RTP-area local music and culture

[James Hepler <jameshepler AT yahoo.com>]

Some CD players/changers have a tiny hole next to
where you put the CD/cartridge in.  If you stick a
paperclip into that hole, it will eject the CD.

Of course, I have six CD's stuck in my car CD player
and I don't have that little hole.  But other than
that, no idea how to help you.  But I'll talk to my
electricity teacher tonight (not kidding) and find out
what might be causing the problem with your clock.
Maybe they're related.  And my teacher knows his shit
WRT automotive stuff.

--- Christiane Voisin <voisc AT ils.unc.edu> wrote:

> I am having electrical problems in my 1994 Honda
> Civic. My clock resets to
> 1:00 every time I start the car, and my stereo and
> 6-disc changer don't
> work.  the stereo asks for my 5 digit reset code,
> which i have.  i was
> able to get the radio on once using the code. i was
> pacified that i'd
> fixed it and stupidly didn't eject the changer, and
> the code isn't working
> now.  i've got Chapel Hill Public Library cds due
> today in the changer and
> it won't eject... luckily there is a 3 day grace
> period.
> 
> i called Passport Motors in Carrboro and they said
> they don't work on this
> kind of thing and usually send people to Best Buy or
> Now Audio... I
> noticed there are some places on Durham-CH Blvd
> "Dashboard Audio" etc.
> anyone have advice on a quick fix or where to go to
> get it looked at?
> 
> any help would be appreciated...
> 
> thanks in advance,
> christiane
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
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