I recently installed my panasonic cq-c5310u in my car and was working great with my 2 subs and amp but like 3 weeks later the light has turned of the deck and i can't see nothing at night... during the day i can see all the writing and stuff on the deck but it won't light up at nite anyone know if there is a button u gotta hold or something cause i've tried everything... thx
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It could be the dimmer - Press and hold [MENU] (DIM) for more than
2 seconds to change dimmer level setting.
I suppose you tried playing with the display button as well.
Besides these, there's also a decent chance that either the display lamp is not getting power, or that it's out.
That takes taking the thing apart, and you probably don't want to do that. Better take it to a repair shop in that case.
Good luck
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If the lights on your sub box aren't coming on it's either your ground of power wire came loose or the transformer blew. As for the subs, make sure all the connections are good, especially on your RCA wires. If your amp is getting power, then check your speaker connections. Also, make sure to turn the gain know up. The gain knob is located next to the RCA input on the amp. Let me know if this helps.
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I'm pretty sure that there are RCA jacks in the back of the unit for the aux input. Don't have my owners manual so can't really say, but if there is an aux input, there is sure to be some RCA jacks in the back. So if you take the stereo out, look for those jacks then attach a 1/8 "Y" connector. Then route that wire to the front. Then you'll have something to connect your mp3 player to. =)
Yes, if your explorer's stock radio is bigger than the other, just get an adapter kit, walmart, ebay ect., and a wireing harness adapter for that model. Then pull it out and start wiring it up.
The first thing to try is disconnecting ONE of the two subs. See if you get more bass with a single sub than with both. If you do, re-connect the second subwoofer, but reverse the (+) and (-) wires.
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