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Posted on Jul 23, 2009

Kenwood KRC-x858 stuck halfway between closed and open

I have a KRC-X858 in my car, and at the moment its stuck between the closed and open positions. the only thing that ive found is that when i remove the display/faceplate that it closes back up only to return to the half-open/half-closed position when i reinsert it.

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Have the exact same problem. I called the Kenwood tech line and the tech reported that the ribbon cableKenwood KRC-x858 stuck halfway between closed and  - 2_bing.gif is probably broke. It is the flex cable between the head unit and the rotating face plate. He said it's not an expensive fix but we would need to mail it to a service center if you're like me and not near one. I just replaced mine with a new unit. It was about time anyways.

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