CD player CDX4000X quit?

Just bought a car with a nice looking Sony CD player in it. Only problem is that all it does is display SONY, then switch to RECEIVER, then CD and that's about it. Does some nice graphics too. The only button that works on it is the OFF button if I hold it in long enough. All the other buttons do nothing. It's as if it's stuck in a Display mode? Is that possible? I get no sounds and can't figure out how to get it to recognize the buttons. I did a Reset, but only lost the clock. It reset back to 1pm. Any ideas?
The previous car owner said it just started doing that a couple weeks ago, before that it was fine.

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