Kdc 215s When I go to turn the volume up or down just a notch or two it will just take off on it's own and go down to zero. Also some time I can't change the track. Is it the face plate or is it in the player it self ?

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Hook up the power source to the battery, wire in some speakers.

The main system control memory IC to this TV is damaged. Replace it. If you wish to get some details; visit the site linked here. Pull up older posts. Surf the site with patience. http://electronicshelponline.blogspot.com/

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Step 1:

Press and HOLD the A.ADJ (Audio Adjust) button for 1 sec. to enter audio control mode.

Step 2:

Press either FM (or AM) button to select the mode you wish to adjust. Keep pressing until you find the mode you require (in this case, it will be BL for Balance).

To change the value, press the Down Search or Up Search button to your desired setting. Centre balance is "0", negative number is Left speaker, Positive number is Right speaker.

Step 3:

Repeat Step 2 to select the TREBLE (TRE) mode, then use Down, or Up keys to change the value.


Hope this helps.

Cheers,

Scott

You could add a switch to control the power going to the head unit. I have seen this done in many different vehicles where the head unit drains the battery, even when supposedly off.

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probably not

Some decks only give one pair of pre outs. Most 4 channel amps can use just a 2 channel input and feed the other 2 channels by the flip of an input selection switch. I recomend a 4 channel amp if you want to power front and rear speakers and be able to set the gains to blend properly, or you can run all 4 speakers at a 2 ohm stereo on 2 channels and run a sub on the remaining r channels. It just depends on how you want the setup to be nd to how much control you want. Let me know.

Larry T
Winona Lake, IN
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Contact a stereo shop. they should be able to get you an adapter that will interface it with the amp.

mechanism out of siychrony.....you need a nearest technical support.