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date: Mon, 9 Jun 2008 12:17:44 -0700 (PDT),    group: uk.rec.audio.car        back       
Removing cover from CD30 in Vectra   
Evening All,

My darling two year old has put all my spare change in the CD slot of
my CD30 CD player/radio in the Vectra.  I fished some tuppences out
this morning, tried a CD but it wouldn't read CDs, so I thought there
were more coins in there, but figured I could live without the CD for
the moment.  However, on the way home tonight the radio stopped
working to.  I think the unit has been fooled into thinking there's a
CD being inserted and so has muted the radio.

I can't find any more coins within easy reach of my keys, so I guess
there's one or more in the innards of the thing jamming it up.
Question is, does anyone know how I can get the face plate off the
unit?  There are 4 small holes in the front, but they don't seem to
have screws in them.  I'd like to be able to at least get the radio
back as we're driving to Devon on Thursday and I don't think I can get
it seen to before then..

Any help appreciated!

Thanks,
Al.
date: Mon, 9 Jun 2008 12:17:44 -0700 (PDT)   author:   Al Henderson

Re: Removing cover from CD30 in Vectra   
Al Henderson wrote:
> Evening All,
> 
> My darling two year old has put all my spare change in the CD slot of
> my CD30 CD player/radio in the Vectra.  I fished some tuppences out
> this morning, tried a CD but it wouldn't read CDs, so I thought there
> were more coins in there, but figured I could live without the CD for
> the moment.  However, on the way home tonight the radio stopped
> working to.  I think the unit has been fooled into thinking there's a
> CD being inserted and so has muted the radio.
> 
> I can't find any more coins within easy reach of my keys, so I guess
> there's one or more in the innards of the thing jamming it up.
> Question is, does anyone know how I can get the face plate off the
> unit?  There are 4 small holes in the front, but they don't seem to
> have screws in them.  I'd like to be able to at least get the radio
> back as we're driving to Devon on Thursday and I don't think I can get
> it seen to before then..
> 
> Any help appreciated!
> 
>
If the 4 holes are arranged as two vertical pairs, at the extreme right 
and left of the front panel - then you push an extraction tool into each 
one. This releases two clips and allows the unit to be pulled forward 
and out.

http://www.incaripod.com/Brand/Radio_Removal_Tools/Universal_DIN_ISO_Radio_Removal_Tool_PC5-83

Old knitting needles will do the job...


--
Sue
date: Mon, 09 Jun 2008 19:27:29 GMT   author:   Palindrome

Re: Removing cover from CD30 in Vectra   
On 9 Jun, 20:27, Palindrome  wrote:
> Al Henderson wrote:
> > Evening All,
>
> > My darling two year old has put all my spare change in the CD slot of
> > my CD30 CD player/radio in the Vectra.  I fished some tuppences out
> > this morning, tried a CD but it wouldn't read CDs, so I thought there
> > were more coins in there, but figured I could live without the CD for
> > the moment.  However, on the way home tonight the radio stopped
> > working to.  I think the unit has been fooled into thinking there's a
> > CD being inserted and so has muted the radio.
>
> > I can't find any more coins within easy reach of my keys, so I guess
> > there's one or more in the innards of the thing jamming it up.
> > Question is, does anyone know how I can get the face plate off the
> > unit?  There are 4 small holes in the front, but they don't seem to
> > have screws in them.  I'd like to be able to at least get the radio
> > back as we're driving to Devon on Thursday and I don't think I can get
> > it seen to before then..
>
> > Any help appreciated!
>
> If the 4 holes are arranged as two vertical pairs, at the extreme right
> and left of the front panel - then you push an extraction tool into each
> one. This releases two clips and allows the unit to be pulled forward
> and out.
>
> http://www.incaripod.com/Brand/Radio_Removal_Tools/Universal_DIN_ISO_...
>
> Old knitting needles will do the job...
>
> --
> Sue

They are vertical pairs, there's one at each corner of the unit.  Have
to see if the wife has any old knitting needles lying around - thanks
very much for the hint! :-)

Al.
date: Tue, 10 Jun 2008 00:51:17 -0700 (PDT)   author:   Al Henderson

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