Right now, I am considering replacing the unit as long as the replacement model is compatible with the controls on the dash. Unfortunately, a couple of weeks later, the changer jammed again, and I am loathe to repeat the tedious process a second time. I was so glad to get it working again, after such a long and tedious process. (One of the biggest problem is without the 'proper equipment' to provide power, it was very difficult to diagnose/fix the problem. Then I plug it in without fitting it back onto the shelf in the glove compartment, and was able to confirm that the eject button was working properly. I was able to get all the CDs back in their respective slots etc. This time I managed to disconnect the changer and partially disassembled the changer from the mounting frame. At that point, I thought I couldn't lose by giving it another try. I thought listening to the 150 songs over and over again is better than nothing.Įventually, at least one of the CDs got stuck and the unit just wouldn't play anymore. I tried to remove the changer, but the interface 'tape/cord' connector would not disconnect - I almost broke the tiny plastic plug and didn't want to risk it. I found a reference (on the forum) to someone in NJ who would try to fix the problem if I could ship him the unit. My mechanic buddy thinks its a stuck heater flap in the evaporator case, but he. When I shut the air off completely, hot air is blown through all the vents. With the A/C on it blow hot air on the driver's side and cool air on the passenger side. Then one day the eject button did not work any more, so I could only listen to the 6 CDs already loaded. Hello, I have a 2000 230 SLK Kompressor roadster and the I'm having problems with the dual A/C unit. It worked fine for 10 years (and I use it very often - just prefer listening to my own CDs than the radio, I have an integrated in-dash cassette player too, which I only use occasionally).

My 2003 230 Coupe came with the CD changer. Factory installed 6-CD Changer in glove compartment

2005 mercedes c230 kompressor cd stuck