Can't get the cd out my stereo in a 2006 malibu ls

The unit needs a code to reset which should be on the front or back page of the manual.

Did somebody put coins or something inside it? Try putting a high power vacume up to it and seal the whole opening with the vacume end...

Hi.

Try pressing repeatedly the eject button on the on dash player while turning on the stereo at the same time. If that does not work disconnect battery terminal for one minute to reset the electrics and try again pressing eject repeatedly on startup. Make sure that you have the stereo anti theft code if needed before disconnecting the battery.

If that does not work, then the unit must be disassembled. The car stereo must be removed from the dash. The unit must be disassembled removing screws at back and bottom and undoing metal casing clips. That will reveal the CD drive allowing to remove the disk.

Regards.

Ginko

Try pulling the fuse out for 10 min for your radio at the fuse box. This should reset the radio, so you can get your cd to work again. If this does not work, then your going to have to bring it to the dealer to have them scan the radio and or reboot it to have it function properly again. It's common for the dealers to have to reprogram the stereo system on newer cars.
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Sometimes you can press and hold down the CD's forward and backward track buttons or play and eject buttons to release the CD. Contact your Chevy dealer and ask a Service Consultant if the Delco unit has this feature.

All GM dealerships can have the radio repaired. prices vary.

you need to use cd-r + look at the ones that don't work they are cd-r- you might of also not closed out the disk that would keep the disk where it would work on you pc but not your cd player.

Your best bet is to take the Cd player to a car audio store. Refrain from trying to stick anything else inside the CD slot because this can have long term effects while your eject problem may be something simple and temporary but can't be solved without being there. I might also suggest getting aftermarket stereos..they simply tend to have less problems I find!!!

Unfortunately yes. This is a very common problem.