Radio Problem

[Dukeinhaler]

FM-AM-SAT radio in my 2006 Fleetwood Revolution. It will not eject the cd's. Everything else works fine. Does anyone know the brand of this unit? How do you remove it from the dash? Any help would be apprecited. Thanks in advance.

Tom Troy

[Wayne M]

Try holding the eject button when you turn it on.

[wa8yxm]

I have the same issue with my Pioneer.. Slipping ejection drive belt I suspect.

I remove the face plate and reach in with a very tiny pair of needle noise pliars and assist and it works.

[mr300ce]

My Sony crapped out, too. Now I just use the radio part. I bought 3 different types of MP3 players (to see which one I liked best) and put all my CDs onto them.

Then I bought an FM signal transmitter. I just plug an MP3 player into it, then turn on radio and listen to "my" music. I use this in the toad, too.

No more lugging around CDs or tapes, etc.

Doing this tranfer job takes time, but you just spread that out over time.

All the music goes onto your laptop or computer first, then into MP3 player, so you have them all organized (as much as you want), and you have it all stored there so if you loose or break an MP3 player, you can just get a new one and easily put the music back on.

For size I recommend the Phillips one from Wallyworld, $50. For ease of use, and bigger screen, I go with Sony walkman from Staples, $70.

I leave one in each vehicle. For your very favorite CDs, put them on all your MP3 players, then your never without that song you wanna hear.

I recommend that if your radio still works, do this and save a lot of space and weight.

Also....if your radio has a jack on it for plugging in the MP3, use that instead of the FM transmitter.

*** I discovered a GREAT side beneifit !!!

I use the MP3 with tiny headphones to go shopping with. Now I have a much more enjoyable time inside wallyworld or grocery stores.

If you ever see an old guy walking the isles with headphones on, with a happy smile on his face, give him a 'thumbs up'...'cause it could be me.

[wa8yxm]

One thing I will do when I get "A Round Tuit" is ... Plug in a portable CD player. I have added "line in" (AUX IN) on my pioneer.. Currently a Mini-Disc is feeding it,, and very well too (this is a recorder player that puts a full 80 minutes on a disc not much different in size than a 3.5" floppy... Page 2,, One of my MD's is a HIGH MD.. It not only records longer on a disc, but in PCM (CD-Quality) as well!!!!!!)