CD Changer Cassette won't eject
10-02-2004, 08:48 PM
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CD Changer Cassette won't eject
The problems mount up on my new 2004 S-500.
The vehicle only has 650 miles on it.
First the device unavailable statement came up when I went to use the CD changer. I went to eject the cassette and it won't eject leaving me to believe a CD is stuck inside or the device has failed.
This is the second changer as the first one was defective. Needless to say it's going back to the dealer service on Monday which is the fourth trip there.
I've already had a defective V60I phone and some new firmware and a new voice module and steering wheel motor and module replaced.
Is there a way for me to release the cassette without removing the CD changer?
Any comments will be welcome.
Thanks.
The vehicle only has 650 miles on it.
First the device unavailable statement came up when I went to use the CD changer. I went to eject the cassette and it won't eject leaving me to believe a CD is stuck inside or the device has failed.
This is the second changer as the first one was defective. Needless to say it's going back to the dealer service on Monday which is the fourth trip there.
I've already had a defective V60I phone and some new firmware and a new voice module and steering wheel motor and module replaced.
Is there a way for me to release the cassette without removing the CD changer?
Any comments will be welcome.
Thanks.
10-03-2004, 04:14 PM
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Does it sound like the motor is trying to eject?
It's weird (and it sucks) that you're having so many problems with your vehicle. I definitely wouldn't mess with it though, you don't want them to give you a hard time about trying to fix it on your own. It's best to leave it for the dealership to deal with.
It's weird (and it sucks) that you're having so many problems with your vehicle. I definitely wouldn't mess with it though, you don't want them to give you a hard time about trying to fix it on your own. It's best to leave it for the dealership to deal with.
