in this kit: A full step-by-step beginners guide to fixing your Bose Wave Radio AWRCC1 or AWRCC2 yourself without having to send in your system. The replacement parts needed to fix the above-listed issues. Service after the sale if needed. Feel free to contact me with questions if you are having trouble finding the equipment you need or where to buy the items not included in the kit. Not Included but needed: Soldering iron with a fine tip Solder - fine electronics grade is best. Leaded or lead-free is fine. Needle nose pliers with wire cutter area Phillips head screwdrivers with magnetic tips.