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Oh wow If you can help this gal, cookies for all! lol.
Can I use a Pioneer SX 205 as my reciever for XM. If so, how the heck do you program it to channel zero? As long as I'm asking, this is taken directly form XM ordering sire...can someone friggin decode? "You can display your Radio ID by tuning your radio to channel 0, one down from XM Preview. Please check your ID code carefully. The letters "I", "O", "S", and "F" are not used. "
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Hello,
There is a couple ways you can do this.
1.you can use the maufacture remote control, or if you dont have one you would need a universal.
2.If your receiver is hidden, or behind closed doors than you will need a radio frequency capable universal remote
Check the area where the fuse was...it's usually marked on the board or next to the fuse holder. Check the size also, 2 types 5x20mm or 1/4x1 1/4 in. Usually slow blow.
may be Output transistors are blown on one side. NTE replacement P/N =
NTE2329 & 2328. They are about $10 ea. You'll have to take an Ohm
meter to figure out which one is shorted.
Check the final output relays first. They are mechanical and have been known to fail after so many cycles. The click you hear about 3 seconds after you push the power button are those relays.
Have you checked your wiring connections? Wires could possibly be touching each other making it short out and giving you that "Overload". If not that then I would say it could possibly be a fuse that has gone bad inside. ??? Just some suggestions. The reason I say that it could be the wiring is because when I hook up a system and the wires accidently touch each other it overloads the system past a certain volume. Again I would check my wires first and move on from there.
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