How do I get a single CD that is caught in CD player out?

Asked by Rambo303 Jul 19, 2014 at 05:56 PM about the Mercedes-Benz S-Class

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

The 2004 Mercedes S430 has a CD Magazine in the trunk, however you can play a single
CD through the player in the dash.  Mine has gotten hung up

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This worked on a old Ford I had, not sure about the Mercedes, but here goes. Remove the radio and disconnect the power. Wait a few minutes, reconnect the power and turn it on. With the Ford the CD poped right out. Maybe try disconnecting the battery for about a half hour then power it up.

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also look for a pin hole - the size of a paper clip, this is a common way on many players to eject the CD

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