I don't have the manual for this one with me at the moment, so I'll give you a couple of possibilities.
1) The volume control itself is defective. This is a very common generic part and should be available for small $$.
2) The volume is controlled electronically (encoder control rather than potentiometer or up/down buttons). The volume chip is smoked. Again, a very common part costing about $10-$15 or so.
Also, the disc can be repaired by cleaning the lens using a cotton swab and alcohol (also very common).
Good luck,
Dan


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