Following a flat battery, my cd player won't work.

Remove the batteries, clean the battery terminals with rubbing alcohol and Q-Tips and replace the batteries with new ones, if no! I would suggest you have someone look at it, usually find bad solder connections that need touch up.

It might be a good idea to check all of the fuses in the car. The radio requires two power sources in order to work properly.

If "stereo won't work" refers to you not being able to get radio stations; try your antenna connection behind the radio. The vehicle may also have a power antenna connection(blue wire at the stereo).

no security code on this radio. try to unplug the power harness to reset the radio. that should take care of the problem

the battery probley shorted out your deck i think its time for a new one

Thank you for your email. The problem must have been dust. I kept putting the cleaning disc in for quite a number of times. Thankfully the problem was simple and it is playing super.

Kind regards to all.

Tonytopaz

Read the Manual on Page 2 or get it from:
http://de.jvc-service.net/public/document.cfm?prog=InstrBook.cfm&Model=KD-G321

Just make a reset with a pen or something else.
This should solve the problem.

Best regards

Dirk

will have a another look around for you but you could start here
http://4jvc.co.uk/cgi-bin/pne.pl?display=entry&brand_id=2158&f-10=%20JVC%20KW-S601%20car%20stereo
see if they can assit as well , i i find one i will post back for you, good luck .

riz.

As a sanity check run a temporary wire directly from the battery positive to the radio. Twist the red and yellow wires together and connect it to the wire from the battery. If this works either your red or yellow wire connection under the dash or to the harness is not hot like you think. Yellow usually goes to a constant 12 volt source (to keep radio memory) and the red wire to 12volts when the ignition is on. In some radios this is reversed. The test I mentioned will determin if the problem is in the wiring or the radio.

JVC recommends leaving the unit unplugged for 30 minutes to reseet the system - I'm trying that now, and will keep you posted!