When I press the NAVI button, the screen gives me the message, Navigation
could not be activated--an error has occurred. There is a CD in the device,
and it won't eject.
I tried poking around in the slot with a Popsicle stick, but no help. I
have considered giving it a big shot of WD-40, but am not sure that might
cause more harm than good.
Does anyone know of a possible solution short of a jillion dollar charge at
the dealership.
Mike
Karl - 02 Jan 2008 23:33 GMT
How about telling use the year, model, and miles??
> When I press the NAVI button, the screen gives me the message, Navigation
> could not be activated--an error has occurred. There is a CD in the device,
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> Mike
Mike Morgan - 03 Jan 2008 16:12 GMT
Sorry, it's a 2000 S430, 90k miles.
Mike
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Stratman - 03 Jan 2008 19:24 GMT
Don't go for the WD40 approach ;-)
Sometimes the CD gets stuck against the lip of the slot and needs something
like a business card judiciously applied to ease it out.
Assuming you can get the CD out, switch off COMAND using its own switch and
then switch off ther ignition for a couple of minutes. Switch everything
back on and reinsert the CD. That may just do the trick. If it doesn't try
cleaning the lens in the unit with a cleaning disk. They are known to be
picky over any contamination.
Good luck.
> When I press the NAVI button, the screen gives me the message, Navigation
> could not be activated--an error has occurred. There is a CD in the
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> Mike