posted by dartraceli on Oct 05, 2007
I have a 1986 Toyota Truck with Kenwood amp about 16 years old and a Kenwood deck about 7 years old. The volume goes down so low I can't hear it and then gradually goes all the way up until it is blaring.
My question is, would the deck or the amp cause this kind of erratic volume control? This is a beater pickup truck that I don't use alot so I am trying to avoid spending unnecessary money.
thanks
Solution #1
posted on Oct 05, 2007
Many head units that use push-button switches have this problem. The switches stick and the volume changes by itself. This can also happen with rotary encoder type volume controls but it's not quite as common.
If this is your problem, the switches ae likely available from Kenwoood parts.
If this is your problem, the switches ae likely available from Kenwoood parts.
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