My MP5620 plays a cd, radio, aux for a few minutes then kicks out. It then crackles and sounds like it is trying to play, but doesn't. Speakers are fine, just seems to be the player. Any suggestions?
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you must test the power supply faulty a) by rizo , filter, diode, resistor. b) block from DAC, buffer, TRAnsistors, c) speakers some of them faulty or cracking. se the diagram attached
you must check the wiring it looks like some wire are damaged their connection to check the wiring you need the wiring diagram which will help you to locate the problem go to the given link you can get the diagram from the link it's a safe and secure link http://toolsnyou.com/
Is there a cd inside of the cd mechanism? If there is, you can try resetting the radio. If that doesn't work, try disconnecting the battery for a few minutes.
are you using an amplifier? if so, it sounds like you are using the blue wire (antenna remote) instead of the blue/white wire (amp remote turn on) to turn your amp on. the antenna remote turns off when leaving tuner mode.
OK, this is just a suggestion, without analysing the unit myself.
From my experience with these type of units, it is usually overheating of the IC's on the circuit board. You can do another test just to double check. Turn the unit off, unplug it from the wall supply for about 10 minutes. Then plug the unit back in and turn it on. Now turn the volume very high, without the speakers starting to distorted, where you can still hear a clear sound.
Now, if this is an IC overheating, the sound should start distorting and cutting out. This is actually a very common occurrence with these types of players as well as receivers in general.
Try the above, let me know what happens.
Also, please do not hesitate to let me know if you need any further assistance.
Try turning the volume lowwer on the mp3 player and higher on the head unit. The radio is trying to amplify an amplified sound which is why you are getting distortion.
Make sure the headphones are powered off. If you press the CD/AUX button twice the headphone symbol should disappear and it will play through the car speakers.
I dont know if this will work for the mp, but for my jensen 2010x ,while it is on, you press on the (disp) button for 5 seconds untill the clock starts flashing, then on the FF to set minutes and the rewind button to set hours. I literally spent 2 hours playing with it till i figured this out!!!
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