Cd player works but no sound comes out - Dual Electronics XHDR6435

your sound ic is blown if you can get hold of an amplifier connect it to your deck and if you get sound out of it then your sound ic is surely blown and will need replacing

That Cd player is code protected, because it hasn't been used in a while, it forgott that code...just input it again, and it will work

try resetting the cd player in cargo compartment. you may have to loosen the screws holding the cd player in place to access the plug connector on the cd player. Most likely though it sounds like the fiber optic ring is down. which could be caused by any of the audio components. e.g. comand unit (radio), cd player, sound amp, tele-aid, navigation processor.

check your wiring, make sure its not grounded behind the dash somewhere

The antenna lead you are using to turn on your amp is dropping out when your cd is coming on try using the blue/white stripe wire instead of the blue for turn on.

Is your IP Bus cable on the INPUT and not the OUTPUT ? I know it sounds funny, but usually(95%), that's the case. If it's in the wrong plug, you'll have power and a display, but no audio. That's why your getting data but no audio.

Have you check the mute mode, maybe it is in mute mode.

That particular cd might have been damaged .

Have you tried with any other cd .

ITS MAY BE THE LASER TRY CLEANING IT

IF THAT DON'T WORK

BUT MOST LIKELY IT SOUNDS LIKE THE MOTOR THAT SPINS THE DISC - NEEDS REPLACING

Judging from the symptoms, I'd guess that "ACCS" means "accessory". All CD players have a constant power input and an accessory power input. There has to be voltage on both wires for the CD player to work, although the clock and CD load/eject functions will work with just a constant power connection. My guess is that there's an accessory switch somewhere in the boat that needs to be turned on for the CD player to activate. Failing that, if you can get the the wiring on the back of the CD player, the red wire is the accessory power wire. You can simply cut it and re-connect it to the same source as the yellow constant power wire. This will allow the CD player to work independently of any outside switches.