The Stereo and CD play just will not eject from 2004 GMC Envoy how manually remove?
There is no "standard proceedure" for this. The last time I had one of these it was because of a defective eject switch in the CD player. I removed the unit and took it to an electronics repair shop, where the technician disassembled the unit to get the CD out and replaced the eject switch.
SOURCE: 2003 chevy 2500 HD, Factory
somtimes ther is a small pin hole on the radio face u can push it to reset it
SOURCE: 2004 Chevy Silverado factory Stereo, CD is stuck
I searched quick and couldn't really find anything on a manual eject button. Flip through the manual a little bit and see what it has about the radio. If all else fails and you aren't worried about possibly breaking the stock cd player, some skinny needle nose pliers should reach in far enough to grip the cd and you can pull it out. But there is a good chance you could break the cd player in doing so.
SOURCE: Chevrolet 2005 Malibu. CD is stuck in the stereo.
Sometimes you can press and hold down the CD's forward and backward track buttons or play and eject buttons to release the CD. Contact your Chevy dealer and ask a Service Consultant if the Delco unit has this feature.
SOURCE: cd will not come out of player in vehicle
use a small pair of tweezers or tiny needle nose pliers.
SOURCE: The CD player in my factory stereo has a CD stuck
Try disconnecting the battery for a few seconds and try to eject the cd, if this don't work you can take the cd player to the dealer ship and they can send it to be repaired
You need to wait for your car's stereo to cool down. If you used it for it for an extended period of time, it may have gotten hot and the ejection device may not respond.
Hold down the eject button.If you can hear the mechanical ejection noise. If your car stereo is making this noise, it is more than likely that the CD is just sticking inside the CD player and you can try and grab it with your had and pull it out .
Look for a hole the size of a pin on your car stereo's CD player. This hole is very small and looks similar to one on a CD-Rom drive, after locating the hole, use a pin and attempt to manually eject the CD. Now in case you have a factory stereo.
Hope this will help you out.
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