6-Stacker won't play CD's anymore (CD IN, no error msg)
01-04-2010, 04:59 AM
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6-Stacker won't play CD's anymore (CD IN, no error msg)
Hey guys,
I can't play cd's in my 6-stacker anymore (2004 model). I was driving the car, when l changed it from FM to CD and it just went blank, like the image below:
While the stereo is on, CD IN is constantly on, see in the pic below:
Does anyone know what CD IN stands for? Is it usually on?? l can't remember if it was before l had this problem
I've searched the forum and the only "solution" l can find is to replace the whole unit. I'm not happy with this as the unit still works fine.
I can't play cd's in my 6-stacker anymore (2004 model). I was driving the car, when l changed it from FM to CD and it just went blank, like the image below:
While the stereo is on, CD IN is constantly on, see in the pic below:
Does anyone know what CD IN stands for? Is it usually on?? l can't remember if it was before l had this problem
I've searched the forum and the only "solution" l can find is to replace the whole unit. I'm not happy with this as the unit still works fine.
01-04-2010, 11:29 AM
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I'm in the same boat...
I've had this happen before (usually after lengthy trips and the entire stereo area was ridiculously hot) and after the system had a chance to cool down, it worked again. It happened again, this time at the very end of a 14 hour straight road trip (the CD's felt like someone had microwaved them they were so hot) but after cooling down and resetting the stereo (unhooked battery for 30 mins) it still doesn't work. It will let me load/eject CD's but when trying to play, after making some noise for 10-15 seconds the word "CD" goes off and nothing.
Mazda replaced my first 6-disc changer after it ate my CD's a couple years ago so this is my second one. Since I'm out of warranty now I guess it's time for new aftermarket in-dash DVD/receiver.
I've heard talk of some guy selling these refurbished Mazda units for around $100 on ebay but that was a couple years ago I think.
I've had this happen before (usually after lengthy trips and the entire stereo area was ridiculously hot) and after the system had a chance to cool down, it worked again. It happened again, this time at the very end of a 14 hour straight road trip (the CD's felt like someone had microwaved them they were so hot) but after cooling down and resetting the stereo (unhooked battery for 30 mins) it still doesn't work. It will let me load/eject CD's but when trying to play, after making some noise for 10-15 seconds the word "CD" goes off and nothing.
Mazda replaced my first 6-disc changer after it ate my CD's a couple years ago so this is my second one. Since I'm out of warranty now I guess it's time for new aftermarket in-dash DVD/receiver.
I've heard talk of some guy selling these refurbished Mazda units for around $100 on ebay but that was a couple years ago I think.
01-04-2010, 09:05 PM
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Good to know l'm not the only one!
I disconnected the battery for 12 hours and it unfortunately did nothing. I was thinking a cable could have come loose, or an internal fuse blew, but most cables have click harnesses and its unlikely the unit has a fuse.
I'll try this when l get home too:
On-Board Diagnostic (Audio)
Turn the ignition to the ‘ACC’ or ‘ON’ position
While pressing the ‘POWER’ button, simultaneously press the ‘AM’ button and the ‘TAPE/MD’ button for 2 seconds or more
If several DTCs are in memory, they can display using the ‘SEEK’ button
If no DTC is stored, no codes will be displayed
To stop the on-board diagnostic test mode, turn the ignition switch to the 'LOCK' position
Identify the device and supplier codes by referring to the LCD display.
.1 09: ER20
__|_______|___________|_
Supplier..Device...........DTC
Supplier Code:
1 = FMS audio
2 = Panasonic
3 = CLARION
Device code:
00 = Cassette Deck
03 = CD player
05 = CD Changer (external)
06 = CD Changer (upper module)
