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2002 harley davidson am-fm cassette radio

The battery on my electra-glide went dead this winter, from sitting. Jumped with a charger, at 40 amps.Now every function on the radio is working, but no sound comes out of the speakers, except for a low static sound. Is this a small repair bill or should I find a new radio? I am experiencing exactly the same problem. Battery went bad over the winter. Jumped it at 40 amps and get the speakers to hum but no radio. I replaced the battery, as it was bad, but still the hum and no sound. Any ideas? DE in Iowa

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First I would try driving it a few times to see if the battery will charge completely up and the problem will go away, if it doesn't, then you may just have something fried from starting it. You may also try hooking a different battery to it. If anything, take it to an electronics store and have them check it over if none of the above work and they will be able to narrow it down well enough for you. I know that this has happened on multiple bikes so I will see if I can see anything else that might have fixed this problem. Let me know if you have any other questions

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    Benjamin Patri Jun 05, 2008

    It seems that the high amps fried the radio most likely or if you are lucky just one internal component. Look for a blown capacitor to start with and see what you find. Next time I recommend a low slow charge instead of jumping the bike. If a capacitor is blown, this will be pretty cheap, so take a look.

    When charging, you should charge at 8-10 amps and the volts are what you need to start the bike.

    Let me know of any further questions that you may have


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Did you try doing a hard reset to the device

  • Anonymous Jun 05, 2008

    Its a very simple issue all you need to do is that open the set and replace the battery with a rechargeable capability, it will be resolved,.

    Regards
    Maanita


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This is not the battery problem sir

  • Anonymous Jun 05, 2008

    this is due to some fault of inner components that u need to replace. it wont cost u more sir

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