I need a radio user manual for my Isuzu KB250 2018 model. My BT Audio connection is not functioning after working properly previously

To set your Craig electronic FM radio, clock, and iPod dock to the iPod dock, you will need to follow these steps:

1. Connect your iPod to the dock using the appropriate cable.
2. Press the "Mode" button on the radio until the "iPod" option is selected. The display should show "iPod" on the screen.
3. Press the "Play/Pause" button on the radio or on the iPod to start playing music from the iPod.
4. If the radio keeps switching between AM radio and clock and not to iPod, check the settings to ensure that the iPod is selected as the source.
5. Check the connection between the iPod and the dock to ensure that it is secure and properly connected.
6. Check the battery level on the iPod and make sure that it has enough power to function.
7. If the problem persists, check the user manual for your Craig electronic FM radio, clock, and iPod dock. The manual should have specific instructions for setting the device to play music from the iPod.
8. If you do not have a manual, you may be able to find one online by searching for the model number of your device.
9. If you are still unable to set the device to play music from the iPod, you may need to contact Craig customer service or a technician for assistance.

Hi,
Check that the equalizer settings are what you want when you are playing audio using a BT connection.
The user manual states that the settings are memorized for each source i.e. tuner, BT and CD, which I assume means that it can be set differently for each input type to suit what you want

That looks like it MIGHT be in a vehicular carriage?

Google

year make model radio manual

or if an aftermarket audio device

make model manual

all such devices need a proper FM aerial to get the FM signal. This is normally wired to the back window.

Make your son undo what he did. Or better yet take some time, google search to download the manual familiarize yourself with the functions of your stereo and (most likely unpair phone or some mute setting).

https://fccid.io/PVB-EMJE083/User-Manual/Users-Manual-3358270.iframe


It may be difficult to replace a battery. Check that the cable is properly connect to charge it.


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you need a glove box owners book

not sure if sanyo was a factory fit
is it either of these
2001 model Isuzu radio

is your radio bt capable, if so all should have to do is turn bt on from mobile device and scan radio should be on and near the pairing device at that time.

Ok, I have a Sony MEX BT 2600. To pair my phone to the radio, I had to press and hold the BT button for 5 seconds until it flashes, then I have to search for devices on my phone. Xplod comes up. When it does, pair the two and use code 0000. That should do it. Also make sure the BT icon is showing, meaning it is activated for the Sony to connect. When conncted, the radio should show a phone icon for the BT Phone segment of the radio, and then another icon for the BT Audio, both should what looks like radio waves coming off of them, meaning the two devices are connected and recognizing each other.

The settings changed because when the battery died it was like resetting the unit. It seems that the problem is with the radio, not the car. Read over your owners manual to see if there are any setting you need to put back in. I can't remember off the top of my head what those settings would be. You can always push the reset button again and see if it clears up your problem, but you would also be clearing out all the previous settings. Sometimes you must have a device connected to the aux input for the radio to detect that there is something on it. Again, checking in your owners manual will tell you if there is anything you must do. Most problems of this nature will require a professional technician to figure out. I could do it myself if I had your radio on my test bench, but that is a little out of the question since I live in the US, and you are in Canada.
The reset button is the very small button that can only be pressed with the tip of an ink pen or something that small. It is on the display just right of the "6" preset button. If you have a security code on the radio, you will need it to turn the radio back on again. I can tell you how to clear the code if you need it, so don't reset the unit until I tell you how to clear the code. You don't want to go without any sounds at all.

If your car is not outputting the proper voltage from the alternator it could be causing the radio to not function properly, so check to make sure you have about 14 volts with the car running.

Most likely it is a problem with the radio, maybe the microprocessor.

Hope this helps,

Dave