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Re: Replaceed touch panel on kenwood ddx3035bt now won't...
You may want to check and make sure all cables have a secure connection. Sometimes you may have one that is slightly crooked and not making a proper connection.
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Contact a Kenwood dealer and give him the information asked for which will be model and serial number and proof of ownership along with photo ID and a utility bill in your name
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Please follow the below mentioned steps to resolve the i 1. Press the "Clock" or "Time of Day" key on your Kenmore microwave's control panel.
2. Push the number keys to input the time. For example, "945" or "0945" equals "9:45" on the display. If you have a microwave with a 24-hour rather than 12-hour clock, also set the time of day: touch "Enter/Start" or "Start" on the panel and then push "1" for "AM" or "2" for "PM."
3. Touch "Clock" or "Time of Day" again, "Enter/Start" or just "Start" to save the setting.
It's likely the power amp is faulty. However if you can't get in touch with Kenwood, then take it to another repair shop or go back to the other and tell them you can't get in touch with Kenwood and could they have a look at it anyway.
The password can be entered by setting the arrow buttons, if u know the password, or get kenwood to give their default password and check that the touch screen is not getting grounded, 'cos that's when it goes apparently, dead...sodeep
You may have a short in a speaker. Check to see that the wire terminals on the speaker itself aren't touching any metal. Even 1 terminal touching metal will cause issues. Hope this helps.
You need to confirm that you have sufficient B+ and remote turn-on voltage.
With your multimeter set to DC volts, the black meter lead on the ground terminal of the amp and the head unit on (so the amp will have remote voltage applied), touch the red lead alternately to the B+ and remote terminals of the amp. If the voltage is below ~11 volts, you need to check the wiring feeding whichever line is too low.
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