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Old 29-04-2008, 02:52 PM   #1
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Default CD problems - again

I just put the one CD into my head unit that actually showed the name and track name, and now the f*cking thing won't come out.

It doesn't even show up on the unit as a CD, but it is playing, and when I press 'eject' it comes up with a 'Please wait' message and after about 3 minutes I gave up waiting and left it in there.

Anyone got any ideas of how to get a CD out? I pressed the eject button for a while thinking that it might help, but it just came up with 'please wait' and 'eject all', but it didn't reject it.

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