Fix for CDP Error 7 on a 2005 Hyundai Tucson M280 stereo.

Fix for CDP Error 7 on a 2005 Hyundai Tucson M280 stereo.

I put a CD in my car stereo one day and it quit working. A error of “CDP ERROR 7” showed up on the LCD on the front of my stereo. The player auto eject the C…

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Stefan Beneke says:

How did you remove the cover around the radio?

caleb Jimenez says:

Please a i have tucson 09 how do i remove the cover of the radio itself

Robert Thomas says:

I’m not sure on the 2009, but the cover around the radio is press-fit in
with spring clips. I had a little bit of trouble with it because of all the
wires connected to the cover. Once the cover is off I think the radio was
held in with 4 screws. It was real simple and I believe in you that you can
do it;.

caleb Jimenez says:

For example the one in your video that its around the radio i dont know
wots the name of it please help im without a radio :'(

caleb Jimenez says:

That was just crazy with those screws cus i was really trying to pull them
out and it seems like they didnt want to really want to repair it by my own
its not showing any image in the screen so maybe im guessing that its one
of the cables that is off back of the radio and the little red light ia
blinking i have a kenwood dxx3048

Big Dave says:

the screws for the bracket under the panel wont seem to come out. it looks
like there are some sort of clips on the screw so i cant unscrew them
anymore if you have any idea what i mean respond back please

raul calderon says:

wow very useful information there. i don’t own that vehicle but i like to
watch to this type of videos!! thanks

Robert Thomas says:

@bignsexy6596 Did you see the link to the web site I used to take the panel
off?

melrose828 says:

THANK YOU!!!

Robert Thomas says:

@llanashone I put the web page to remove the console in the description.

Andrew Zamora says:

@ciny23…..or should I say HAD this problem 😉

Andrew Zamora says:

Thank you….my mother has this problem

jnnycliff says:

Dealership is an over price pace to go. with my car i replace with sony mp3
player for $250, which now play all kind of CDs

Robert Thomas says:

@corvette4554: I’m inclined to believe that every vehicle mounted CD player
will do this on rough roads. I am sure it is a fail save mode designed into
the player to keep the floating head from coming into contact with the CD.
If it does not happen on smooth road, I would worry about it. I’m not sure
about the newer CD models. But the older CD player would buffer the music
and try to replay a bad spot up to 7 times before a problem would be
noticed.

Ilana Shone says:

cant believe have exactly the same problem , but how do I get console cover
off ?

Tope Adelowo says:

Thank you. This was invaluable to me today.

glenmarie22 says:

Wow thanks!!!!

flasheart49 says:

My car CD player has similar symptoms – encouraged by your video I’m going
to have a go at mending it myself. Thanks!

TheCivic20001 says:

Hi I have a 04 acura tsx and I was put in the cd in and it. Dont play and I
press the botton and dont do anytin?

MeshKat Duduff' says:

Damn! You saved my life !!

Haley Butler says:

thank you for taking the time to make this video! It really helped me!

corvette4554 says:

do u have the problem while driving on a bad road then the cd player just
stop for a second ???????? i have that problem i think its about some
sensors in the shock absorber – maybe

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