Cd player flashes ''error'' when you put a cd in. It waa playing fine. Just stopped playing ejected cd.

the cd player eye is dirty try cleaning if no good it needs to be repaired internally

I had the error code no. 1 in my 2007 Toyota Camry Hybrid. It has the CD radio unit with JBL system. It will not eject the CD, or play it. I removed the entire radio/CD unit and replaced it with a used excellent unit bought off of ebay for $100, and the replacement works fine. However the replacement is also 7 years old. Therefore I would not be surprised if it failed again. Prior to the error 1 I had intermittent error 3 codes, which had the same effect: no playing of the CD, unable to eject, and unable to insert other CDs. Sometimes the error codes would go away, and the function would be normal. But once it started, I think it was on a downhill path. A new replacement is nearly $2000. Used are about $100 to $200 or more depending on the seller and condition of the unit. Youtube has videos on how to replace the unit which only requires simple tools: it is not difficult but takes about 45 minutes to an hour. If you do it you have to put the car in gear to move the gear shift gate, which requires the car to be on, so you should have the parking brake on for safety. One alternative is to send your unit to a repair company but that might cost more than simply replacing the unit. Good luck!

Its possible the cd player is defective, I would get a paper clip and find the eject hole that is on every cd player. It might be hidden along the lip of where you stick the cd into the machine. Once you have the cd out, put in a cd that you have played before or on another cd player. Once you know that the player works or does not work you can figure out if you are going to replace it yourself or have the dealer do it.

this meens the cd player needs a cleaner disc put in it or new player

I had an identical problem. Turns out my battery did not have sufficient voltage/amperage to operate the CD player......although it would start the enjine just fine. When I replaced the battery the CD worked fine!

One thing have you tried to pull the CD out?

sorry unit is not servicable you can get a used one at many junkyards

had the same problem with my cd player...just disconected the battery for 5 mins and put it back on the cd player ejected all the cds and plays them again.no cd error

OK...I had the same sort of thing happen to the cd player in my parents echo, the player wouldn't read the cds and the seek would go up to 99, but I was able to eject them.

This is where the fun starts...I popped the player out of the car and took it apart....the laser head wasn't moving, so I put a small bit of electronic safe oil on it and manually moved it back and forth myself to spread the oil around. put the player back together, put it back in the car and it worked fine afterwards.

I don't know what to tell you thought about it not ejecting.

I have seen this a bunch of times always with the same result, take it to a audio repair facility, the sterio has a bad internal circut. No external "quick fix" that i know of