It give me an error a few weeks ago, saying Error 4.
I unplugged the battery and reconnected it several hours and it worked for a few weeks before giving the same error.
I disconnected the battery again and now its saying error 3.
Not sure if these numbers refer to the CD that was being used at the time, but I cant do ANYTHING with it now.
If I go onto the CD it gives this error, if I try to eject the CD it just goes to the radio, if I try and change the CD it just goes to the radio, if I disconnect the battery it just keeps the message on when I reconnect it.
Anyone had this problem before and find a solution?
Well better late than never. "Error code 4"
Yes, we have had CDs stuck for a long time till I went to an independent site to find some solutions. The Lexus dealer here in Van Nuys, CA(USA) "Keyes" who the car was bought from by my sister and came highly recommend and we have all our work done at, said they could do nothing and it would cost $1,120 to replace with a rebuilt one. Why so much? So as i said I went and research online and tried the" jiggle with a credit card" and repeatedly hit the eject button. Had to keep pushing the Disk selection as it kept trying to go to radio. 5 minutes later fiddling and I got them all out. I plan on experimenting with playing one CD at a time in the loader. If that fails there are many after market versions that are easy for a person who has replaced many car stereos in his cars over the years. there are a number of trim packages to refit to your dash available. Short of that go to an installer. I bet you don't come near $1,120 for just a unit without speakers. Shop around. Don't get taken. Now I can't wait to listen to something besides the radio.
Help - Rx400 Stereo - Error 3 (And Error 4).
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Well better late than never. "Error code 4"
Yes, we have had CDs stuck for a long time till I went to an independent site to find some solutions. The Lexus dealer here in Van Nuys, CA(USA) "Keyes" who the car was bought from by my sister and came highly recommend and we have all our work done at, said they could do nothing and it would cost $1,120 to replace with a rebuilt one. Why so much? So as i said I went and research online and tried the" jiggle with a credit card" and repeatedly hit the eject button. Had to keep pushing the Disk selection as it kept trying to go to radio. 5 minutes later fiddling and I got them all out. I plan on experimenting with playing one CD at a time in the loader. If that fails there are many after market versions that are easy for a person who has replaced many car stereos in his cars over the years. there are a number of trim packages to refit to your dash available. Short of that go to an installer. I bet you don't come near $1,120 for just a unit without speakers. Shop around. Don't get taken. Now I can't wait to listen to something besides the radio.