Ok, ive inadvertantly put a cd in upside down, and now the fooker is jammed in.
The problem is, it's in the cd player of a hire courtesy car - what do i do?
Do i pretend I know nothing, in the sure knowledge that if I fess up they will charge me magabucks for the repair? :cry:
Or do i brazen it out, ask indignantly for my to cover my lost cd?
Or - how do I get it out
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oh bugger - what would you do?
Warming the Bed
I wouldn't try and retrieve the CD myself, becuase I know I'd just end up breaking everything else in sight 
Why not take the line that the CD player broke because it won't eject the disk, even if it was loaded upside down? You could also deny all knowledge that you loaded it wrong and just act surprised IF they notice
Why not take the line that the CD player broke because it won't eject the disk, even if it was loaded upside down? You could also deny all knowledge that you loaded it wrong and just act surprised IF they notice
Sex God
What make of car and model is it stuck in.
Maybe someone has a similar car and might be able to help
Maybe someone has a similar car and might be able to help
Quote by masquerade
I wouldn't try and retrieve the CD myself, becuase I know I'd just end up breaking everything else in sight
Why not take the line that the CD player broke because it won't eject the disk, even if it was loaded upside down? You could also deny all knowledge that you loaded it wrong and just act surprised IF they notice
now that sounds like a very sensible plan - you go for that one cherry
Sex God
Quote by masquerade
I wouldn't try and retrieve the CD myself, becuase I know I'd just end up breaking everything else in sight
Why not take the line that the CD player broke because it won't eject the disk, even if it was loaded upside down? You could also deny all knowledge that you loaded it wrong and just act surprised IF they notice
and if they do tell you it's upside down, tell then thats the way it fits in your car :wink:
don't try to remove it as the spindle clamp is probably locked in, the only way to remove it will probably involve opening the case, unless you just happen to be in Birmingham tomorrow and i'll sort it for you :thumbup:
Sex God
Putting the disc in upside down won't jam the player, it should simply tell you that the disc is unplayable or error and then spit the disc back at you.
There must be some kind of fault with the player if it's keeping the disc, so I'd go back to the cars owners and tell them that it's jammed with one of your discs inside. :thumbup:
As mentioned, you stand more chance of snapping the disc or damaging the head unit if you have a go yourself.
How jammed is it? Can you see any of the disc, or is it all inside?
Oh and wearing a short skirt and fluttering eyelashes always helps in cases like this (Warning: Doesn't always work on a female receptionist ;) )
There must be some kind of fault with the player if it's keeping the disc, so I'd go back to the cars owners and tell them that it's jammed with one of your discs inside. :thumbup:
As mentioned, you stand more chance of snapping the disc or damaging the head unit if you have a go yourself.
How jammed is it? Can you see any of the disc, or is it all inside?
Oh and wearing a short skirt and fluttering eyelashes always helps in cases like this (Warning: Doesn't always work on a female receptionist ;)
) 