Arrg..cd changer

Riding along with the top down enjoying the day, the cd ended and it tried to switch to the next cd and blammo, CD ERROR. Now I guess I have to go back to the dealership and sit there for half a day waiting for someone to tell me that I'll be without a stereo for a while so they can send it in for repair. Its still under warranty but what a bummer.

-s-

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Steve
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I hope you at least tried ejecting the cds and then re-trying. Maybe you have one bad cd. Or, sometimes some dust or whatever might get in there and cause a momentary "error". Eject all the cds and then reinstall some different cds and give it a shot... it'll probably be fine.

Reply to
Fred

The stock players are notorious for not liking the thickness of make-yer-own labels on burn-yer-own CDs.

Reply to
Jafo

OMG stick on CD labels should be outlawed

Reply to
WindsorFox[SS]

Got a post card from Ford some time ago saying not to use stick on labels.

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Reply to
Martin

That's the problem, all the cd's are stuck, ejecting any of them results in "CD ERROR" and the door is shut. I opened the door to try to sneak a peak and can't even see a CD. The cd's are copies of originals but no labels are attached they are just marked with a Sharpie. Anyway, I took it to the dealership today (1.5 hours), they took the numbers down and are ordering a new one, it will take about 2 weeks to get it, then back to the dealer for an install, then 4 more weeks to get the cd's back. I have the originals so not that big of a deal if I don't.

-s-

Reply to
Steve

OH YEA! and the labels will lift in the heat causing the unit to jamb.

happened in my oldest daughter's car, it was a nightmare.

Kate

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| > I hope you at least tried ejecting the cds and then re-trying. Maybe you | > have one bad cd. Or, sometimes some dust or whatever might get in there | and | > cause a momentary "error". Eject all the cds and then reinstall some | > different cds and give it a shot... it'll probably be fine. | >

| | The stock players are notorious for not liking the thickness of make-yer-own | labels on burn-yer-own CDs. |

Reply to
SVTKate

Ummmm... pry the damn thing open with a screwdriver and get your CDs back? if the damn thing doesn't work, why not take it apart to get your disks back?

Kate

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| > I hope you at least tried ejecting the cds and then re-trying. Maybe you | > have one bad cd. Or, sometimes some dust or whatever might get in there | and | > cause a momentary "error". Eject all the cds and then reinstall some | > different cds and give it a shot... it'll probably be fine. | >

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| | That's the problem, all the cd's are stuck, ejecting any of them results in | "CD ERROR" and the door is shut. I opened the door to try to sneak a peak | and can't even see a CD. The cd's are copies of originals but no labels are | attached they are just marked with a Sharpie. | Anyway, I took it to the dealership today (1.5 hours), they took the | numbers down and are ordering a new one, it will take about 2 weeks to get | it, then back to the dealer for an install, then 4 more weeks to get the | cd's back. I have the originals so not that big of a deal if I don't. | | -s- | |

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SVTKate

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