20 Most Recent Jensen CD4610 CD Player Questions & Answers

im not sure if its just newer cars only or most cars but some have whats called a courtesy fuse probley located under your hood. check that fuse. easiest way to locate that fuse is just by calling plymouth and ask, another way to check to make sure if your cd player works in that car is to connect your yellow constant wire with your red power wire and see if the player works if so you could probley leave it like that but when you turn off your car you would lose all your settings and such like the time setting therefore it is not recomended, give it a try good luck

Wiring Diagram / Color Codes
1. Power Antenna (dark blue wire) - Connect to power antenna or amplifier.
2. Ground (black wire) - Connect to ground terminal or clean, unpainted part of chassis.
3. Memory/Battery (yellow wire) - Connect to battery or 12 volt power source that is always on. The radio will not work if this wire is not connected.
4. Accessory/Ignition (red wire) - Connect to existing radio wire or radio fuse.
5. Left front speaker - White/Black is negative, White is positive
6. Right front speaker - Gray/Black is negative, Gray is positive
7. Left rear speaker - Green/Black is negative, Green is positive
8. Right rear speaker - Violet/Black is negative, Violet is positive
9. RCA Outputs to Amplifier - Black is front, Gray is rear
10. Auxiliary Input Cable
11. Subwoofer Output
12. Antenna
13. CD Changer

The manual is available here:
http://diversesolutions.org/files/CD4610.pdf

The wiring diagram is under the section Wiring.
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batterys low

what kind of vehicle is it?

The yellow wires on back one has a white cap the other has a red cap those are the input wires you need to buy the cord that goes from a red and white RCA jack to a 3.5mm headphone jack

That wire is an unused spare

The yellow wires on back one has a white cap the other has a red cap those are the input wires you need to buy the cord that goes from a red and white RCA jack to a 3.5mm headphone jack

This happened to me too--with the same unit. I finally took it apart and found that the volume up button was shot. The tiny piece of metal that makes electronic contact had actually snapped in the middle causing contact to be made at random by bumps rattles or just about anything. Since the unit automatically comes on when the volume button is pressed, even turning it off was ineffective. So...I unsoldered one of the buttons that I never used much and soldered it where the broken volume button had been. I'm no expert, so I was rather surprised when the unit worked after i reattached it in my dash. Anyways, it was a cheap fix for a cheap--and poorly made deck. good luck

check for power on both the red and yellow wires with the key on. If both have power either the radio needs a reset or the radio is defective..

This is Caused by a Bad Ground. Locate the Ground Wire for the Stereo and ReRoute the Ground to a Better spot on the Body.Please Rate my Response, I need all the Help That I can Get! Thanks!

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if u got an amplifier, make sure u replace the fuse with a higher amp fuse, If the face for the detatchable deck got some kinda liquid, use compressed air to clean it a little bit, make sure alternator is charging and if ur car is not running then make it run to keep the battery chargin, :)

1998 new, well, okay, u will need to have an philips screw driver and remove part of ur AC Buttons panel from undearneath there should be some screws remove them all, from top and bottom, and the see if the panel is loose enough to remove it, and then u ll be able to see the screws that hold the Deck. and i believe what u need to do now, (remove the wiring and install the adapter and ur new CD Player)

this happens all the time, instead of getting CD-Rs, try getting the CD-R Music, they are specially made to be played on CD players, I buy these all the time and they work in every CD player.

By no means is this a solution, only a comment - Internal Amplifier is bad. Check your wiring before installing another unit.

probably yes....i have had an experience on that problem...but after replacing my battery...everythings back to normal..