Question about JVC KD-G200 CD Player

CD Player My in dash CD Player with removeable faceplate will not eject the CD.

Anonymous May 07, 2009

My cd is the player is stuck and wont eject when i push the eject button

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Anonymous

I'm currently having the same problem. Take the face plate off. Use a pin to reset the stereo. It'll probably stop working again, but at least you'll be able to get your cd out and take it somewhere to have the stereo fixed or replace. (STAY AWAY FROM JVC!)

Posted on Sep 18, 2007

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