20 Most Recent Nakamichi CD-35z CD Changer Questions & Answers

Come on, someone, pleeeeease???

It's driving me crazy.

Purchase a new battery I think there's something wrong with it. Did you check the battery's output with a multimeter?

hold the reset button for 20 secons the it should be fine

if you have an amp hooked up they may use the radio wire to the amp to sync your whatever your deck is hooked up to with your cd deck

Hi, great unit! Looks like it has a 14pin connection at the back. Here is a link to the wire pinouts. Good luck!
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Go to Pioneer's website and look up your model number.
Yes, you need your model number.
You should be able to find a user's manual there.

Knowing newer Pioneer's, with the power off, press and hold the function button until a menu comes up, then press to advance to clock settings.

the red wire and yellow wires are crossed simple fix once radio is off

The CD player muigt be able to rescue by a reset top factory settings, mostly available in your manual, the cassette deck i think needs to be repaired.

There is adjustment for bass, mid and treble. Access this by pressing the button to the right of the volume knob. I leave mine set at +1/2, -3, +2 . I also set LOUD on which is done by holding the same button down. With these settings everything sounds pretty spot on, occasionally need to adjust the bass up/down and treble dependant upon the CD.

be more specific. what area of the car?

May be a bad solder on board inside stereo.

Not really familiar with this one but most will have a very small hole somewhere on the front of the machine near the opening. A straightened paper clip pushed into the hold should open the tray.

Sub is blown ...... No doubt about it

Google it or try eBay.