Cd's stuck in player after battery replacement

No it doesn't. The head unit is faulty and requires repair/replacement.

this is a long shot, unplug the radio from the vehicle and then plug it back in, some stereos go into eject mode when power is first introduced.

Something is drawing current in your car . Yes it COULD be the CD Player, but I don't think so because it should turn off with the key .
Here is simple proceedure to help you find what's drawing current and killing your battery; it work's BEST with two (2) people, but one (1)person can do it too .
You will need a test light and some patience . First you disconnect the positive (+) battery terminal and hook up the test light in between the battery and the battery terminal . The light will light up when you do so because you have a current draw somewhere .
Ater you hook up the test light, start pulling fuses out one at a time until the light goes out; when the light ges out,that's the curcuit that's causing the drainage problem .
Depending on which curcuit it is, you maybe able to fix it yourself; if for instance it is the CD Player .
(NOTE: be sure that before you run this test that the key and ALL accessories are OFF and ALL doors and your trunk is closed . If you have a light under your hood unplug it, because ALL of these thing's WILL give you a false reading .)
Good luck

try and disconnect the battery then hook it back up removing the radio and unplugging it would be better if possible if still doesn't come out remove the radio take the top cover off and see whats making it stick

Your cd changer is stuck in the read mode and drawing power. Sounds like you need to replace the cd changer before it overheats the wiring and starts a vehicle fire.

Try loading an old CD under the "stuck" CD...this may take several attempts. Also you can go online using "stuck CD" and get several helpful tips...Hope this helps.

Try disconnecting the battery for a few seconds and try to eject the cd, if this don't work you can take the cd player to the dealer ship and they can send it to be repaired

If the two cd's which are stuck, if you can see that cd's then pull the cd with pliers.Its a two mouth pliers to pull the things out.The cd may get cracked/ break while removing.But if the cd's are not seen or its very hard stuck, then in that case.The cd player has to be removed out of dash.Yes it will be time consuming, and will not be very simple.But once the player is out, its not much to do.The cd player bottom has few screws to be removed.Once you remove the screws, the complete top assembly will get lifted.You can say" complete casing" will be lifted.Once the casing is out.You will visually see the cd, and you can manually slide the cd out and remove it.---------- ---------- Click this link for cd player removing procedure from dash :--------- http://whoisbyme.blogspot.com/2011/08/how-to-remove-cd-player-from-dash-of.html ----------- This will help.Thanks.Helpmech.

You will need to have the radio reset or checked out at the dealer.Ther could be a cd stuck in it.Or the radio/CD player may have be on when the battery power got to low.

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This is a faulty loading motor. you will need to replace the entire optical lens assembly in this case. the motor is part of the assembly...

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