07 = MD player
09 = Base Unit
10 = CD player system MP3 operation
Memory Clearing Procedure
1. Start the on-board diagnostic test more
2. While pressing the ‘POWER’ button, simultaneously press the ‘AUDIO CONT’ button for 2 seconds or more.
3. To stop the on-board diagnostic test mode, turn the ignition switch to the ‘LOCK’ position
DTC Table (Audio System)
09: Er22 = Base unit (peripheral circuit for tuner)
09: Er20 = Power supply circuit to base unit
00: Er10 = Cassette deck communication circuit system
03: Er10 = CD player communication circuit system
05: Er10 = CD changer (external) communication circuit system
06: Er10 = CD changer (upper module) communication circuit system
07: Er10 = MD player communication circuit system
03: Er01 = CD player system
03: Er02 = CD player system
03: Er07 = CD player system
00: Er01 = Cassette deck system
00: Er03 = Cassette deck system
00: Er04 = Cassette tape system
05: Er01 = CD changer (external) system
05: Er07 = CD changer (external) system
06: Er01 = CD changer (upper module) system
06: Er02 = CD changer (upper module) system
06: Er07 = CD changer (upper module) system
07: Er01 = MD player system
07: Er02 = MD player system
07: Er07 = MD player system
07: Er08 = MD system
10: Er01 = CD player system MP3 operation
10: Er02 = CD player system MP3 operation
no Er = No DTCs stored
I disconnected the battery for 12 hours and it unfortunately did nothing. I was thinking a cable could have come loose, or an internal fuse blew, but most cables have click harnesses and its unlikely the unit has a fuse.
I'll try this when l get home too:
On-Board Diagnostic (Audio)
Turn the ignition to the ‘ACC’ or ‘ON’ position
While pressing the ‘POWER’ button, simultaneously press the ‘AM’ button and the ‘TAPE/MD’ button for 2 seconds or more
If several DTCs are in memory, they can display using the ‘SEEK’ button
If no DTC is stored, no codes will be displayed
To stop the on-board diagnostic test mode, turn the ignition switch to the 'LOCK' position
Identify the device and supplier codes by referring to the LCD display.
.1 09: ER20
__|_______|___________|_
Supplier..Device...........DTC
Supplier Code:
1 = FMS audio
2 = Panasonic
3 = CLARION
Device code:
00 = Cassette Deck
03 = CD player
05 = CD Changer (external)
06 = CD Changer (upper module)
07 = MD player
09 = Base Unit
10 = CD player system MP3 operation
Memory Clearing Procedure
1. Start the on-board diagnostic test more
2. While pressing the ‘POWER’ button, simultaneously press the ‘AUDIO CONT’ button for 2 seconds or more.
3. To stop the on-board diagnostic test mode, turn the ignition switch to the ‘LOCK’ position
DTC Table (Audio System)
09: Er22 = Base unit (peripheral circuit for tuner)
09: Er20 = Power supply circuit to base unit
00: Er10 = Cassette deck communication circuit system
03: Er10 = CD player communication circuit system
05: Er10 = CD changer (external) communication circuit system
06: Er10 = CD changer (upper module) communication circuit system
07: Er10 = MD player communication circuit system
03: Er01 = CD player system
03: Er02 = CD player system
03: Er07 = CD player system
00: Er01 = Cassette deck system
00: Er03 = Cassette deck system
00: Er04 = Cassette tape system
05: Er01 = CD changer (external) system
05: Er07 = CD changer (external) system
06: Er01 = CD changer (upper module) system
06: Er02 = CD changer (upper module) system
06: Er07 = CD changer (upper module) system
07: Er01 = MD player system
07: Er02 = MD player system
07: Er07 = MD player system
07: Er08 = MD system
10: Er01 = CD player system MP3 operation
10: Er02 = CD player system MP3 operation
no Er = No DTCs stored
Last edited by 2SeeKU; 01-04-2010 at 09:29 PM.
01-05-2010, 08:19 AM
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01-05-2010, 05:11 PM
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On-Board Diagnostic (Audio)
Turn the ignition to the ‘ACC’ or ‘ON’ position
While pressing the ‘POWER’ button, simultaneously press the ‘AM’ button and the ‘TAPE/MD’ button for 2 seconds or more
If several DTCs are in memory, they can display using the ‘SEEK’ button
If no DTC is stored, no codes will be displayed
To stop the on-board diagnostic test mode, turn the ignition switch to the 'LOCK' position
Identify the device and supplier codes by referring to the LCD display.
