Aiwa Recent Questions, Troubleshooting Help & Support

My daughter had same issue with her Aiwa car radio. removing and replacing the radio power fuse made it happy and it has been so for nearly a year.

On a 24-hour clock, 8 AM is 0800. 2000 is 8 PM. Obviously, you have managed to set the clock with an offset of 12 hours or have the wrong time zone. Some systems may use Universal Time (UTC) with the 24 hour clock. To find a local time in the military time, you add 12 to the hour for any time after noon. Thus 2 PM = 1400 and 4 PM = 1600. To convert from UTC, try this converter: https://www.worldtimeserver.com/current_time_in_UTC.aspx . I hope you can reset your clock with this information. Cindy Wells

This is a reach, but is the button pusher , the plastic piece that pushes the tact switch worn down and not actuating the switch? Have you tried a ceramic driver with the case open and actuating the physical switch instead of the button on the case to verify. My razer mouse had the same issue , it took me a week poking around to realize the button pusher was worn. Super glued a piece of rubber to the worn pusher and its working fine to this day

Disc trays are often driven by a elastic belt system. These belts fall off, break, or turn into a gooy mess! They can be easily replaced though. You can find a selection of cheap belts on E-Bay, mostly from China. One should fit. If has turned into a gooy mess handle it with care. It's not dangerous, but it makes a real mess on carpets and clothes and your hands!

Could be low-grade electronic components used, less than 1% tolerance values, or the crystal time-base, a precise clock-pulse generator, needs calibration. Recommend to get it checked by electronics wizard.

Have you trapped wire or something near the hook mechanism stopping it from getting full travel when the button's pressed? The nice people at HiFiengine have a service manual for the deck, free you just need to join. HTH Aiwa AD F660 Manual 3 Head Stereo Cassette Deck HiFi Engine

I have the same stereo system as the one below. Please, where can I find the fuse inside.