2005 Honda Odyssey - Replacing CD Player

E00 is a vague error code used by Honda that indicates a problem with the CD Drive in the head unit. Unfortunately this will require removing and head unit and replacing it with either an OEM replacement or an aftermarket unit.

see a relative link
http://www.hondacarforum.com/honda-3/22348-2000-honda-civic-radio-error-code-problem.html

using a test light check the fuses in the fuse panel then check for power and ground at the socket. if one is missing remove the socket and check for power and ground at the electrical connector. if you have both the socket is bad and needs replacing. if you missing one you will have to check that wire to find were the problem is and repair it.

CD & DVD players are among the least reliable of all electronics and prohibitively expensive to repair because of the labor involved with removal and re-installation in a vehicle.Also, the transport mechanism that is causing your problem is not even likely to be available after 6 years.I highly recommend replacing with a new stereo and, if you are of faith, praying a little that the new one will last as long as the original.

Hi.

All you can do without disassembling is pressing repeatedly the eject button while you turn on the unit at the same time. You can try first turning ignition off and on, then disconnecting the battery.

If that does not work, then the CD player must be pulled out and disassembled to access and remove the disk.

Try first turning on the unit and pressing repeatedly the eject. If there is no mechanical problem with the CD player that will work. If that does not work, then the player usually needs repair.

http://gopaultech.com/blog/2007/02/removing-honda-odyssey-cd-player/comment-page-2/

I hope the above link helps you to remove your DVD player if it's in the same place as the CD/Navigation unit on this page.

a cd player in a car takes some hammering(use wise)so when they go wrong replace it(cost of repair more than unit cost....)easy to remove/replace.

Unplug the battery for one hour and plug back it, it should work.

I have identical issue, took it to the dealer and they "offered" to remove the unit and send it for repair..... not very helpfull.