Hi djtroy,

I've had this happen many a time in my Mk3 sat nav.. It's easy to sort out, without requiring a trip to the dealer, or even opening the sat nav computer.

Make sure the ingnition is on in the car, and then go round to the sat nav computer, and press and hold the eject button. The button will flash whilst pressed, but you must keep hold of the eject button for about 3 minutes (i'm not joking either).

You'll notice that eventually the light on the eject button will stop flashing. As soon as you see this let go of the button, and press it again quickly. The CD will then eject..

If you have any problems let me know..

Navman

Another sugestion, if that doesn't work is to remove the power to the unit (either by disconnecting the battery or removing the cables from the back of the uint) and then reapply power while holding down the eject button.

Also, some people have found that just driving around for a few days, eventually the unit will complete the update and spit the disk out on its own.

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unplug the unit like jeff said and re plug it back in and press the eject button it will spit it out

If all that doesn't work, let me know and I can give you instructions on how to take the Nav apart and manually wind out the CD. Just promise you'll consider this action a last resort.

JV

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TIS states the following procedure: Unplug unit and after replug quickly press the eject button several short times.

I build PC's for friends so Im not too worried about taking it apart, but I havent had the time to mess with it. I will let you guys know this weekend.