Boss bv960nv won't eject disk

TAKE TO A READIO REPAIR SHOP

try another disc make sure it's a cd from a retailer. sometime home made disc don't play on older cd players because of formats. as for eject problems you might find you have to send it back to the retailer for repair

I purchased a CD cleaner, ejected the magazine, inserted the disk after removing all disks in magazine, ran the cleaner through the cleaning process, then reinserted the disks and now both professionally made and homemade disks are working again

Someone is going to have to open it up and LOOK to see if jammed, out of alignment or has damaged mechanism. Any of these can prevent the unit from working.

On my Mitsubishi 6-cd changer it won't load cd goes in and out 3times but spots it out

The Cd player doesn't work get a new cd player...

if it is a brand new unit you have to remove the shipping screws that are usually on top of the unit, if these havent been removed you cannot load or eject a disk. They put theses in to prevent damage to the unit. If it is an old unit, ensure there isnt alread a disk inside the device, or worse that a child or etc hasnt jammed anything inside it.

Your best solution (since your USB devices and your network-adapter are not working) is to remove the disk-drive from the old computer, and temporarily connect it as a "slave" disk-drive in the new computer, and then copy all your files from "old" to "new".

Or, try a different brand of "blank" CD-R disks -- the "firmware" (software inside the CD-writer) may not be recognizing "newly-manufactured" media). Unless you can update the firmware (by downloading the latest firmware on another computer, and burning a CD-R disk, and then taking that disk to your computer), it's easiest to "move" the disk-drive to the new computer.

I suggest you disassemble the radio and take it out that way. While your in you can check on the blockage. Shouldn' t be hard. Good luck.

If you can see the SD card, Get a toothpick and wrap Tape onto it then reverse the tape so that you have sticky on outside. See it you gcan retract it that way. You risk damaging the Disc eject system if you try to force the disc to eject by pressing the eject button more than 10 seconds. Once you get the SD card out you can do the 10 second eject button thing.