What to do if your CD player says no discs?
If you have stuck CDs or the unit says “No Discs” but you know the cartridge is loaded, try this…Remove the unit, disconnect all leads, including aerial, and then gently turn the unit upside down, DO NOT shake it; just gently turn the unit over in your hands a couple of times.
Why is my Ford CD player not working?
Fault due to more than 1 CD being loaded into same slot. Got to be careful to select each slot, then load. 1. Remove Radio (you’ll need those removal clips £4.50) 2. Detach power and aerials leads 3. Remove radio unit completely out of bay 4. You’ll need to remove top cover:- 4.1. Remove two Star screws at back and then lift top off
What to do if your car stereo battery dies?
Car stereos with a code feature require you to input a preset code any time the battery dies or is disconnected. The code may be in your owner’s manual, or you might have to contact a dealer. Electrical system components can be damaged during a jump start if precautions aren’t taken.
What happens if you enter the wrong code on a radio?
(One forum says this will bring back ERROR CODE 1. Is this necessary? Another says if I use ten incorrect error code entries radio will be toast.) If you enter the wrong code too many times, it will lock you out permanently. Disconnect the battery for a few minutes to reset the lock out, then try the code again.
If you have stuck CDs or the unit says “No Discs” but you know the cartridge is loaded, try this…Remove the unit, disconnect all leads, including aerial, and then gently turn the unit upside down, DO NOT shake it; just gently turn the unit over in your hands a couple of times.
Car stereos with a code feature require you to input a preset code any time the battery dies or is disconnected. The code may be in your owner’s manual, or you might have to contact a dealer. Electrical system components can be damaged during a jump start if precautions aren’t taken.
Fault due to more than 1 CD being loaded into same slot. Got to be careful to select each slot, then load. 1. Remove Radio (you’ll need those removal clips £4.50) 2. Detach power and aerials leads 3. Remove radio unit completely out of bay 4. You’ll need to remove top cover:- 4.1. Remove two Star screws at back and then lift top off
(One forum says this will bring back ERROR CODE 1. Is this necessary? Another says if I use ten incorrect error code entries radio will be toast.) If you enter the wrong code too many times, it will lock you out permanently. Disconnect the battery for a few minutes to reset the lock out, then try the code again.