Top 20 Jensen VM9410 Car DVD Player Questions & Answers

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• For this you really need to contact Jensen directly and order one from them. I have the link set to your unit @ Jensen's website http://mobile.jensen.com/search/?sku=VM9410 You don't want to take a chance with some cheap aftermarket cord with a $650usd deck.

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code is either 543210 or 012345 make sure the yellow wire is on a constant power source and the red is connected to ignition on and of course black is ground

try going to audiovox.com and see if they can help you. Audiovox owns Jensen.

The e-brake wire is there for liability reasons. If you're in an accident and there is a video playing, you will probably be liable. Also, it is illegal almost everywhere to have a video playing that can be viewed by the driver. This could get you pulled over and fined. This is why the brake wire is there, so the player knows the vehicle is not moving.

The green parking brake wire from the Jensen unit needs to be connected to chassis ground. This will enable the viewing of DVDs.

You will need an Apple A/V cable to plug into the AUX in the rear of your reciever.
Here is the Owners manual for further info
http://audiovox2.info/docs/common/VM9410/VM9410_OM.pdf

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the code is 012345 12345 or 0123456 or 123456

Good luck.

There should be some sort of indication of the wiring on the unit, sometimes on a label, sometimes moulded into a plastic panel on the back.

Might be power (+)

You will need an Apple AV cable to connect to the rear of your reciever
See page three in the manual for further instruction
http://audiovox2.info/docs/common/VM9410/VM9410_OM.pdf

Hello... sorry to hear you are having a problem. There should be a wire on the back of the headunit that is marked "brake". This wire is usually green or pink. You will need to hook the wire marked "brake" together with the black "ground" wire. This should allow the screen to play without the brake being engaged. If this does not work, let me know and I will give you a sequence route to fix the problem.

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There are two main reasons for this fault. The first one is confused system control section. The second one is weak Laser Pickup Unit Assembly.
Just reset the system first, to rectify if there is any system confution occured. To reset use the tip of a ball point pen to press the reset button hole, can be located at the front right corner of the player. After system reset, the unit will return to its factory default settings. If the reset is done while a DVD is playing the Dvd resumes play once the reset is complete.
Check out if it helps you or not. If not, put a cleaning disc, and play it two or more times. If there is any dust accumulation on the lens of the Laser Picup Unit, this will rectify the probelm.
If this also not rectifies the problem, the Laser Pickup Unit is defective, and needs replacent. Replace it with samy type and number. OK.

Try this first to see if the remote is sending out the signals. Testing remote control: The remote control puts out IR (InfraRed) signal that human eyes cannot see, to find out if the remote is sending out the signal or not you just point the remote at the digital camera's Lens (Digital Camera can detect IR), you should see flashing light on the camera's screen when any one of the remote button is pushed. If you do see the flashing on the camera, then the problem is in the TV IR receiver or the main logic board; more troubleshooting with scope will be needed to look at the signals. http://www.fixya.com/support/r5093881-lcd_flat_panel_tv_troubleshooting_guide http://www.fixya.com/support/r6150077-basic_lcd_monitors_troubleshooting http://www.fixya.com/support/r7406380-tv_training_manuals Failed TV and Monitors: http://s807.photobucket.com/albums/yy352/budm/ Learn about bad caps: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capacitor_plague

yes, it is possible a bad ribbon cable could be causing all of your problems. you will probably have to go to audiovox.com to get a new one.

Are you using professionally recorded CD's, or are you burning your own CD's?

Professionally recorded CD's are very compatible with most CD players because lasers can read them easier with a transparent, silver-like finish on the bottom of the CD. CD-R's that you buy from the store, for the most part, are a darker blue color, and can be difficult for some lasers to read. Try using CD-R's with a lighter, silver-like finish on the bottom.

First, try using a retail, store bought CD to test if the laser can indeed read the CD. If this works, then the above suggestion may prove to be true.

If this does not work, try using a different CD burning application, such as iTunes, Windows Media Player, Nero, CDBurnerXP, etc. I’m happy to help further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/jeremy_69f3cc28d95bf514

DVD's have in them an anti piracy code. If the code from the disk doesn't match with the code from the unit then the unit will refuse to play it. It's impossible to change that code on your unit so you must be sure that all the disks you will try to play have the same region code.

try 123456789.

check the fuse on the back ofthe radio. also chek the radio fuse for the car. make sureyour power connections and your ground is good

In most venues, it is illegal to have a working video display in the driver's field of view; in other words, they have locked access to the display unless the vehicle is not moving. Making a video display available to a driver in a vehicle that is underway is even worse than texting while driving.