CDs get jammed
Slot CD players, like the kinds found in car stereos, have slim profiles and are a stylish alternative to the standard CD tray. However, they do have the tendency to trap some discs inside and, without any protruding parts, are a bit trickier to remove. Thankfully they all have hidden manual releases that should with some light prodding eject the stuck CD. If not, a pair of pliers can often work.
Instructions
Manual Release Button
1. Attempt to eject the CD in the traditional fashion. It is always best to avoid the manual override if possible. Hold down the eject key and listen for the ejection sound. If you hear the sound and it still does not eject, then continue onward.
2. Straighten the outer two bends of the paper clip so that it resembles a long rod with a hook at the end.
3. Locate a small pinhole on the CD player. It should be at the bottom corner just below the CD slot.
4. Fit the paperclip end into the pinhole and push it firmly (but not aggressively). There should be a bit of resistance to the push. As you push forward, the CD should inch out of the slot, continue to push until the disc is far enough out that it can be removed without too much effort.
With no manual release
5. Fit the tips of the pliers into the slot and open slightly.
6. Feel around until the pliers seem to be over the edge of the CD.
7. Press the eject button and gently assist the automatic removal by pulling the CD toward you.
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