Just bought this pontoon, I checked all fuses, when I push reset by cd player, it tries to eject a cd. ( so radio has power ) but I can not get it to turn on.
SOURCE: installing my radio
You can download the manual for installation and operation from the following link: http://www.clarion.com/us/en/products/2006/audio/source_units/cd/DXZ865MP/us-en-product-pf_1134643389122.html Please update the question & let us know if the information was useful for you - good luck!
SOURCE: clarion DXZ645MP
I have now gone through 3 of these units and encountered that exact same issue. The first came from a Tweeter store, the second from Ebay, and arrived with a CD stuck in it (I returned it), and the third from Ebay, ad that one just broke last week. It clicks when I try to load a CD. The only reason that I kept buying them is because I have an old BMW, and the black face and orange/amber illumination match my interior exactly. I am trying to contact Clarion, but the 'support' link on the site is not active. I tried to remove the stuck CD from the first unit to no avail. Basically, it is broken, and even if you remove the CD, the load/eject mechanism is broken and you can no longer play a CD in that unit.
SOURCE: kent
did you try resetting it? I'm not sure if that works but its a shot. The reset button is a pin-hole next to the 123456 buttons
SOURCE: Clarion M5675 won't turn on
Take the stereo all the way out and hook the black wire to the negative terminal and the yellow and the red wire to the positive terminal on a charged car battey. If it still does not turn on you may have fuse in the back of the deck. If not it's probably fried.
SOURCE: Hi there, I have a Clarion radio/CD player that
There are usually two options
1...See if you can tease the jammed CD out through the slot using another (old) CD
If not
2...The player will have to removed from the dashboard and opened up to remove the jammed CD.
Make sure you have the Security Code before removing the player.
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If you do not have the code then POST ANOTHER QUESTION
quoting the radio
MAKE+MODEL plus ALL the LETTERS+NUMBERS on ANY LABELS ,BARCODES or STAMPED IN
THE METAL CASING
note: Unfortunately not all radios can be decoded using the
Serial Number
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