Question about Clarion DXZ555MP CD Player
I'm sorry to say, but you damaged the radios power supply. You blew out a capacitor or a solid state device. These radios cannot take even an instant reversal of power, as it takes micro seconds to blow something solid state out. This radio, you will probably have to replace. Good Luck
Posted on Jul 01, 2007
but does the rest of the radio? No display. No sound.
It does not have to smell or burn my friend, transistors and IC's can pop in an instant, and without warning. You will need to have this looked at by a pro I'm fraid, unless you know how to trouble shoot solid state printed circuit boards. But like I said before, most of the time these auto radios are not worth repairing. The cost for labor and parts make these radios throw aways.
If you live near an ABC warehouse, or a circuit city, a lot of those stores have Sony, or Pioneer, and JVC and even a lot of them will instal the unit for you as part of the cost of the radio. You should be able to get one for les then 200 bucks
Well thats a good thing. These are things we thought you would have checked already my friend, as you are suppose to check your final installations with the vehicle running!
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Use a wrench to remove the negative and positive battery cables: They are clearly labeled "+" and "-." Always remove the negative cable first, as this isolates the power to the metal parts of your car. Tuck the cables away from the battery as you don't want them to accidentally touch a battery terminal when you're wiring your alternator.
Locate the alternator terminals. There are two: one marked "live," "pos" or "+" and the other marked "neg," "field" or "-."
Locate the two cables. The positive (red) cable goes to your battery via a wire loom or harness. The negative (black) cable attaches to a metal part of your car.
Check how the cables attach to the alternator terminals. Some connect using eyelets that hook over the terminal and tighten with a bolt; others connect by inserting the wire under the terminal and tightening a bolt.
Loosen the two bolts using a suitable-sized wrench or, if the cables connect using eyelets, remove the bolts.
Insert the exposed end of the negative (black) cable under the loosened bolt on the negative terminal of the alternator, then tighten the bolt. If the cable has an eyelet, hook it over the terminal and screw the bolt back in place and tighten using a wrench.
Insert the exposed end of the positive (red) cable under the loosened bolt on the positive terminal of the alternator, then tighten the bolt. If the cable has an eyelet, hook it over the terminal and screw the bolt back in place and tighten using a wrench.
Replace the positive battery cable on the positive battery terminal using a wrench. Replace the negative battery cable on the negative battery terminal.
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But the eject button works
No display and no sound but it didnt smell like burned or smoke.
What cd radio you think is better i will spen like 200 only do you know which are the best?
I live in Puerto Rico I know how to install the radios. But you dont know a specific model?
Hey I connected it now and it worked. Then I discconected and plug it again and it didnt go on again
I already found the problem the battery was low of power
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