How do I get my cd to eject? What can I do? I don't have any money.

Press the open button at top left, if it fails to eject then you have it in auto -mode. make sure to press the open button for only a sec.

If possible remove the unit from the dash, remove the top plate and push the cd out. If not I have removed stuck cd's with small flat nosed needle nose pliers.

Something inside the cd player has broken and can most likely be sent off for repair but I don't know how much that would cost, but a new one can range anywhere from $500-$1,000.

Make sure the computer is turned on then Take a Paper Clip (Gem Clip) and straighten it out then kneel in front of the desktop facing the cd drawer. Look closely at the drawer and you will see tiny hole where you will insert the paper clip (Gem Clip) and at the same time Press the Button on the cd drawer while applying pressure by pushing the paper clip (Gem Clip). The drawer will pop open. Don't worry about breaking something, that's why that tiny hole is there.

Are you sure the face and the body are the same model? It sounds like you don't have the correct face for your deck.

try to turn off your cd player then turn it on again then press eject if this not work if your unit has warranty send it back to nearest aiwa center to reaper it or replace it or give your money back just bring your original recipt

The Cd Players in 05 Malibu are junk had mine replaced with a factory new one died in a month i think the players are defective hope this helps

My father inlaw just purchased a 2001 lincoln, with a six disc changer, Question is he loaded the unit ,and now he wants to eject the cd's and the changer won't open? any suggestions thanks

Sorry, there's no way to repair the CD, if faulty. Try looking for a "reset" a VERY tiny hole somewhere behind the "door", on the face of the radio chassis...Using a paper clip end push into the tiny hole for a few seconds, ignition/radio on...If you can't find a reset...take it to a friendly local car stereo shop and ask them to diagnose the problem ($40).
Good Luck