P38A CD magazine
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Mine did the same.
The "cure" was to open the door and rap smartly on the magazine with a rubber handled screwdriver.
Bingo! it opened.
The "cure" was to open the door and rap smartly on the magazine with a rubber handled screwdriver.
Bingo! it opened.
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The only answer is to rip the bugger out and throw it from the the boot while driving 
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Sounds like it's a little dusty to me..
...Sounds like it's a little dusty to me..
Datatek
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If the electronics doesn't recognise the cassette is there, it will not operate the eject. It can be a case of opening the unit up to manually eject the cassette.
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Mine sometimes says "No-Disc" and it is usually a disc that I burned myself as a CD where the reader in the car and the writer in the PC are at opposite ends of the "Acceptable" spectrum.
Not had many problems with proper "Bought" CD's, have you tried a CD cleaning kit in place of one of the CD's?
Q. As the cassette is loaded with CD's can you hear it "cycling" as it loads/unloads each disc?
You have gotthe discs in the right side up?
Not had many problems with proper "Bought" CD's, have you tried a CD cleaning kit in place of one of the CD's?
Q. As the cassette is loaded with CD's can you hear it "cycling" as it loads/unloads each disc?
You have gotthe discs in the right side up?
