Hi i have a double casset stereo and it has all functions but no sound

If i were you i would double check wiring and connection for that speaker in particular. then user process of elimination to make sure its the speaker/wire or the port that is distributing the music. you can do this by switching speakers of the ones that are functional and test them. this will help you narrow down your answer

It could be a bad interconnecting cable OR the fact that the connector inside the unit has broken solder joints. That is why these types of units that I have worked on often have many problem in that the wave soldering used in manufacturing is not made for a lot of abuse or thermal cycling. The problem can be solder by getting into the unit and applying the correct amount of solder onto the connector using good old Kester 44 not the cheap other stuff.

Look for AUX input that's what you'll want to connect to on the stereo and some kind of audio output on the monitor. Select AUX on the receiver and adjust your levels. Hope that helps..

Try link and scroll down to year, make, model, then find stereo on right side and click.

http://www.the12volt.com/installbay/vehiclewiring/1/yeard/Ford.html

THE NUMBERS SHOULD DOUBLE UP, IE
1 = 6
2=7
3=8
4=9
5=0
HOLD BUTTON DOWN TILL NUMBER CHANGES

I'm sure you just need a belt ...or three. Go to tritronicsinc.com and punch in make and model to see if they are available. If not, then I can get you another source.Good Luck!

barneyluc

Buy a CD unit.

Click HERE for Kenwood support and manuals.

Recently repaired one of these with what appeared to be a power supply problem; found several defective capacitors on the drive board. The symptoms were similar to what you are seeing.