Mobile Audio Systems & GPS

[aronbefekadu]

It was really cold out a few days ago and my CD was stuck inside. I tried many times to get the CD out but it became stuck inside so that the deck didn't realize that there was a CD in there. A couple of days later I got the CD out, but now it doesn't work. The radio works fine, but the CD playing portion is dead.

Now when I got the CD out, I did push two things to the side that where in the way. I pushed one to the right and the other to the left. Not sure what that is, but maybe that is the mechanism that grabs the CD and moves it around. I was sticking things inside to get the CD out and tried fixing out but now the player might be broken, but I'm unsure.

Is this fixable? Or do I have to buy a new CD player (some day!).

[Marti-BBY Community Connector]

Hello araonbefekadu,

Boy, I hate when that happens! I have a similar issue going on with mine as well. Frustrating, to be sure. I don't know that there's a fix for these built in CD players that are part of the deck. My best recommendation is to stop by the install bay and talk to the tech about it and see what he/she recommends. For me, I think I'm looking at getting a new deck which with all the neat new features, isn't such a bad idea anyway. 

Good luck to you,

 

[conejote_99]

Depends on the radio, you didn't give us a brand or vehicle information most single cd player can be fix , the indash cd changer are very hard to repair and most of the time it needs to be replace

good luck

[aronbefekadu]

I have a 2006 Honda Accord EX (Sedan, v6, without navigation, with dual climate controls) and a Kenwood Excelon KDC-X991 for a cd receiver.

Owner's Manual: http://www.kenwoodusa.com/UserFiles/File/Global/Consumer/Manuals/kdc-x991.pdf