.1 09: ER20
__|_______|___________|_
Supplier..Device...........DTC
Supplier Code:
1 = FMS audio
2 = Panasonic
3 = CLARION
Device code:
00 = Cassette Deck
03 = CD player
05 = CD Changer (external)
06 = CD Changer (upper module)
07 = MD player
09 = Base Unit
10 = CD player system MP3 operation
Memory Clearing Procedure
1. Start the on-board diagnostic test more
2. While pressing the ‘POWER’ button, simultaneously press the ‘AUDIO CONT’ button for 2 seconds or more.
3. To stop the on-board diagnostic test mode, turn the ignition switch to the ‘LOCK’ position
DTC Table (Audio System)
09: Er22 = Base unit (peripheral circuit for tuner)
09: Er20 = Power supply circuit to base unit
00: Er10 = Cassette deck communication circuit system
03: Er10 = CD player communication circuit system
05: Er10 = CD changer (external) communication circuit system
06: Er10 = CD changer (upper module) communication circuit system
07: Er10 = MD player communication circuit system
03: Er01 = CD player system
03: Er02 = CD player system
03: Er07 = CD player system
00: Er01 = Cassette deck system
00: Er03 = Cassette deck system
00: Er04 = Cassette tape system
05: Er01 = CD changer (external) system
05: Er07 = CD changer (external) system
06: Er01 = CD changer (upper module) system
06: Er02 = CD changer (upper module) system
06: Er07 = CD changer (upper module) system
07: Er01 = MD player system
07: Er02 = MD player system
07: Er07 = MD player system
07: Er08 = MD system
10: Er01 = CD player system MP3 operation
10: Er02 = CD player system MP3 operation
no Er = No DTCs stored
Turn the ignition to the ‘ACC’ or ‘ON’ position
While pressing the ‘POWER’ button, simultaneously press the ‘AM’ button and the ‘TAPE/MD’ button for 2 seconds or more
If several DTCs are in memory, they can display using the ‘SEEK’ button
If no DTC is stored, no codes will be displayed
To stop the on-board diagnostic test mode, turn the ignition switch to the 'LOCK' position
Identify the device and supplier codes by referring to the LCD display.
.1 09: ER20
__|_______|___________|_
Supplier..Device...........DTC
Supplier Code:
1 = FMS audio
2 = Panasonic
3 = CLARION
Device code:
00 = Cassette Deck
03 = CD player
05 = CD Changer (external)
06 = CD Changer (upper module)
07 = MD player
09 = Base Unit
10 = CD player system MP3 operation
Memory Clearing Procedure
1. Start the on-board diagnostic test more
2. While pressing the ‘POWER’ button, simultaneously press the ‘AUDIO CONT’ button for 2 seconds or more.
3. To stop the on-board diagnostic test mode, turn the ignition switch to the ‘LOCK’ position
DTC Table (Audio System)
09: Er22 = Base unit (peripheral circuit for tuner)
09: Er20 = Power supply circuit to base unit
00: Er10 = Cassette deck communication circuit system
03: Er10 = CD player communication circuit system
05: Er10 = CD changer (external) communication circuit system
06: Er10 = CD changer (upper module) communication circuit system
07: Er10 = MD player communication circuit system
03: Er01 = CD player system
03: Er02 = CD player system
03: Er07 = CD player system
00: Er01 = Cassette deck system
00: Er03 = Cassette deck system
00: Er04 = Cassette tape system
05: Er01 = CD changer (external) system
05: Er07 = CD changer (external) system
06: Er01 = CD changer (upper module) system
06: Er02 = CD changer (upper module) system
06: Er07 = CD changer (upper module) system
07: Er01 = MD player system
07: Er02 = MD player system
07: Er07 = MD player system
07: Er08 = MD system
10: Er01 = CD player system MP3 operation
10: Er02 = CD player system MP3 operation
no Er = No DTCs stored
06-15-2015, 08:18 PM
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You gonna eat that?
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Good to know l'm not the only one!
I disconnected the battery for 12 hours and it unfortunately did nothing. I was thinking a cable could have come loose, or an internal fuse blew, but most cables have click harnesses and its unlikely the unit has a fuse.
I'll try this when l get home too:
On-Board Diagnostic (Audio)
Turn the ignition to the ‘ACC’ or ‘ON’ position
While pressing the ‘POWER’ button, simultaneously press the ‘AM’ button and the ‘TAPE/MD’ button for 2 seconds or more
If several DTCs are in memory, they can display using the ‘SEEK’ button
If no DTC is stored, no codes will be displayed
To stop the on-board diagnostic test mode, turn the ignition switch to the 'LOCK' position
Identify the device and supplier codes by referring to the LCD display.
