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Radio Malfunction
92 Honda Acura. Turning on the radio from the knob doesn't light any lights or make anything else work. Turning it off, or hitting the eject button won't eject the cassette adapter that I use for XM & MP3 players. Hitting the FM button won't turn on the radio. It acts like it's not getting electricity but the antenna motor is on the same fuse and *it* works. And the "clean" light was on until I reset it. I read another post on this group that mentioned another fuse under the hood. Is there one? Where? Any possibility that this fuse, if blown, could make the the radio/cassette/etc. not work/light up while allowing the "clean" light and antenna to work? TIA, -Scott |
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On Mar 26, 6:04 pm, "SMcK" > wrote:
> 92 Honda Acura. > -Scott Oops. Brain malfunction. I meant Accord, not Acura. :P -Scott |
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On Mar 26, 6:06 pm, "SMcK" > wrote:
> On Mar 26, 6:04 pm, "SMcK" > wrote: > > > 92 Honda Acura. > -Scott > > Oops. Brain malfunction. I meant Accord, not Acura. :P > > -Scott I found the fuse ubder the hood and pulled it. It looks fine. After reinserting it I had to enter the security code on the radio because I had killed power to it. It's obviously getting sufficient power to show the "code" display on the LED display and accept the security code. It still wont eject the cassette adapter, nor register that the cassette is inserted by showing the "tape" LED display. I've tried jiggling, pushing the cassette adapter to no avail. Any ideas? -Scott |
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> I found the fuse ubder the hood and pulled it. It looks fine. After
> reinserting it I had to enter the security code on the radio because I > had killed power to it. It's obviously getting sufficient power to > show the "code" display on the LED display and accept the security > code. It still wont eject the cassette adapter, nor register that the > cassette is inserted by showing the "tape" LED display. I've tried > jiggling, pushing the cassette adapter to no avail. > > Any ideas? > > -Scott Pull the unit remove the top and see if you can carefully release the tape mechanism to retrieve the tape. It sounds like power is not getting to one part of the radio maybe from a broken solder joint at the multi-pin connector. Has there been some work done recently and maybe left a short somewhere under the dash? Of course it could be just that as it is the OEM head unit (just guessing here) and it is 15 years old it has given up the ghost. Chris |
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Radio Malfunction
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