No Cd Changer
01-27-2003 | 11:39 AM
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From: Vancouver, BC
2017 GLA 250 4Matic
No Cd Changer
Read my post titled: Horrible Experience from last week. I had a new cd changer installed and many other problems happened thereafter.
Right now, the new cd changer intermittently gives me a "NO CD CHANGER" message.
Does anyone know what's wrong? The first time it happened, the dealer said the fibre optics cable wasn't sealed. This time when I called in, they said it must be something else b/c there was no way the cable would come loose.
Right now, the new cd changer intermittently gives me a "NO CD CHANGER" message.
Does anyone know what's wrong? The first time it happened, the dealer said the fibre optics cable wasn't sealed. This time when I called in, they said it must be something else b/c there was no way the cable would come loose.
01-27-2003 | 12:30 PM
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From: Boston
2002 C230K
My experience with the CD CHANGER:
My original one couldn't recognize the magizine it kept saying MAGAZINE EMPTY. It was replaced. The replacement worked for a few hours and then displayed a message NO CD CHANGER. It was replaced and the service advisor told me that they can't figure out why they both died. The third one seems to be working fine for the past few months.
Godd luck.
My original one couldn't recognize the magizine it kept saying MAGAZINE EMPTY. It was replaced. The replacement worked for a few hours and then displayed a message NO CD CHANGER. It was replaced and the service advisor told me that they can't figure out why they both died. The third one seems to be working fine for the past few months.
Godd luck.
01-27-2003 | 01:12 PM
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From: Southern California
2002 C240
Experience with my CD changer:
Sometimes, when the radio is turned off, the CD changer would keep "detecting" the existance of the magazine and make annoying noise.. You know, when you take the magazine out then put it back in, the changer would detect the existance of the magazine, and it generates some noise.. In my case, the noise keeps going going and going... sorry if my description is confusing.. :P
Since I never drive without music, so that really doens't bother me. But I probably will fix it when Service A comes up.
Sometimes, when the radio is turned off, the CD changer would keep "detecting" the existance of the magazine and make annoying noise.. You know, when you take the magazine out then put it back in, the changer would detect the existance of the magazine, and it generates some noise.. In my case, the noise keeps going going and going... sorry if my description is confusing.. :P
Since I never drive without music, so that really doens't bother me. But I probably will fix it when Service A comes up.
