20 Most Recent Pioneer DEH-P6800MP CD Player - Page 8 Questions & Answers

due to having a ribbon cable inside the faceplate behind the screen the solders always break in them. it is fixable. but you need to unscrew it open and resolder it.

Hi Phil

Mike fro Eugene here.
Pioneer cable bundles sometimes have fuses on the red and yellow wires. Check them.

If you have a separate power feed to the stereo, check the positive battery terminal. It's standard practice to put a fuse as close to the batte5ry as possible in case of a dead short.

And finally, check the cable plug on the rear of the unit for a 10 amp

Good luck
Mike

ACE hardware. They should be #6 x 10mm x 20 or 32. Take the parts with you. If you don't have an ACE, try True Value. Any car audio install bay would have tons as well. Hope this helps

pull the front surround off from around the unit, it may be affixed by screws, so be careful not to break the case, then you shall see some screws holding the unit in from around the side of the deck. Unscrew those and you're away

there should be a small reset button behind the faceplate..try resetting.

Turn the unit off by pressing and holding the volume button till it powers down (NOT VIA THE IGNITION SWITCH!) Once off, press and hold the fuction button (located in the top left hand corner near the volume dial) until unit lights up again and a menu appears, near the end of that menu you can change the beep noises to off like volume or when ignition is off but unfortunatly you cannot change the beep for changing track.

Turn the unit off by pressing and holding the volume button till it powers down (NOT VIA THE IGNITION SWITCH!) Once off, press and hold the fuction button (located in the top left hand corner near the volume dial) until unit lights up again and a menu appears, the clock settings should be the first option available

You can pull the stereo out of the dash and disconnect the wiring harness, wait a couple minutes and plug it back in, or disconnect your battery cable for a couple minutes. This should act as a reset like you would for your computer, and may solve your problem.

My same model did this too. The wiring harness may have gone bad. Try direct wiring the stereo or replacing the wiring harness if you can get one. This fixed the problem for me.

Hi

What is the brand and model of your Radio / cd player?

Thanks

There is no direct connection on the unit for iPod.

CLICK HERE for your owners manual in PDF Format.

CD-IB100ii is the accessory you will require for direct connect.
It uses the changer port.

CLICK HERE to read about the interface.

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You can purchase the face plate through me I own M&M Car Audio in Indiana the faceplate price is $350.00 Honestly you can buy a whole new stereo for that price but it is your preference . Let me know if you are interested . [email protected]

if there's no i pod connection on the front or the back then u simply cant. this is one of the major things u should have considered while buying a head unit take it back and get one with a connection

There is a fine strip that runs from the face to the circuit board. It is possible that face has gotten dirty just needs a can of compressed air or the circuit board has failed inside the face. The face plate is very easy to take apart and put back together, just make sure you don't lose any pieces ;) Good luck!

Turn the ignition key to on or accessory position, turn the stereo off, then hold the function key for a couple seconds, the stereo will turn on and you scroll through the menu with the left and right arrow buttons and change settings with the up and down buttons

what car is going into and in what country was the pioneer bought

Hello randscates,

Here's a link to the manual. The wiring color code for the supplied harness is on page 78. The diagram is rotated 90 degrees clockwise. I recommend that you download the PDF and print out the page you need.

Hope this helps.

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