I have had 5 CD's that I listen to all the time and leave them in my car CD player. Well today I went to take them out and two ejected, but the 3rd won't eject and there is message Erjel or something like that every time I try to eject.

I tried to play any of the CDs and no luck I get that same message.... How do I now get my other 3 CD's out. I dont want to have to take it back to dealership over something as trivial as this.

Ken

 

I'd be glad to to go to the dealer to get a new stereo. Usually, it's easier for the dealer to replace than to fix. If it can be fixed at all??

 

I mean it should be simple... maybe I have to reset something somehow and then hit eject and it will start spitting out the other CD's

Ken

 

Get one of those Euro can-openers. Pull out the radio from the dash. Open the back of the player with the can opener, cd's are easy to remove then. This also gives you the chance to upgrade to a better unit

 

I've had this happen before, more than once.
If you can see the cd, take another cd and push the stuck one back into the deck. Try ejecting it again. If it sticks again, take another cd or a flat object and guide the stuck cd down (mine seem to get stuck on the top part of the cd insert on the deck. If this is not your problem then I am sorry for waisting your time.

 

my cd player does something similar to this...I put CD's in, sometimes the play, sometimes they don't and I get an ER-E0 message. The player just spits them back out. I took it to the Acura dealer and they are replacing the whole unit next week.

 

Stuck CDs are easily removed my slightly pushing in on the stuck CD or lifting it while it is trying to eject, help it come out. Happened to me about a dozen times because I use CDLabels on my burned CDs.

I any case I would try not to have to go to the dealer. You may get a new unit but it might not be the same. There's nothing like the original unit that came with your car. I can bet you the new unit won't sound any better, so what does a new unit do for you? Stuck CDs are not exactly a faulty CD player.

My advice.....