My navigation screen says "please check your disc"

so i go to try to check my disk and the eject button doesnt work.

I took out the entire navi/dvd and disconnected all the wires and replugged them back in.

Nothing.

I disconnect my battery for 30 minutes and it still doesnt do anything

HELP MEE!!!!

 

any advice is appreciated

 

Did you check all your fuses ?

 

I feel ya... I lost my Navi earlier this summer. It still has power, but doesn't boot up. Everything else continues to work (LCD screen, XM, etc), so I haven't been pressed to pull it out of the trunk and ship it to Alpine to be refurbed. Come to think of it, I'll probably tackle that this fall.

I'm guessing either your unit died, or like mentioned above, maybe a fuse (although I doubt that this is the issue)... Let me know what you come up with.

 

Is the eject button lit up at all? If it is then the drive is getting power and it looks like the DVD drive has failed in your car and thus the error. Send it to alpine with around 200 dollars and they will fix it up and give you a new navi disk!

 

the eject button doesnt even light up.. and i dunno which fuses it would be..

Voodoo. If you unplug it, it'll end up the same way mine did..

whats alpine? can anyone give me the directions on how to send it to them?

 

alpine is the manufacturer of our navi dvd drives

 

what do i do?

 

Anyone figure out this problem? My eject button doesn't light up and I can't get the disc out.

 

Bump..

'05 TL Navi with same problem "Please check your disc" and I can't eject the disk

If I disconnect the Navi in the trunk, the error goes away, but it appears that there is no power to the unit.

I checked the fuses in the panel by the brake pedal and didn't find any failed ones.

Does anyone have a wiring diagram for the harness going to the Navi drive?

 

Turn back the carpeting in the trunk to where the navi is and try to wiggle the wires. Maybe one is loose.

Is the green light on the Eject button on the navi unit in the trunk working?

 

unplug the battery for 30 minutes and plug it back together. This helped fix a similar issue I had with my DVD drive not booting up

 

Thanks for the suggestions...

I disconnected the battery for 30 mins with no change after reconnecting.

Tried wiggling/disconnecting/cleaning connectors with no luck.

No light on the eject button.


One interesting thing is that if disconnect the Navi drive, the Navi screen message goes away, so there is at least some communication between the Navi front end and the drive.

 

It seems the dvd drive went out thats why you not getting any light on it. but double check your fuse, it shouldn't be that hard... or start unplugging all of them and double checking them, I'm sure its a 10-15amp fuse, shouldn't be bigger than that.

 

Thanks. I actually triple checked the fuses

At this point, I think the Nexus7 retrofit is the best option. Looking at some of the great installs on the site and just going through the options. But it looks like for $300 or so, can do a really nice setup with the Nexus.

Thanks for the help.