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no every maker has their own plugs...you cant take a pioneer and hook up to a alpine using the same plugs,,,unless you splice into the wirse on the plug and find wich one is hot..ground..etc........
Well, I have just had the same problem with the same model.
I had a look inside and it turned out in my case that the din socket that connects the multichanger to the head unit had one pin that had failed, (the power 12V).
I had to go through every pin, one by one and found that the 12V was present on the lead coming from the head unit, but was not making its way to the board. It had failed within the socket surprisingly.
So I wired in a new, fused 12V feed to the circuit board, and hey presto, everything came back to life!
I thought I would just add this in case anyone ever searches for this problem in the future.
Jb
Hi this cd changer is actually connected via a cable to the source unit the cable is called a C-BUS I have attached a link to the manual which has some useful trouble shooting tips along with a full installation guide so you check that it is installed correctly, hope this helps
http://www.clarion.com/us/en/MungoBlobs/165/451/DC625,1.pdf
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