Troubleshooting – Audiovox AV-970 User Manual

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TROUBLESHOOTING

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PROBLEM

PROBABLE CAUSE

CHECK FOLLOWING

Unit completely inoperative no lights,
no sound

Incorrect power connection .

Orange/Whitestiipewireto+12V ACC.
and Green/White stripe wire to+12V
battery

Blown fuse

Check fuses in wires listed above and
check car fuse block

Unit v»iill not keep time or Radio
station memory _

Incorrect power connection

Green/White Stripe wire is not con­
nected to a "live" +12V battery source

Blown fuse

Check fuse in Green/White stripe wire
and at car's fuse block

Noise on tx»th radio and tape

Poor ground

Check Black/White stripe wire for
proper grounding

Dirty or corroded battery posts

Clean and tighten connection

If problem also existed with previous
radio you removed

Consult your local garage mechanic-
car may need tune-up or noise filter

Noise on radio only

Antenna

Check that antenna base is grourrded.
Test with antenna disconnected. If
noise goes away, replace antenna

Poor FM reception and almost no
AM reception

Antenna

Replace antenna and antenna cable

Poor FM reception and Good AM
reception

FM Local-Distant switch

Check if unit has a Local-DisUtnt switch
and set to "Distant* position

No sound on one speaker

Wiring

Check speaker wiring

(tK>th radio and tape)

Speaker

Test with good speaker

Radio Operation

Check baleince and fader controls

Poor sound on tape only (after one
month or more of tape usage)

Dirty tape mechanism

Clean tape head and mechanism

Poor sound-new unit

For radios with 40 watts or more

output power

Check rating of speakers for sufficient
power capacity

Check that speakers are in good
condition
Check that Violet and Green speaker

wires are not grounded

For all radios

Check speaker wiring

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