Can a stuck CD be removed from a GM radio?

Can a stuck CD be removed from a GM radio?

The stock radio/CD player in most GM vehicles is made by Delco. These units can make it very difficult to remove a stuck CD. Your Delco radio may be flashing cryptic error messages or just not working at all, but there are a couple of methods you can try to remove the disc. None of them will damage your Delco CD player.

What should I do if my CD player does not eject?

Pull the fuse from the box, wait 5 minutes (for stored power in the radio to discharge) and re-insert the fuse. Turn your radio on and eject the CD. If your CD does not eject, go on to the next step. Load another CD into the player.

What to do if your Delco CD player is not working?

Your Delco radio may be flashing cryptic error messages or just not working at all, but there are a couple of methods you can try to remove the disc. None of them will damage your Delco CD player. Open up the fuse box on your GM vehicle (consult your vehicle manual for the exact location).

Can a GM Delco Radio void its warranty?

Clean the CD player in your GM vehicle often to prevent dust and debris from gumming up the inner workings and your CDs from becoming stuck. Removing the faceplate on your GM Delco Radio or otherwise dismantling it can void the warranty on the radio. If your radio is still under warranty, take it in to an authorized dealer to have the CD removed.

The stock radio/CD player in most GM vehicles is made by Delco. These units can make it very difficult to remove a stuck CD. Your Delco radio may be flashing cryptic error messages or just not working at all, but there are a couple of methods you can try to remove the disc. None of them will damage your Delco CD player.

What to do if your CD player is stuck on a Chevy Silverado?

Make an appointment for faster service. If the issue is mechanical (meaning it does not apply to a software issue), your local dealership would need to run diagnostics on your entire audio system. If your Silverado is under warranty, you can have your CD player replaced at no cost to you.

Pull the fuse from the box, wait 5 minutes (for stored power in the radio to discharge) and re-insert the fuse. Turn your radio on and eject the CD. If your CD does not eject, go on to the next step. Load another CD into the player.

Why is my CD player not working in my car?

Some CD players may not function when the car is turned off. For these players, try pressing and holding the power and eject buttons while the car is running. Consult the player’s manual.