C.D. Stuck In C.D. Player

[uncltrvlnmatt]

My wife left one of her C.D.'s in my C.D. player and now it is stuck. I think it may have warped inside the C.D. player from the heat. Any idea's on how to get it out. I can here the C.D. player trying to eject it but no dice.

Any Idea's?

 

[scarface]

pull it out and take it apart? It happened to me in the wifes durango, it eventually came out on its own.

 

[MeanGrn Gt]

try sticking another cd in a little ways. for some reason i always have problems with my pioneer trying to eject cds (luckily i put a clarion in the stang). they must slip a little or something. a buddy has a pioneer and has the same problem. and there not there cheap ones either.

 

[TRUUBLE]

Sawzall . . . :boink:

Actually, if you have a jeweler's screwdriver, try moving the leading edge of the CD while you push the button. That usually works.

 

[95KBGT]

that used to happen all the time with my stock unit in the 95 im afraid there is no easy way to get it out, wait till it cools off outside and try again, i just resorted punching the shit out of it driving down the road and after numerous hits, some cuts it eventually came out makes me mad just thinking about that damn cd player. i remember christmas day i got a new cd player and i ripped the stock one out and proceeded to hurl it up and down my street. i called it physicall theorphey (sp?)

 

[uncltrvlnmatt]

I will give them all a try, accept playing football with my C.D. player. I would try the sawzall but I don't have one. Do you think a chain saw will do the trick?

 

[scarface]

plasma cutter FTW

 

[uncltrvlnmatt]

Well, I hit the eject button and it came out this morning. It was nice and cool last night, don't know if that had anything to do with it, but it is out. Thanks for the suggestions.

I was reeally looking forward to useing the chainsaw on the dash. Maybe next time.

 

[ripper]

Stevo checks to make sure his is empty

 

[Lightning Struck]

Stevo checks to make sure his is empty

;D ;D ;D problem solved

 

[brwillms]

For future reference, You can usually use a credit card to help get the leading edge of the disc out. This only works if you can hear the disc trying to eject.