TRAYS ARE JAMMED

1.Check if the guides are in the correct position.

2. The issue may also occur if the tray is overloaded. To avoid the paper jam, do not load creased, damp or curled paper.

3. Use a torchlight to check for jammed paper inside the paper trays. Remove the sheets stuck in the trays using both your hands.

4. Remove the trays, drum cartridge, and toner cartridge. Clear any jammed paper. Re-insert the drum cartridge and toner cartridge. Replace the trays.

5. The issue may also occur due to Feeder jams. Open the tray to lower the elevator in the base of the tray automatically.

6. Remove any crumpled paper from the tray and close the Feeder door.

did you just get through changing cds??? if so, you may have loaded a cd crooked in one of the trays. when this happens the tray gets jammed. usually the only way to get the magazine out is to take the changer apart and try to get the cd back in the tray.

sounds like the tray inside was misaligned when the cd went in. and it probally sent the disc into a occupied slot. you will have to remove radio and disassemble to repair. also try just unpluging radio and plug back in. sometimes it resets the radio and will start ejecting the cds

was the unit recently shipped to you ? if so open top cover , if the empty magazine was left inside the cd trays can slide out into the playing area and jam the unit ,check it like that anyhow . sometimes u can see a small metal tab to release the magazine maNUALLY

Check if there is something jammed in your tray.Or it might be the wheels that might have gone unfunctional.
There is a small hole on the tray where you can stick a pin or something small to eject.It might only be once that this problem is happening.So try it.

First, and the best choice really, is to take it in for servicing. Second, is to remove the chassis and try to determine if you've just got a disc that's jammed the mechanism. If so, remove it and replace the chassis and see if operation goes back to normal. If it doesn't then there's a problem with the motor which opens the tray and you'd have to take it in for servicing at that point.

Mine jammed after I dropped it, trying to swap it into a new car :-)
Same problem, however. Three of the six CD trays had wandered into the righthand mechanism (which selects and plays one cd at a time). Nothing else at all, most fortunately, was broken.
I removed the cover (3 screws on each side), and the small black faceplate that holds the eject button. The main faceplate came off too, needless to say; no screws, just tabs.
You have to remove the side brackets also, and the angle-adjust spring loaded pins on both sides need to be slid out. Then the body of the cd changer rotates out of its cover.
Now, you can see down into the mechanism. A CD was still stuck in the reader, along with several shifted trays. I could simply remove the CD, and with a small screwdriver, shifted the trays back over so that I could then successfully eject it. I removed and realigned the trays, which had been jammed, and it worked once more! Reassembled and reinstalled ;-)

its close to 8 years old what do you expect i have one and its trays failed a long time ago

hello poopig1, after further review, I meant to describe this: look for a pinhole in the area of the CD tray to insert a pin...similar to the same pinhole you see on a PC's cd player to eject the tray manually. If there is none, then try this: Open the cover and find the motor that, when turning, performs the tray ejection. Then, turn that motor by hand until the entire tray (or cartridge) is ejected. Then power up and observe the events.

If you turn it off at the mains, wait a few seconds then turn it back on. As soon as you turn the power on, try and press the button for the tray to open. If this dont work, you will have to open up your system and remove this disc yourself. Good luck.

It sounds like you have put a disc in the tray that the system can not read, so it will just keep trying to read the disc over and over again. If you turn everything off by the plug and wait a few mins the whole system should stop. Put the plug back in and as soon as you turn your system on, try and press the disc open key before the lens gets a chance to start reading it again. If this does not work you may just have a disc jammed. So you will have to get someone to check it out for you if you do not understand what you will be doing, because you may do more harm than good to your system. Good luck.