posted by c_dub86 on Oct 15, 2006
when i push for my scrren to fold out sometimes it comes out about 3 inches and stop and is very slow.
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posted on Mar 10, 2007
here is the link for the manual if you need it - ask again if you don't find what you need.
http://audiovox.com/manuals/owners/VM951...
Hope this helps :)
http://audiovox.com/manuals/owners/VM951...
Hope this helps :)
Comment by Noggin, posted on Mar 11, 2007
Sorry was a bad link should be:
http://www.audiovox.com/
Click on Jensen, select multimedia, then select "older models" and half way down you will find the link to the manual.
After a bit of research, it sounds like there are two possibilities for your problem - low voltage to the unit as a whole - think if the sometimes when it is slow to open is when you have the volume turned up - maybe the amplifier is drawing too much current for the circuit.
If you are comfortable using a multimeter, identify the power terminals on the supply plug using the installation manual at the link above, then check the no-load voltage - if it is low (less than 12.8 volts) then suspect either the car battery or the connection/cabling/fuse housing to the player.
Second possibility is that the screen ejection motor has failed, which is rare - check to hear if there are any gear grinding noises, however quiet when you try and extend or retract the screen, or any sound of vibration which may indicate a motor problem. These motors are probably not too expensive, but fitting them would probably be a job for a professional.
Hope this helps more :)
http://www.audiovox.com/
Click on Jensen, select multimedia, then select "older models" and half way down you will find the link to the manual.
After a bit of research, it sounds like there are two possibilities for your problem - low voltage to the unit as a whole - think if the sometimes when it is slow to open is when you have the volume turned up - maybe the amplifier is drawing too much current for the circuit.
If you are comfortable using a multimeter, identify the power terminals on the supply plug using the installation manual at the link above, then check the no-load voltage - if it is low (less than 12.8 volts) then suspect either the car battery or the connection/cabling/fuse housing to the player.
Second possibility is that the screen ejection motor has failed, which is rare - check to hear if there are any gear grinding noises, however quiet when you try and extend or retract the screen, or any sound of vibration which may indicate a motor problem. These motors are probably not too expensive, but fitting them would probably be a job for a professional.
Hope this helps more :)
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