20 Most Recent Aiwa CDC-MP3 CD Player Questions & Answers

I suspect you have an auxiliary factory amplifier. Contact this company at the link for installation information. Shop Car Stereos

its because of data memory corrupt.. u might need to flast your memory of ur cd player

You may download a copy of the manual here.

two reasons why CD/DVD players will not read
1. the optical lens is bad
2. the motor is not spinning at the correct rpm

it sounds like you have got the permanent live and the switched ignition live the wrong way round. if you check which positive 12v supply goes off when you turn the ignition off and remove the key and connect that one to the one which stays 12v when the key is turned off and vice versa that should solve your problem

Welcome FixYa
I hope this can lead you-Try Following Methods:
Press and Hold the memoryFun/Set/function button the unit until the clock digits flash.
Set the hours by holding the up or down arrows on the skip buttons on the unit until you get the correct hour.
Press the memory button once more for the minutes and set these again using the skip up and down buttons.
When time correct press the memory/Function/Set button again to set.
OR
Perss the clock button
press pause on the cassette deck - the hour should be blinking
press fastfoward/rewind to adjust it up and down
Press pause again to move to minutes
Press ff/rewind to adjust minutes
Press pause one last time
Still cant you Set time..Just try Other Button similar as i Provided above by Press and Holding Button....Download Manual from here[It can help you to Provide all about the Product]

Thanks for Contacting FixYa.....

well sometime thay put the code in the cars manule on a small pice of paper if it not there you will have to call a dealership for the code i know it stupid that thay put a code on the radio like any one is going to stell a factory radio lol

It's most likely a connection for a cd changer unit. you may be able to get an aftermarket cable to run an ipod... cool stuff.

For an antenna adapter... the local stereo stores carry those as well as the wiring harness adapters...

the light behind the fascia tells you that it has a permanent 12v supply but not necessarily a switched 12v supply, so if you remove the radio and check if you get a 12v positive supply when you turn on your ignition, if not there is your problem

I am having a smilar problem, I think the aux jack itself is messed up. I lose the sound out of the left channel, then I jiggle the connection a bit and get the sound back... Often when you can hear instruments and no voice you are hearing only a left or right track. Are you sure both the left and right is working?

You're going to try to fix something but can hardly spell any part of your question correctly... Makes me question giving you a schematic.

Hi if the power is on then it is not the car fuse, but the radio itself. I will direct you to the aiwa radio thread.