The CD's don't change. The message appears on the screen "error....". Nor can I eject the CD's.

The vehicle has not been identified. The error message seems to appear on cd players when the tray refuses to eject. Lubrication of the ejection mechanism might help. Too little information has been provided to identify the specific model for any sort of disassembly. It is otherwise likely the player will have to be replaced.

You must be inside the Eclipse in order to unlock the radio's security system.
Insert the key in the ignition. Turn it clockwise one notch so some of the car's controls turn on, but not the ignition.
Press the radio's "On" and "Screen/Text" buttons at the same time and hold both down until "SEC" appears on the radio's screen. After two seconds, the screen will change to read "DISC."
Press the "Open" button on the front of the radio. The front panel should open it.
Insert the Key CD into the CD slot. The message "SEC" appears. You should have received this CD when purchasing the car. If you don't have this CD, contact your Eclipse retailer for an extra one.
Eject the Key CD by pressing the "Eject" button and close the front panel of the CD player.

your best bet is to just replace the radio.

Ok this may seem barbaric but it worked on mine.......Hit the top of the stereo a couple of times and see if it corrects the problem.

1998 porchea boxter cdc-3 cd changer, The cd changer keeps on changing tracks as if their are no cd's in the changer. keeps going from 1 to 6 and then changes to radio.

I just had this problem today and when I attempted to eject the CD it would give me an error message that stated (ERR 32). Apparently this means that there is something blocking the movement of the screen, a little manipulation should help the issue. Another variable could be the Eject lock feature, essentially a "child lock" for your disc. When this lock is activated it prevents the CD in the deck to be ejected. You can change this by holding down the blue source button and the eject button simultaneously for about 2 or 3 seconds. A message should appear saying "No Eject" and one that repeatedly flashes "Eject on" These two things seemed to help me alot when I had this issue. If those things don't work I would recommend calling JVC, much to my suprise they were actually really helpful. Their number is 1-800-252-5722.

Please clean the cd magzin and changer, if any small particle is engaged in the gears system

error 6 means that a disc is loaded upside down.
eject the disk and reload it properly

if that isnt working, your CD player is mal-functioning and you should consult Clarion for help

J

Message Possible cause Recommended action
E-01 Dirty disc. Clean the disc.
Scratched disc. Replace the disc.
Up-side-down. Check the disc.
E-02 Focus error. Try ejecting and re-inserting
under normal temperature
conditions.
E-03 Data and focus error. Under normal temperature
conditions, eject and
insert clean, undamaged
disc properly.
E-04 Mechanical problem. Eject and re-insert.