Standard stereo question
Posted: 22 Aug 2010, 13:17
Hi all
Having a problem with the standard (I think) radio cassette in my 1990 Westy. I always disconnect both the starter and the leisure battery if I am not using the bus for a couple of weeks & in the 3 years I have had the van it has never been a problem. I connect the battery up, re-tune the radio & it works. I have just got the van ready to go away next week & the radio won't tune in & it won't play casettes either, in fact after switching it on non of the buttons do anything. I have popped it out it all the wires in the connector block at the back look ok.
I noticed that there is an orange key symbol on the front of the radio which is making me think that the radio may have a security lock out function. I wondered if my guess about being locked out is right and if so how do you reset it as my manual is in German (which I don't speak). Guess it could just be that the radio is dead. Any help gratefully received as it will be a long run from Brum to the Lakes next week with no radio....
Cheers
Steve
Having a problem with the standard (I think) radio cassette in my 1990 Westy. I always disconnect both the starter and the leisure battery if I am not using the bus for a couple of weeks & in the 3 years I have had the van it has never been a problem. I connect the battery up, re-tune the radio & it works. I have just got the van ready to go away next week & the radio won't tune in & it won't play casettes either, in fact after switching it on non of the buttons do anything. I have popped it out it all the wires in the connector block at the back look ok.
I noticed that there is an orange key symbol on the front of the radio which is making me think that the radio may have a security lock out function. I wondered if my guess about being locked out is right and if so how do you reset it as my manual is in German (which I don't speak). Guess it could just be that the radio is dead. Any help gratefully received as it will be a long run from Brum to the Lakes next week with no radio....
Cheers
Steve