Multi-6 CD Stereo Player in my 2005 Chevrolet Silverado 2500HD-LT Pickup Truck, does play the radio but not any of the CDs at all. The Stereo's Information Display Window, always just shows me a picture of a blinking CD when I try to play any CDs, and it still does the same thing when I listen to any Radio Stations but it also shows all normal Radio & Stereo information (which works fine). When I also attempt to play the CDs in the Stereo, the Stereo's Information Display Window shows me "CD Player Empty", and does not allow me to insert a CD or Eject any of the CDs inside the Stereo, plus I only have 5 Discs inside this 6-CD Stereo Player because I took the 6th.CD out with a thin flat plastic Business Card and some Packing Tape! I continued to try this method a few more times but it just wasn't cutting it! "!" What's the most smart and legit way to fix this problem without having to remove the whole entire Stereo from it's 'Surface', and from taking it apart "!" (??????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????) `,=(

First take the dash out and there should be screws holding it in

Drive mechanism need attention. Unit has to be removed - could be a stretched belt but .....................

You should check out http://www.silveradosierra.com/mobile-electronics/cd-stuck-t56201.html.

Subject: Radio With Six Disc CD Changer Does Not Recognize Loaded CD And Displays An "INITIALIZING" Message, CD Will Not Play, CD Cannot Be Ejected, Or Disc Icon Does Not Illuminate (Reprogram Radio)
Models:
2005-2006 Chevrolet Avalanche, Suburban, Tahoe
2005-2007 Chevrolet Colorado, Express, Silverado Classic, TrailBlazer
2005-2006 GMC Yukon, Yukon XL
2005-2007 GMC Canyon, Envoy, Savana, Sierra Classic
2005-2006 HUMMER H2 with Six Disc CD Changer Equipped Audio System (RPO UC6)
Condition
Some customers may comment on any of the following conditions:
• The CD loaded in the radio will not play.
• The CD loaded in the radio will not eject.
• The disc icon on the radio will not illuminate.
• The radio displays an "INITIALIZING" message for approximately 30 seconds after vehicle start up.
Important: Do not attempt to play CDs with paper labels on them in this CD player. The labels may warp or wrinkle and jam the CD player mechanism. Refer to the Compact Disc Care and Cleaning procedure (Document ID# 1656123) in SI for more information.
Technicians are to reprogram the radio with new operating software using the following procedure:
1. If the radio has a CD(s)2008 General will be necessary to reset the radio and remove them
before the radio is reprogrammed. Remove and reinstall the radio fuse to reset the radio and then eject the CD(s). If cycling the power to the radio does not allow the CD(s) to be removed, the radio may have another failure that will not be corrected by the reprogramming procedure that follows. Refer to the Diagnostic Starting Point - Entertainment procedure in SI to begin your diagnosis of this failure to eject CDs concern before reprogramming the radio.
2. Reprogram the radio using the Service Programming System (SPS) with the latest software available on TIS2WEB. Refer to the SPS procedures and the Radio Programming and Set procedure in SI for more information. As always make sure your Tech 2® is updated with the latest software version.
3. Verify proper operation of the radio and make sure that all CDs can be ejected.

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you need your glove compartment manual that came with truck.you have to reset or recalibrate the radio +cd player before it will play.if you dont have factory manual that came in dash.take it to dealership.

Turn the radio off and disconnect the battery. This will reset the radio and cd player, NOTE:' MAKE SURE THE RADIO IS OFF OR YOUR GOING TO BE PROMPT TO ENTER A CODE TO REACTIVATE THE RADIO. Good luck and keep me posted. 

the radio is failed internally, you need a new radio - its possibly jambed and you can remove the top plate on the radio and remove the discs - but it might lock up again

I searched quick and couldn't really find anything on a manual eject button. Flip through the manual a little bit and see what it has about the radio. If all else fails and you aren't worried about possibly breaking the stock cd player, some skinny needle nose pliers should reach in far enough to grip the cd and you can pull it out. But there is a good chance you could break the cd player in doing so.

Go to your local chevy dealer and get it there, or go to a local salvage yard to get a used one for cheaper.

This is not a fuse problem, it may be a dirty laser lens or a broken loading mechanism, buy a CD player cleaner disk, if that won't work you will have to pull the unit out and send it in for repair at an authorized GM electronics repair station.