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by GlassWolf » Thu Mar 31, 2005 6:41 am

the main problem possible from leaving a CD in a head unit is heat.
if the car gets hot enough, the CD can warp or melt in the player, damaging the player and preventing ejection of the disc.
This is the samw reason you're not supposed to leave CDs in the car or in direct sunlight, too.

by oberdose » Thu Mar 31, 2005 6:24 am

You got it Justin! Thats it. Thanks.

by Justin from Detroit1 » Wed Mar 30, 2005 9:46 pm

Hold down the eject button for a few seconds and it should drop open without ejecting.

by lotas » Wed Mar 30, 2005 9:19 pm

ridr4lif wrote:Hey Nist7, i always keep cd's in the h.u. overnight and i dont usually have problems.
As for taking off the faceplate, most pioneers have a separate button for ejecting the cd and for moving the faceplate. But i dont know. I dont see that model head unit on pioneer's website. Any links?

TEDD
yeah i had a DEH5500mp and it had the fold down or flipdown faceplate, that had two seperate buttons, but on my 8600mp it has the motorized face so its the same, but i gotta try what jonnyb said about holding the button down, maybe that works

by lotas » Wed Mar 30, 2005 9:15 pm

nist7 wrote:oops, if the remove and open/close button are both the same....then lotas is prolly right.

btw, lotas, nice accord. are those hubcaps???

I got a white, 95 2dr ex. I'll be putting up pics on cardomain as soon as my friend has the time to let me borrow his digi cam.

you got any pics for your CDTs?
no those are rims, i think its the stock EX rim or something.

that year in a 2door is actually the car i wanted to get, but I couldnt find one and so i just bought that accord my parents drove when they bought a new car...

during spring break (apr. 1st or so it starts) im doing a false floor project and ill be moving the crossovers to the trunk and such so ill take some pictures then. They are pretty cool looking with the carbon-fiber cone.

by jonnyb » Wed Mar 30, 2005 8:37 pm

on my pioneer hu, if you hold the open button down for a few, the face will slide down to detach it, with the CD still playing. or do you mean when you shut the car off?

by ridr4lif » Wed Mar 30, 2005 6:42 pm

Hey Nist7, i always keep cd's in the h.u. overnight and i dont usually have problems.
As for taking off the faceplate, most pioneers have a separate button for ejecting the cd and for moving the faceplate. But i dont know. I dont see that model head unit on pioneer's website. Any links?

TEDD

by nist7 » Wed Mar 30, 2005 6:35 pm

oops, if the remove and open/close button are both the same....then lotas is prolly right.

btw, lotas, nice accord. are those hubcaps???

I got a white, 95 2dr ex. I'll be putting up pics on cardomain as soon as my friend has the time to let me borrow his digi cam.

you got any pics for your CDTs?

by lotas » Wed Mar 30, 2005 6:27 pm

I think you mean is it possible to take the faceplate off without having the CD come out? The answer (to my knowledge) is no, as the eject button is also the open button.

it is okay though, once you take the faceplate off the CD goes back in, when you come back the CD is in the same spot (for my at least)

by nist7 » Wed Mar 30, 2005 6:26 pm

oberdose wrote:...but this new receiver model has an automatic feature that slides the front panel to either change the CD or to remove the panel. Thanks anyway.
most receivers that have motorized displays can have it removed also.

The slot for loading the CD is behind the display and if you want to take out/put in CDs, you hit a button and the face plate moves down to expose the slot, and after you put in the CD, it goes back into place. And then you can shut off the head unit and still be able to take off the face plate.

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