Last week, my radio suddenly stopped working. A message on the naviation screen said No CD Changer. Yes, I have a CD Changer. I had absolutely no problems prior to the time it quite. I simply cranked by car and the radio would not play.

The radio display shows on the navigation panel, I can change channels, and switch on the navigation system. When I push the CD button, the No CD Changer message appears.

I have had no recent repairs or equipment installed in the car. My MB dealer did replace the CD changer over a year ago, replacing it with the original MB brand. The car has under 50K miles and I drive it only every 7-10 days. It is housed in an enclosed garage. It has never been wrecked.

My MB repair rep called me today to say the Amp needs to be replaced. I asked if he is certain this is the problem and he said yes. So, for about $1,100.00 my problem can be solved. (I just choked as I typed that figure)

What upsets me is that I had the very same problem with my previous SE500. I find it hard to believe that radio amps die so easily in these cars, or do I just have bad luck.

I would appreciate any help anyone can offer. I am very distressed over this repair.

Check in with Cleeve at www.mercedesradiorepair.net and he will help you with your problem....
Scott

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Hello North,

Were you able to figure out what the problem was? Was it the amp. I have the same exact problem.

Thanks!