Hi Guys. Not sure if this has been asked before, but im sure that I can not be the only person that has suffered this issue.

My GPS 2007 Multijet which has teh standard Blaupunkt CD/MP3 from time to time has issues, namely that the CD simply refuses to play. I first noticed this a couple of years ago.

Recently I have been listening to MP3 that I had stored on a USB flash; this worked well until recently where it suddenly gave the error - 'No Source Available'. Going back to CD for a while, my stereo would play a few tracks then give the same error. Believing that this was a 'scratched to hell' CD i replaced with another album. Unfortunately it occured again; however when i came to eject, it simply refused. My conclusion was that the CD wasnt recognised within the device, thus having nothing to eject. I left the car overnight and this morning, I ejected without issue.

*Q-Has anyone experienced this issue?
*Q-Is there a fix for this?
*Q-If no fix available, will any aftermarket Head-unit be suitable owing to the steering wheel / blue and me connections?

Cheers guys.

David

If your stereo has a reset button (usually a small depressed button or hole with reset stamped by it) try pressing that. It will erase the stereos settings and memory. Had the same problem with a sony unit, one reset later and it works fine.

Thanks for the reply, but unfortunately i dont see any way to reset this HU

David

some Blaupunkt radios have a problem with the CD detect switch going faulting and not recognising the presence of a disc (my HGT punto did this) i destroyed a scrapped punt's radio to get the switch i needed but unfortunately its not something you can easily replace,

if this is your problem it will get worse and you will have to consider a new radio.
another side effect is flat battery in the morning because the radio starts turning its self on and off, and radio will randomly start to try and play a non existent CD stopping any other music from playing. hence why you might have got 'No Source" from your USB and intermittent problems on the CD