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I'm not sure how old yours is, but I'm guessing since it has a disc player it's pretty new. I have a different brand player, produced in the last ten years, that slows down often. To adjust the timing on it there is tiny mechanical part on the inside that you can insert a jewelers flat head into and lightly turn to adjust the timing. I usually pull up a song on YouTube and use it to compare to the record. However if you adjust it while a records on you risk scratching. Mine slowed down so often I drilled holes in the bottom to access it without tearing the player apart everytime just to adjust it. After all I can't listen to The Bee Gees slowed down -Liz Here's an image of the part, I have three, one for each speed.

There could be a few things, like auto off is on. But I doubt that. It could be over heating. I would try cleaning it personally. Though I'm convinced the insides are made of razor blades. Be careful not to misplace anything, and don't be rough. Though if you take it apart to clean and remove the dust, that's all on you and I'm not responsible in anyway. Also if it's under warranty still DO NOT OPEN IT. Just try blowing out the vents with compressed air perhaps, though that might lodge the dust further. Also make sure it's not close to the ground, and not inside any cabinets or what not with poor ventilation. It may also be the power source, inspect the cord for damage. If you can test it, test it. Also I know my PlayStation did this, but it was due to the hardrive, so I doubt it's that. Also, is there any other symptoms? Sorry about your problem, -Liz Here's the Microsoft teardowns Microsoft Game Console