Top 20 JVC AM FM CD DET FACE CAR STEREO Questions & Answers

your accessory power for the radio is on the wrong circuit,wish the red wire of the radio

I suggest you ensure the ground is made to a sensible ground point and the supplies are also good and the antenna is also properly grounded and then monitor the supply voltage and the current consumed by the radio until it begins to distort. If the voltage and current remain steady the fault is either local interference or inside the radio, probably in the tuner. If the current climbs and the voltage remains steady the fault is likely in the audio section...

Contact JVC customer service please.

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Did you verify it has 12 volts on it's main power wire? Make sure the ground connection is good?

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Are you a technical person? If so, reply. Otherwise it is advisable to take it to a service center.

Instructions

1. • 1Remove the faceplate around your stereo. Slip a flat object under the edge and gently pry it up. A flat-head screwdriver works well. There will be clips holding the faceplate in place, so feel for them. You may need to move your faceplate up or down to slide it out of position.
   • 2 Find and remove any screws holding the stereo in place.
   • 3 Slide the stereo component out far enough to see the label on top of the stereo. Write down the model and serial numbers of your car stereo component.
   • 4 Locate your VIN number at the base of the front window, driver side. If you can't read your VIN off the window, you will have it on your proof of insurance and title as well. Write it down.
   • 5 Locate your car manufacturer's toll-free Customer Service number and call them. Click on the link in the Resource section of this article and find your car manufacturer's toll-free number.
   • 6 Call the number and let customer service know you need your stereo code and have the vehicle's VIN number, as well as the model and serial numbers off the stereo. They will provide you with the code. If you are unsure how to input the code, be sure to ask for support at this time.

You would have to reach out directly to your GMC dealership for a schematic for your car.

This answer is found on page 16 of manual. goto BT mode and Press and hold [MENU]. Select [BLUETOOTH]-> [DELETE PAIR]->[PHONE NAME]-> [DELETE YES]->DELETED!

If you have a JVC in your car now, you will need the extraction keys that were given with the radio. (thin sheet metal keys) that allow radio to be removed. They can be purchased by calling JVC once you know model or reach out to installer who might have them available.

Your CD may not be music CD. Some car radio doesn't accept MP3 or WMV files. Change it to a good radio such as JVC car radio.

This is not a question for JVC but more for GMC. On the JVC radio side, if it can be controlled via steering wheel, you will see a blue with yellow stripe cable that states [STEERING WHEEL]. Not all radios can adapt to steering wheels controls.

The best advice for a quick solution is for you to look at your fuse box. It should indicate right there what fuse is for the radio. If not, look at all of the fuses and replace the one that is blown.

MISWIRING OR CHKWIRING is displayed when there is a DC offset voltage detected at the speaker terminals ('+' and '-').

This is normally caused by connecting a '+' or '-' speaker wire to either GND or Vcc (+12V).

1. Collect cable not being used and make sure they are tapped off and reset

2. Remove a connected cable one at a time and press RESET

3. If after a cable removal and reset the error goes away, last cable removed was fault. Examine cable for short.

4. If you remove and reset all cables except for (RED, YELLOW, and BLACK) and you stilll have error, the short is internal of unit and requires service

The instruction book can be downloaded from books.jvc.com.

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I am confused with your question. All JVC radios have extraction keys given to remove if you are trying to uninstall.

What is the model of the JVC radio? What is the "code" that you are seeing?

Press and hold SEL until menu appears Using the scan button (FWD/REV), select Clock H Using the volume knob, set the value Using the scan button (FWD/REV), select Clock M Using the volume knob, set the value Press SEL to save and exit