-   I have a similar problem. I just need to know how to remove the wood grain panel and get to CD screws. My wife put in the CD in a 6-disk CD player before it prompted to do so. Any ideas?
-   denis20398
usually these are not an economical repair, you either have a mechanical jam in the cd transport mechanism or you have a servo motor problem. you may be able to find a used working unit cheper then repairing you unit also when a repair is done on these changers they have a high repeat failure rate. If a local service center could just remove the jammed cd's and let it reset itself then try it again and see if it fails right away or works correctly, then you may have an idea on which way to procede
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