2002 Honda CRV factory radio - CD Plays but will not eject

Replace it with an aftermarket stereo.

Sound like the radio is asking about unlock code, you will need ask your delaer this information.

Fixya can't supply the security code, we have no access to the Honda data base at the factory server. If you go to the pay site below they can supply the code.

http://www.radio-code.com/Honda-Pay-Page-radio-code-NEW-proced.htm

The reset code for the factory installed radio is on a sticker in the glove box. The sticker has 2 set of numbers. The number set with 5 digits is the reset code for your factory installed radio.

Is it a at home burned CD if so the CD player does not have the program capability for that format. If it is a CD you purchased and it still says error your CD player may need work of replaced. Could try a laser cleaner from any audio store.

I know it sound crazy, but turn the system on, press eject while using a PLASTIC knife to lift the CD in the player. If the system is stock also try disconnecting the radio fuse for about 10 minutes or so with the car off. Reconnect it to see if the radio resets. You'll know the power completely went out because you'll have to reset your stations. By Resetting, hopefully the issue will solve itself. In a few of the system issues I've seen, when the motor won't open the faceplate, or the CD player won't give the CD back. I usually remove the faceplate or disconnect the negative side of the battery for about ten minutes. Try this if the fuse removal doesn't work. Good look. Let me know how it goes. there are other things to try.

the dealer told me not to use burned cds to long in the cd player. the cds are a little thiker then a regular cd. i had to not use the cd player for a couple of days. once the cd cooled down it cam back out and i havent had a problem since. Solution dont let burned cds get to hot

were the lights working before?
sounds like a defective radio.

This is a part failure in the mechanism that loads and ejects the disk, there are no repair manuals avail to either the tech or the consumer, the only place that the factory gives this info and parts to are factory authorized repair stations, bottom line you must pull the deck and contact a Ford dealer in your area for location of the nearest factory repair station. I was dealer tech for 20 years and that is how it is done.

If it were locked it would ask for a code on the radio display, more likely the radio's CD changer is defective, they are very prone to failure.