Jensen Radio Communications - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

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Try 0000. Its a pretty common pairing code

I need more info on this. What type of tuner and receiver? Is the tuner plugged into the headphone jack on the tv? If you have a tuner for tv that tunes in channels 2,3,5,12,25,60 etc that would be an older tuner that used the older NTSC standard. Tv stations now broadcast using ATSC, channel 4,1, 4.2 etc.

I don't know much about marine radios. I am a ham radio operator, but they are much the same, if you do not hear any static (with squelch control turned down), then I suspect you are correct about the antenna. It could be the antenna itself, or the coax line to it, or the connection point at the radio or at the antenna. You're stuck without being able to remove it. If you do and find nothing at the radio, you'll need to check the connection at the antenna etc. Good luck.

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Hold botton down until it flashes blue AND then red it will continue To flash now pair ur headset

CHANGE POWER POINTS OR USE A SIMPLE TESTER OK,MATRICK.

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take off the bottom cover ,find the volume switch on the outside then find it on the inside.Now get some WD-40 and spray the control on the inside with a very,very light squirt of WD - 40. Let it set for a while then try it.It should work.

Absolutely. The frequencies are assigned by service (e.g GMRS), not by individual radio.

get it from www.jensen.com download the manual is free.

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Try holding the menu key down for a few seconds, you should see a picture of a key or padlock.

Wiring a fridge thermostat typically involves connecting the thermostat to the power source and the compressor. Here's a general guide for wiring a 3-pin thermostat:

1. Identify the Pins: The thermostat will typically have three pins labeled 4, 6, and 3.
2. Connect the Power Source: Pin 4 is usually the common (C) terminal, which connects to the power source. This could be the live wire from your electrical supply.
3. Connect the Compressor: Pin 6 is often the normally open (NO) terminal, which connects to the compressor. This allows power to flow to the compressor when the temperature rises above the set threshold.
4. Ground Connection: Pin 3 is commonly the ground (GND) terminal. This should be connected to the ground wire for safety purposes.