Need location of internal battery

Hello

I will give you a full rundown on how to install the cd changer;

Disconnect the car battery.

Run the cable from the Jensen changer to the back of your dashboard. Depending where you mount the changer, you might want to hide the cable under the carpet or run it along the door panel. Take some time before you mount the changer to figure out what is the best way to run the cable for your situation.

Remove your deck and the dashboard around it to access the back of the deck.

Locate the antenna lead plugged in to the back of your deck. Unplug it.

Find a good space to mount the FM modulator behind the dash and close enough to the deck to connect the antenna lead. You can secure the modulator to the inside of your dash by using two sided Velcro tape and place it where you need. Plug the antenna lead into the modulator's "Antenna In."

Connect the FM modulator to your deck by plugging the "Antenna Out" lead off the modulator to the antenna in on your deck.

Connect the two power cables from the modulator to your car's power. One lead goes to a constant source of power and one connects to a switched 12-volt power source.

Ground the modulator by running the black wire to an exposed screw. Wrap the wire around the screw and tighten it down so the wire doesn't come loose.

Reinstall your deck and dashboard.

Find a spot on your dash to mount the display unit. You can get creative and cut a hole in your dash and mount it that way or you can use Velcro tape and place it on your dash that way. Make sure it is close enough to the driver's seat so it can be accessed without having to reach too far. If there are loose wires hanging from under the dash you will want to tuck them under the dash and wrap them with wire ties.

If your Golf is the premium sound model here is the list:
2001 Volkswagen Golf Car Radio Wiring Schematic for Monsoon Audio
Car Radio Battery Constant 12v+ Wire: Plug #3, Pin #7
Car Radio Accessory Switched 12v+ Wire: Plug #3, Pin #4
Car Radio Ground Wire: Plug #3, Pin #8
Car Radio Illumination Wire: Plug #3, Pin #6
Car Stereo Dimmer Wire: N/A
Car Stereo Antenna Trigger Wire: N/A
Car Stereo Amp Trigger Wire: N/A
Car Stereo Amplifier Location: N/A
Car Audio Front Speakers Size: N/A
Car Audio Front Speakers Location: N/A
Left Front Speaker Positive Wire (+): Plug #2, Pin #5
Left Front Speaker Negative Wire (-): Plug #2, Pin #6
Right Front Speaker Positive Wire (+): Plug #2, Pin #3
Right Front Speaker Negative Wire (-): Plug #2, Pin #4
Car Audio Rear Speakers Size: N/A
Car Audio Rear Speakers Location: N/A
Left Rear Speaker Positive Wire (+): Plug #2, Pin #7
Left Rear Speaker Negative Wire (-): Plug #2, Pin #8
Right Rear Speaker Positive Wire (+): Plug #2, Pin #1
Right Rear Speaker Negative Wire (-): Plug #2, Pin #2
Signal for Anti-Theft Alarm System Wire: Plug #3, Pin #1
Data Link Connector (DLC) K-Wire: Plug #3, Pin #3
Battery Supply Constant 12v+ Wire for Anti-Theft System (SAFE): Plug #3, Pin #5
CD Changer Data In Wire: Plug #1, Pin #13
CD Changer Data Out Wire: Plug #1, Pin #14
CD Changer Clock Wire: Plug #1, Pin #15
CD Changer Constant Battery 12v+ Wire: Plug #1, Pin #16
CD Changer Control Signal Wire: Plug #1, Pin #17
CD Changer Ground Wire: Plug #1, Pin #18
CD Changer Left Line Out Wire: Plug #1, Pin #19
CD Changer Right Line Out Wire: Plug #1, Pin #20

probably cd stuck in it good luck getting it out best bet car radio store

The radio requires TWO battery feeds.

One is a permanent battery feeding the code and station memory

The other is the main one  via the Ignition Switch 

In addition to the 8 obvious bolts there are 4 more under the gearcase insulator holding the gearcase to the housing. I looked at a schematic for the 18V recip saw and that is all I saw. Have you tried the Hitachipowertools.com website for the schematic? Let me know if you still have trouble.

Hi Janet,

If you get back to me with your email address I will scan the schematics and email them to you.

Regards
Alan Hood
ami-man
UK
[email protected]

hi there is a repair kit for this unit.
please see: http://carradiospares.co.uk/repair-8619001490-p-256.html


mark

Hi KathyKate

If you are still having the same problem with your denon UD-M50 I might be able to help. I have fixed a number of them in the past and have the necessary maintenance manual and knowledge of a company that can supply spare parts. Disassembly looks very complex, especially when the problem is with the carousel but once you have an understanding of the mechanism it's not that difficult. Care should be taken when manually removing and reloading the disc trays as damage can result to the 'Teeth' alongside each. Spare trays are available. All my repairs involved the removal of the carousel mechanism in order to align the trays. I can copy the relevant sections of the manual dealing with the re-alignment which is critical but again if followed exactly you should have no trouble. If you respond with an Email address, I will be only too pleased to forward you the schematics etc.

Regards Ibbotsnm

The battery should be located next to an IC on the left hand side of the main circuit board.
It looks like a coin standing on it's side, have a blue rim
and it'll say (or should say) ELNA 0127 5.5v

try replacing the internal battery