Sa-pm29 cd-changer jammed

If your 6-disc CD changer in the trunk of your 2002 Mercedes CLK430 was working fine yesterday, but is now displaying a "No CD Changer" message, there may be a few things you can try to troubleshoot the issue:
1. Check the connections: Make sure the CD changer is properly connected to the car's audio system. Check the connections for any loose or disconnected cables. Also, check the fuse for the CD changer in the car's fuse box.
2. Check for jammed CDs: It is possible that one of the CDs in the changer is jammed, which can cause the error message to appear. Try pressing the eject button to see if any CDs are stuck in the changer. If so, try gently removing them.
3. Check the CD format: Make sure the CDs you are trying to play are in a format that is compatible with the CD changer. The CD changer may not be able to play CDs that are scratched or in a non-standard format.
4. Try resetting the audio system: Try resetting the audio system by disconnecting the car battery for a few minutes. This may reset the CD changer and fix any software issues.
If none of these solutions work, there may be a hardware issue with the CD changer. It may need to be repaired or replaced. You can consult a mechanic or audio specialist for further assistance.

It sounds like your SA AK 133 5 CD changer has some issues. The AM radio band not turning on could be due to a faulty antenna, a problem with the power supply, or a software issue. To resolve this issue, you should check the antenna first and make sure it is connected properly. If the antenna is connected properly and the issue persists, you may need to check the power supply or contact the manufacturer for assistance. The issue with the CD not ejecting could be due to a faulty drive motor or a faulty eject mechanism. To resolve this issue, you should check the drive motor and the eject mechanism and replace them if needed. The issue with the tapes not working could be due to a faulty cassette player mechanism. To resolve this issue, you should replace the cassette player mechanism.

Mike, you will have to take machine apart and locate drawer release pin or take a chance and pry on drawer with butter knife while continually pressing eject button. Check links below for more methods of opening CD drawer.
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5 Disc CD changer drawer jammed


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The f61 code is believed to be an amplifier circuit fault, but in reality it more often than not turns out to be a problem with a jammed up motor elsewhere(fan, cd changer motor, cassette motor). For me it was a jammed up cd changer. I simply disconnected the control for the changer and operation resumed as normal.

if you have 2 tiny screw drivers, if not, the tips of a butter knife might be skinny enough, you can try to insert them a wee bit into both sides of the tray and pry outward, carefully of course, and unjam the tray

Check the final power stage, maybe the transistors are burned out.

Have a Panasonic SA-PM53 pulled a CD trays out to get stuck CDs out. So how do I get the 5 CD trays back into the carriage and in sync?

Hi...
The 4 wires are 2 for the treble/midrange 2 for the bass.
You can tie the wires in parallel ( one wire from one pair to another in the other pair and repeat) but you need to know how many "ohms" the stereo can handle.
Should say on the back of the rack system

can you check and see if plugged in or if power is getting to cd changer first, if so then check for jammed cds, in no jammed cd then reset system. should see some kind of reset on changer or radio and start over