Panasonic CQ-VD7500U 7 Wide LCD/DVD/SD/TV Receiver MP3 CD Receivers Car Video Player - Page 8 - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

Try opening it up and removing, than re-installing the internal battery (that keeps the code)

The antenna generally will not retract until the power is turned off at the deck or if you turn the key off (which turns the deck off).Your deck may have a selectable dimmer function in the settings menu you should be able to set it to automatic and it will handle the dimming on its own then.

here it is!

http://portablemedia.manualsonline.com/manuals/mfg/panasonic/cqc300u.html

Check the battery wire at your stereo if this is an aftermarket radio check the yellow wire has to be 12 volts any time, if not check the fuse at the radio and at the car fuse box.

anyway can help me with cq-vd7005w id code..i have forgotten the passcode.. :(
can somebody help me pls!!!

http://www2.panasonic.com/consumer-electronics/support/Audio/Mobile-Electronics/CD/model.CQ-C1335U

Here is the link to the Panasonic website.You can download the information under the technical link.

It was the clock requiring setting!!!

I just left the Lexus dealership w/ my ES 330 (my changer reads "Error 3" upon starting my car, it also makes a loud ticking noise); go figure, the mechanic/technician there informed me that I need another motor for my disk changer - Merry Christmas and hello $675!

After turning your car off for about an hour or so, the cd player is supposed to reset itself enabling you to retrieve your cd's. Attribute this to having utilized burned cd's.

The " Blue & red spotted " wire that is spare from the rear of the radio transpires to come from the " cold " side of the radio's on / off switch , and serves to be only energized when the radio is switched-on and slowly shuts down on supply voltage when the radio is switched off , thus giveing a supply voltage for the relay & switch over reed switches in the aerial / antenna motor unit for a short run-down-time , to change over and allow the aerial mast to retract , in readyness for when the radio is switched on again and the aerial/antenna mast will power up .
This trigger / sender wire is connected via a 2 amp. fuse through to the aerial / antenna power relay.
The main aerial power motor unit is fed via a 6 amp. fuse.

There are usually two options

1...try and tease the CDs out through the slot using another old CD

2..Extract  the player from the dashboard , remove the cover and take out the 2 CDs from the mechanism

Make sure you have the security code before extracting the player

The reason I asked is that I can usually get the manuals but panasonic is telling me that the model number is not correct.

 On many imported cars , the radios have options for different areas of the world (UK/EUROPE : ASIA  : USA+Americas  etc. )
 
If you have a MENU button  on your radio , see if you can find this Area choice option.
 
Once found , then it is just a matter of switching to the area required 
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Try this website - it may be the same as this model

http://www2.panasonic.com/consumer-electronics/support/CD/model.CQ-DFX403U

This site gives free removal instructions ...but they are listed under the make of car ...not radio

http://www.fitaudio.com/

You could call Panasonics troubleshooting hotline or refer to your owners manual on the player.

 POST ANOTHER QUESTION

quoting  ALL the LETTERS+NUMBERS on ANY LABELS ,BARCODES or STAMPED IN THE METAL CASING
 
 
note: Unfortunately not all radios can be decoded using the Serial Number
 
Otherwise try your Main Dealer ...........or take it into a Decode Service who will plug in a laptop to read/recode the memory chip (EEPROM). This takes a few minutes and shouldn`t be too expensive
 

http://service.us.panasonic.com/operman/

Hello marlomeneses,

Wiring color codes are different for different makes and models. Go here and select your vehicle for the color code: www.modifiedlife.com

The best way is to purchase a vehicle specific wiring harness that plugs directly into your car wiring. Splice the wires from the harness that came with your new Panasonic to the vehicle specific harness and plug them in.

Here's an example of such a harness made by Scosche. This one fits 2002 and newer Chrysler/Jeep vehicles. There's a harness for most all vehicles. Local car audio shops, Best Buy, and even WalMart sell such harnesses.

http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_1669_Scosche+CR02B+-+CR02.html

Hope this helps.

its not hard simply open the nuts & solve the prob

It could infact be the fuse.. check the fuse panel for radio fuse should be a 10 amp or 15 amp fuse. look for blown fuse .. if u can find the fuse.. pull every fuse one by one.. putting back every one in its place untill you find the right fuse. MAKE SURE KEY IS OUT OF IGNITION. (CAR IS NOT RUNNING) lights off etc.