JVC faceplate stuck buttons - JVC KD-S680 CD Player

You probably have a bad switch on the face. If you have a switch that is letting any voltage through, the microprocessor assumes that it is receiving a command. The microprocessor can handle only one command at a time and locks up.

please bring a contact lubricat cleaner from radio shack and apply the spray over eash button while you are pressing it in-and out.

The reset for this unit should located right behind faceplate. Press bottom left button to release face and you should notice circular hole on the unit itself behind faceplate

My jvc kd-r256 faceplate has all of a sudden stopped working and I can turn it from CD and have tried resetting the unit but still nothing??

Are there other faceplates that are compatible with my jvc kd-hdr50 because someone stole mine and i cant find anywere that sells just faceplates

Try disconnecting your battery, reconnecting it, and resetting your stereo. If that doesn't work, the constant power (yellow wire) or ignition wire (red wire) may have come in contact with ground or isn't properly connected. Make sure everything is connected properly and try resetting your stereo. If it is still flashing "protect", the unit needs servicing Contact JVC Customer Care Center at: 800-252-5722.

Ebay is the best place to find faceplates, a faceplate will be anywhere from $15-45.

is this a jvc?
i think if you take the faceplate off there is a manual eject button
either on the back of the radio or under faceplate
good luck

It is possible the there is a system error and you will have to test all capacitors with multimeter. Or Button is worn out. Take cover off,plug it in, check to see if wire is broken. You can also jump wires and try and bypass the button itself.

This head unit comes with a security screw that can be installed to secure the faceplate for retail display. If it was purchased as a demo model, the screw may be in place. To check, the deck has to be dismounted from the vehicle. The screw location will be in the side of the chassis, near the faceplate on the same side as the release button. Removing the screw will allow the faceplate to come off.