.1 09: ER20
__|_______|___________|_
Supplier..Device...........DTC
Supplier Code:
1 = FMS audio
2 = Panasonic
3 = CLARION
Device code:
00 = Cassette Deck
03 = CD player
05 = CD Changer (external)
06 = CD Changer (upper module)
07 = MD player
09 = Base Unit
10 = CD player system MP3 operation
Memory Clearing Procedure
1. Start the on-board diagnostic test more
2. While pressing the ‘POWER’ button, simultaneously press the ‘AUDIO CONT’ button for 2 seconds or more.
3. To stop the on-board diagnostic test mode, turn the ignition switch to the ‘LOCK’ position
DTC Table (Audio System)
09: Er22 = Base unit (peripheral circuit for tuner)
09: Er20 = Power supply circuit to base unit
00: Er10 = Cassette deck communication circuit system
03: Er10 = CD player communication circuit system
05: Er10 = CD changer (external) communication circuit system
06: Er10 = CD changer (upper module) communication circuit system
07: Er10 = MD player communication circuit system
03: Er01 = CD player system
03: Er02 = CD player system
03: Er07 = CD player system
00: Er01 = Cassette deck system
00: Er03 = Cassette deck system
00: Er04 = Cassette tape system
05: Er01 = CD changer (external) system
05: Er07 = CD changer (external) system
06: Er01 = CD changer (upper module) system
06: Er02 = CD changer (upper module) system
06: Er07 = CD changer (upper module) system
07: Er01 = MD player system
07: Er02 = MD player system
07: Er07 = MD player system
07: Er08 = MD system
10: Er01 = CD player system MP3 operation
10: Er02 = CD player system MP3 operation
no Er = No DTCs stored
I disconnected the battery for 12 hours and it unfortunately did nothing. I was thinking a cable could have come loose, or an internal fuse blew, but most cables have click harnesses and its unlikely the unit has a fuse.
I'll try this when l get home too:
On-Board Diagnostic (Audio)
Turn the ignition to the ‘ACC’ or ‘ON’ position
While pressing the ‘POWER’ button, simultaneously press the ‘AM’ button and the ‘TAPE/MD’ button for 2 seconds or more
If several DTCs are in memory, they can display using the ‘SEEK’ button
If no DTC is stored, no codes will be displayed
To stop the on-board diagnostic test mode, turn the ignition switch to the 'LOCK' position
Identify the device and supplier codes by referring to the LCD display.
.1 09: ER20
__|_______|___________|_
Supplier..Device...........DTC
Supplier Code:
1 = FMS audio
2 = Panasonic
3 = CLARION
Device code:
00 = Cassette Deck
03 = CD player
05 = CD Changer (external)
06 = CD Changer (upper module)
07 = MD player
09 = Base Unit
10 = CD player system MP3 operation
Memory Clearing Procedure
1. Start the on-board diagnostic test more
2. While pressing the ‘POWER’ button, simultaneously press the ‘AUDIO CONT’ button for 2 seconds or more.
3. To stop the on-board diagnostic test mode, turn the ignition switch to the ‘LOCK’ position
DTC Table (Audio System)
09: Er22 = Base unit (peripheral circuit for tuner)
09: Er20 = Power supply circuit to base unit
00: Er10 = Cassette deck communication circuit system
03: Er10 = CD player communication circuit system
05: Er10 = CD changer (external) communication circuit system
06: Er10 = CD changer (upper module) communication circuit system
07: Er10 = MD player communication circuit system
03: Er01 = CD player system
03: Er02 = CD player system
03: Er07 = CD player system
00: Er01 = Cassette deck system
00: Er03 = Cassette deck system
00: Er04 = Cassette tape system
05: Er01 = CD changer (external) system
05: Er07 = CD changer (external) system
06: Er01 = CD changer (upper module) system
06: Er02 = CD changer (upper module) system
06: Er07 = CD changer (upper module) system
07: Er01 = MD player system
07: Er02 = MD player system
07: Er07 = MD player system
07: Er08 = MD system
10: Er01 = CD player system MP3 operation
10: Er02 = CD player system MP3 operation
no Er = No DTCs stored
06-16-2015, 06:09 AM
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You gonna eat that?
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