mabryusmc

So I never use cd's.... what is this... the 90's?

However, the other day my little brother wanted to listen to a cd while we were in my car so I said ok. I hit the eject button and it makes an audible beep and you can feel the button click... but nothing. It just stays shut...

This is a touchscreen nav system. Any ideas?

EVRose

Maybe pry it a little to try to help it along if there is nothing jammed in it.

GMJim

Nav or no Nav if you are pushing the eject button, nothing opens. The disc just pops out. If no disc in there nothing happens. You say you never listen to CD's. Is there a disc in the player? Or are you saying you are pushing the Nav screen button on the bottom center of the frame and it doesn't open?

calemasters

Some units have a "power eject" feature. If so, to activate just press and hold the eject button for 5 seconds.

mabryusmc

Im afraid to pry on it a bit.. would hate to break something else haha. Ill give it a try.

GMJim..... the entire face comes down when you push eject? the disc is behind the face.

Calemasters... is this for touchscreen nav? Ill give it a try!

Dif

Try shutting off the car and starting it up a few times.
Each time you start it back up, try opening the screen.
Another thing to try, is disconnect the battery for a few minutes, reconnect, then try opening the screen again.
Just my thoughts from my experience.
Good Luck

EVRose

Yes the screen opens when you push the hard button on the lower center edge of the screen then another eject button for the top CD slot gets pushed.

mabryusmc

hahahaha i know how it works... i own the car... its worked before. I was just confused because I dont think GMJim new what model stereo I was talking about.

EVRose

You said you never used it so I assumed...

mabryusmc

touche!

EVRose

I would try the disconnect/reconnect battery thing. My whole Nav locks up sometimes and no buttons work and blank screen. Disconnecting the battery for a second is the only way I've been able to get it back.

billyboy47

see, you should use it more often, then no more problems.