Kenwood KDC-C512FM No power to unit after replacing car battery?
Is there an in-line fuse or something that I can check? car's fuses are all good, or so says my mechanic. how do I get the CD's out of the changer without power, assuming no one knows how to fix my problem.... Thanks!
I have a KDC-C512FM changer as well and already have it installed in my car to work with my stock radio. However I just bought a brand new Kenwood cd tuner (KDC-X890) and would like to know if all I have to do is purchase a new DIN extension cable in order for it to work with my changer? Thanks!
lwarrior66
December 2006
There's a fuse on the back of your head unit. You will need to pull it out and replace it.
The reason for changing battery? A little more info might make it easier to locate the problem. CD-Changers have an inline fuse if its aftermarket.
The power supply to your Cd changer is a constant 12 volts run directly to your battery. The radio meerly turns on the controls to it. You should be able to remove the cd's without radio power.
Mitchboogie
July 2005
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