Clearly there is a short circuit somewhere in the circuit after the fuse.
A close examination of the circuit and components might reveal evidence of the location of the short but if not it will mean disconnecting things one at a time until the short circuit disappears.

JVC Audio... | Answered on Nov 28, 2020

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Where can I get a user manual for JVC compact component system mx c220?

Manualsonline.com

JVC Audio... | Answered on Oct 02, 2020

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I have a stereo brand jvc mx-kc68 When turning on, the radio makes a hell of a noise after 15 seconds What could this be?

In my experience the JVC brand hasn't maintained it's early promise of quality and I avoid the brand these days.

It would have been helpful if you described the noise and mentioned whether it was constant on both FM and AM. Excessive noise isn't unusual on AM due to the inability of the basic circuitry to reject the various sources of interference found in the average home, partly because the AM ferrite rod antenna is usually inside the radio. The average AM radio is highly receptive to receiving and amplifying lots of interference from many sources especially that radiated by fluorescent lighting, cfl bulbs and even nearby mains wiring resulting in a loud hum or buzz.
With the high popularity of FM and the introduction of DAB that has increasing popularity, the development of AM receivers ceased several decades ago.

FM is immune from that type of interference but is by no means able to reject all interference and a powerful signal from an external antenna produces the best result, the best signal to noise ratio.

Assuming the radio isn't faulty, the problem is most likely interference. If the power cord has a ground conductor it is very important it is connected to a good electrically quiet ground. If this isn't possible it could improve things to use an independent ground to the outer conductor of the coax cable to the FM antenna.

JVC Audio... | Answered on Aug 22, 2020

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How do I get the mute off on the car jvc

Pressing the mute button again!

JVC Audio... | Answered on May 29, 2020

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Manual JVC TD-W207

Type: auto reverse, double compact cassette deck

Track System: 4-track, 2-channel stereo

Tape Speed: 4.8 cm/s

Heads: 1 x record/playback, 1 x playback, 1 x erase

Motor: 1 x capstan, 1 x reel, 1 x mechanism

Tape Type: type I, CrO2, Metal

Noise Reduction: B, C

Headroom Extension: HX Pro

Frequency Response: 20Hz to 17kHz (Metal tape)

Signal to Noise Ratio: 73dB (dolby C)

Wow and Flutter: 0.08%

Total Harmonic Distortion: 0.8%

Input: 80mV (line)

Output: 300V (line)

Dimensions: 435 x 133 x 328mm

Weight: 4.9kg

JVC Audio... | Answered on May 01, 2020

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JVC RX884V Can I bypass the overload somehow?

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Jvc KF-R489 is in protecting mode

A fan is not running

JVC Audio... | Answered on Apr 06, 2020

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Does the JVC UX-A4 have aux inputs for a separate turntable to play through amp?

It does have an aux input with two levels but this isn't suitable for a turntable.
A suitable input should have RIAA correction with a sensitivity of just a few millivolts for a magnetic cartridge.

Instruction manual can be found on the link below...

http://resources.jvc.com/Resources/00/00/90/LVT1519-001C.pdf

JVC Audio... | Answered on Apr 03, 2020

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