Trotter Posted June 19, 2008 Report Posted June 19, 2008 Help please My son has put a lot of coins into the tape slot of our 5000RDS. I have removed the radio and I think all of the coins, however the radio is now dead. I have checked the fuse on the back of the radio and this seems ok. Although I did have to replace the fuse for the radio in the main fuse box as this had blown. After numerous google searches and a bit of lost hair (the children love music in the car) I have finally stumbled upon this site, where I hope someone has a miracle cure. Please help. Thanks Mark Quote
Smilge Posted June 20, 2008 Report Posted June 20, 2008 Don't think you'll find a miracle cure Mark and if the fuse has blown and unless it has an in-line fuse you can check then it sounds fried. Have a look on E-Bay for a 6000 series as you can get these at a reasonable price and can play CD's. Quote
Trotter Posted June 20, 2008 Author Report Posted June 20, 2008 Don't think you'll find a miracle cure Mark and if the fuse has blown and unless it has an in-line fuse you can check then it sounds fried. Have a look on E-Bay for a 6000 series as you can get these at a reasonable price and can play CD's. Thanks Bleeno. That is now my conclusion. Flea bay it is then. I dont suppose you know what the phone symbol on the front of the 5000 series means? Thanks Mark Quote
Mirez Posted June 22, 2008 Report Posted June 22, 2008 There is a fuse on the back of the unit itself, which I would meter out to ensure its not blown. If its taken out the main fuse though then one of the coins has shorted out something inside, if that was a PCB then chances are its taken that with it and its not fried. The "PHONE" display indicates that pin 5 on the yellow connector is at ground, this is how a car kit would mute your radio. If you dont have one connected then either there is a coin still in there or that PCB is completly fried as well. I have a 6000 for a galaxy if you need it - PM me :blink: Quote
Trotter Posted June 23, 2008 Author Report Posted June 23, 2008 There is a fuse on the back of the unit itself, which I would meter out to ensure its not blown. If its taken out the main fuse though then one of the coins has shorted out something inside, if that was a PCB then chances are its taken that with it and its not fried. The "PHONE" display indicates that pin 5 on the yellow connector is at ground, this is how a car kit would mute your radio. If you dont have one connected then either there is a coin still in there or that PCB is completly fried as well. I have a 6000 for a galaxy if you need it - PM me :) Thanks Mirez, but I am looking for another 5000 as I've got the cd changer in the boot. Quote
gregers Posted June 23, 2008 Report Posted June 23, 2008 There is a fuse on the back of the unit itself, which I would meter out to ensure its not blown. If its taken out the main fuse though then one of the coins has shorted out something inside, if that was a PCB then chances are its taken that with it and its not fried. The "PHONE" display indicates that pin 5 on the yellow connector is at ground, this is how a car kit would mute your radio. If you dont have one connected then either there is a coin still in there or that PCB is completly fried as well. I have a 6000 for a galaxy if you need it - PM me ;) Thanks Mirez, but I am looking for another 5000 as I've got the cd changer in the boot. if mirez wants to give me his 6000 ill give you my 5000 :D :) :D Quote
Mirez Posted June 23, 2008 Report Posted June 23, 2008 There is a fuse on the back of the unit itself, which I would meter out to ensure its not blown. If its taken out the main fuse though then one of the coins has shorted out something inside, if that was a PCB then chances are its taken that with it and its not fried. The "PHONE" display indicates that pin 5 on the yellow connector is at ground, this is how a car kit would mute your radio. If you dont have one connected then either there is a coin still in there or that PCB is completly fried as well. I have a 6000 for a galaxy if you need it - PM me :wub: Thanks Mirez, but I am looking for another 5000 as I've got the cd changer in the boot. No problems, are you still using the tape player then? I only ask because the 6000CD is compatiable with the changer so you still get your 6 disc unit but also an extra one up front :16: Its in the for sale section now ;) Quote
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