Radio cd player nissan almera does not display enter code

If you are trying to fit this CD player to a different vehicle, then you may find yourself with the Error message of "SECURE". As instead of having a conventional Radio Security Code number, this stereo is electronically paired, or "Married" to the engine management system of the vehicle it came out of using very sophisticated technology.

When it is first powered up, it will communicate with the vehicle, and a message of "WAIT" will appear on the display whilst this process is in operation. If communication has been successfull, it will simply function as normal.

However, if removed and refitted into a different vehicle other than the original one, it will not recognise the encrypted identification of the new car, and will instead display an error message of "SECURE".

This CD player cannot therefore be transferred from one car to another, unless it has first been reset back into its original "Delivery Mode" with the internal memory reprogrammed for use with the new vehicle.

The unit needs to be reprogrammed!

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Look at the bezel around the radio. It just pops off. If it goes up around the instrument panel, look for screws around there. Under the bezel, there will be screws to remove.

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If the battery was disconnected you will need to enter the radio security code to get it working again, see the dealer for details.

The radio on most american vehicles has two fuses powering its functions. Ie--CD player runes but is not amplified. Clock works but not radio. Check all the fuse headings again...ALL FUSE PANELS, there are usually more than one. sometimes 2 panels Inside and under the hood as well

I got the solution from another website and tried it today for this problem. You need to pull the fuse for the radio (slot 5 on my Honda) and for probably over 20 minutes or so. When you do this, the DVD player resets upon re-inserting the fuse. The solution on another website said 1 hour but it didn't take that long, however, I tried pulling the fuse for about 5-10 minutes and it didn't work. There's nothing wrong with the fuse so you don't need to replace it but it just needs to be pulled for a while. Then go to your service record book in your glove compartment and re-enter your radio security code to bring the radio back online.

Make sure that you have 12Vdc at the rear of the Radio and at the CD player. If not check the fuses and repalce if necessary. You will also most likely need to enter a 4 to 10 digit code on your radio to get it to work again.

As far as I know there is no code on a Nissan factory radio. Check the fuses for the radio.

to enter your code when the cd player displays error leave cd player switched on and after 20 mins or so i will display 0000 then you will be able to enter your code this happens when some 1 has entered the wrong code