I have a cd jammed in the player and it keeps trying to eject even when the car is off and it is killing my battery. Where is the fuse located to disconnect the cd player? I have a 06 Pontiac G6.

Not likely... If it was the battery then it wouldn't hold a charge as well and possible burn out your alternator.

Most common problem with the stereo in your car is the CD player/changer.
The load/unload mechanism gets jammed or the gears wear out and it continuously tries ejecting.

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Hi, Worst thing you done was to remove the battery, but ref: CD player look under the volume control (on/off) you should find a very small hole enough for a paper clip to be pushed in & eject the cd check your fuse since removing battery may have caused quick short touched & blown fuse. Please give feedback at [email protected] Thanks, Malcolm Campbell.

do you hear your palyer motor running when you press eject??If so, the rollers that shoot the cd out are dirty or worn. This may work, Pound lightly on the top of the dash (above the stereo) while the CD is being ejected. I had the same problem on my 03 expedition, I pounded in the dash and the cd comes out. If your system is jammed, you would have to take it apart. Oh, this vahicle has alot of issues with A/C and heater controls, your actuator motor is probably faulty, making it unable to change airflow!!

I have an 05 jeep grand cherokee and the other day when I went to hit the the eject button on the CD player it automatically went straight to the radio. After I restarted the vehicle I could hit mode and it would begin to play the cd again but if I tried to hit eject it would go to the radio again. It doesnt have a disc changer and everything else on the factory head unit is working find, the radio, all that stuff. I didnt want to start tearing things apart or trying to dig it out. I have sees some others with the same problem on here, but the answer are like "dig in there with tweezers" and I dont think thats the best possible way to solve the problem. Any Ideas?

if you can not eject cartridge
PRESS AND HOLD EJECT BUTTON
Insert credit card or similar under cartridge push fully in and move under cartridge,this will locate micro switch and eject
Then you can check discs

I'm not sure of any tried and true way of freeing a jammed cd's but one I've used before is: with the player on take another cd (preferably one you don't care about) and slide part of it (about an inch) into the player and under or over the jammed cd. While pushing on the eject button "wiggle" the cd your using as an lever up and down and and this may free up the jammed cd. I hope this helps. Good luck.

looks like your cd is jammed inside your cd player. if its a stock radio i would take it to a dealer so it doesnt void a warrenty if your is strict.. if you can disconnect the battery and take the radio out. there should be 4-6 screws on the top designed to take out jammed cds good luck

Try disconnecting the battery for 1 min and after reconnecting the battery, try ejecting the CD from the radio. This should work, and if it does not then it's mechanical problem with the CD player. Good luck and hope this works.

Disconnect the fuse for the radio. This is cause the radio to reboot. You do not need to mess with the battery. After replacing the fuse, or removing, it, and putting it back in, you can proceed to try to remove the CD. I used a pair of tweezers.I actually jammed two CDs into the player. Hope this helps.

MY DAUGHTER PUT A CD IN THE CD PAYER AND NOW MY CD PLAYER DOES NOT WORK.I HAVE A 2005 NISSAN ALTIMA.THE KIND OF RADIO IS A BOSE 6 CD CHANGER.I PRESS THE CD BUTTON AND IT SAYS PUSH EJECT.I PUSH EJECT AND IT SOUND LIKE IT'S TRYING TO EJECT BUT NOTHING COMES OUT.CAN YOU HLP ME