I can manually, gently, force open tilt, but cd will not eject. I live in car, so this is sort of important. Not worst problem in world, though.
We regret to inform you this model would need repair. We recommend you use the below link to locate an authorized service center.
www.panasonic.com/repair
Testimonial: "Thanks to all posters. I checked manual - did "forced eject" (held eject for 4 or more seconds after manually nudging open and holding open the tilt door) - cd ejected! But tilt still doesn't work on its own. When I power off, "ADJUST" appears in window. Don't see that in manual. I might check out best buy (I know too many people they've ripped off) - see what the repair cost range is. The system is really nice - has more options than I'll use in this lifetime. Heh. By the way, CD is Ink Spots - and I happen to have two of them (bought a 2nd one - yeah, at best buy - after I couldn't find the 1st one years ago). Don't know if I should experiment with another CD; but, apparently, the unit is not hopeless. Thanks, again."
SOURCE: CD stuck
lol i had that happen to me once i had to take out the stereo plug it bk in but turn it upside down and then eject it after i did that i never had a problem with it again but then again i only kept it for another month then got a new 1, good luck hope this helps
SOURCE: panasonic cq-c1323nw reset button
hi there type your model number into this link and you can download the user manuall, i've tried it for your model no and it works.
http://www.panasonic.co.uk/html/en_GB/220239/index.html#anker_220239
SOURCE: How to remove Panasonic cq-c1301u unit from car
This is an interesting question. As to the fact that you didn't mention what kind of car you have, I can't give you exact instructions, but I can give you approximate instructions. Read all Instructions b4 you do anything and detach battery b4 working on system!!!!!!
1. Most car's require you to remove a dashboard panel, of not the whole thing. (on a side note, the panel on my jeep that has to be removed just pops out).
2. Next you need to unscrew the adapter kit from the car. A lot of older cars put Double DIN headunits into their cars, These are the larger sized headunits. Most after-market systems require a plastic adapter to allow them to fit into the larger space. As long as your new unit is the same size as the older unit, this piece can be reused.
3. Then you must remove the old headunit from the adapter. Most are either screwed in or have pressure pins that hold it in place. Either unscrew or carefully push down the pressure pins until you can remove the old headunit.
4. If you have already purchased the wiring kit, if necessary, then continue onto next step, otherwise purchase appropriate wiring kit for your headunit and car. Do not open wiring kit until you are ready to hook up your new headunit!!!!
5. Find new wiring kit, detach old wiring kit, and hook up new wiring kit according to included instructions. For best reliability, I recommend using wire nuts as electrical tape isn't as relaible and can come apart after a while. If you need to save space and can't use wire nuts, I recommend liquid electrical tape. Let this dry before you go any further.
6. Attach new headunit to adapter and then attach wiring kit to back of the headunit. Make sure to attach radio cord to back of headunit. Push adapter and headunit back into place, adjusting wires as necessary. Screw adapter back into place.
7. Re-attach dash panel back to car, reattaching screws where and if necessary and reattach battery. Power up car and test system.
8. Listen away.
If you cannot get this to work, most places like Best Buys and Circuit City have professionals that have the necessary parts and expertise to exchange headunits in cars and can do this for a small fee. Just replacing a headunit should be relatively cheep. Adding other components as well would be more expensive.
SOURCE: panasonic cq-DFX444LEN
The heat is normal due to the large output IC's Panasonic uses. You need to get a "Laser Lens Cleaner" one that uses fluid. You can find them at just about any retail store these days for 15-20. Run it thru a couple times and hope that's the magic bullet to fix the issue, otherwise it needs service at a cost of 100-150 on average. If the cleaner does the trick, make it a habbit of cleaning your player every 3mos or 3000 mi. It truly is the best preventative maintanance on any CD/DVD/PC etc.! Hope this helps
SOURCE: Have a wiring harness for a CQ-C8100U panasonic CD
Hello! Since I do not know if your vehicle is equipped with the Standard or Premium System I'll give both sets of wiring...You can identify which system you have by looking at the color of the ground wire...
Red=Standard and Black/Green =Premium
Standard...Constant +12=Green/Yellow...
Switched=Yellow/Black...Ground=Red...
Illumination=Blue/Red...
Standard Speaker
FR + White
FR - Green/Orange
FL + Orange/Green
FL - Light Blue/White
RR + Orange/Red
RR - Black/White
RL + Pink/Green
RL - Pink/Blue
Premium...Only power difference is Ground=Black/Green
Premium Speaker
FR+ White/Red
FR- Brown
FL+ Green
FL- White/Orange
RR+ Purple/White
RR- Blue
RL+ Blue/Black
RL- Yellow
Guru.....saailer
I’m happy to help further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/david_6df67de3b14de867
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