What would cause a new car indash DVD player to not power up correctly. The unit recieves power, but...?
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It needs to be reset in order for it to light up. It is wired correctly. Aside from being the unit itself that may not be working correctly, there is a fuse that is found on the yellow battery wire. The fuse seems fine, and the previous indash player worked fine. This is basically what happens: 1. I turn on the car, but the unit does not light up. 2. I hit reset. 3. The unit lights up. 4. I turn off the car. 5. If I turn on the car again, the unit does not light up. 6. I need to hit reset for the unit to turn on. The unit is a model TS-393 (also known as DV-393) made by Avatar Electronics Ltd. You can find the unit on eBay be those model numbers.
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Answer:
It sounds as though your 12 volt accessory (typically a red wire) is not connected properly. This wire is what signals the unit to turn on and off with the vehicle. Either that, or the 12 volt constant wire (typically yellow) is connected to a 12 volt swithed power source. Double check all your wiring - if all wiring is confirmed correct, there may be a problem within the unit itself, but it is impossible to tell with the little information you provided. Additionally, there are certain vehicles (you did not include the make and model of yours) that do not have a 12 volt switched power source behind the radio.
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Your remote wire is not hooked up correctly. I call it the remote wire becaus you use that wire to power up an amp, it is also used to power a electric antenna. So make sure u have the proper voltage and the correct wire. Also, the wire that stays hooked up to the battery at all times is not hooked up it is called the memory wire.
Tim P
Actually my answer is different from those above. The way you explain it, it seems as if you have connected the yellow wire to the accessory wire (usually red on the wire harness). You need to understand that the yellow wire is connected to a hot positive whether or not your car is turned on. It also keeps all of your settings saved. The accessory wire (red on the car harness and also on the unit harness) is only momentarily on ONLY when the car is turned on. Basically, if you have the yellow wire connected to the accessory wire, you are pretty much reseting your radio everytime you turn the car off. Check your wiring, I'm almost positive that is the problem. Check the wiring and get back to us on that. Don't forget to choose the Best Answer! -TORCH
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