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If your Clarion Car Stereo System isn't powering on, the fuse may be blown. Replace it with a fuse of the same amperage. If it blows again, consult a Clarion dealer. Also, check for incorrect wiring, and if found, consult a Clarion dealer.
What to do if there is no audio from Clarion Car Stereo System?
If you're experiencing a lack of audio from your Clarion Car Stereo System, the speaker protection circuit might be active. First, check the speaker connections. Then, reduce the sound volume. If the issue persists, try turning the power off and on again. If the sound is still muted, consult a Clarion dealer.
How to fix Clarion Car Stereo System when buttons don't work?
If the buttons on your Clarion Car Stereo System aren't responding, the microprocessor may have malfunctioned due to noise or other interference. Try pressing the reset button for about 2 seconds using a thin rod.
Why is there no audio from my Clarion Car Stereo System when using amplifiers?
If you're not getting any audio from your Clarion Car Stereo System when using amplifiers, the amplifier turn-on lead may be shorted to ground or requiring excessive current. Turn the unit off and inspect each wire for shorts in the amplifier turn-on lead. If a short is found, cover it with insulation such as tape.
How to stop my Clarion Car Stereo System from skipping?
If your Clarion Car Stereo System is skipping or the sound is noisy, the disc may be dirty. Clean the disc with a soft cloth. Alternatively, the disc may be heavily scratched or warped, in which case you should replace it with a disc that is not scratched.
Why does my Clarion Car Stereo System have no audio when playing MP3/WMA files?
If your Clarion Car Stereo System produces no audio when playing MP3/WMA files, ensure that the MP3/WMA files are properly written onto the disc. Also, make sure that the files are correctly encoded as MP3/WMA files and that you are using ISO9660 level 1, 2 or JOLIET or Romeo file system.
Why is my Clarion Car Stereo System cutting out and making noise?
If the sound from your Clarion Car Stereo System is cutting out, skipping, or generating noise, the MP3/WMA files may not be encoded properly. Try using MP3/WMA files that are encoded correctly.
What does 'FAIL ****' mean on my Clarion Car Stereo System?
If your Clarion Car Stereo System displays “FAIL ****”, the anti-theft function is out of order. Press and hold the reset button for 2 seconds or longer. If the situation does not improve, consult a Clarion dealer.
Why is the sound quality of my Clarion Car Stereo System poor in cold or humid weather?
If you experience poor sound quality in extremely cold weather or high humidity with your Clarion Car Stereo System, water droplets may have formed on the internal lens when the car was parked in a humid place. Let it dry for about 1 hour with the power on.
What does 'Push EJECT' mean on my Clarion Car Stereo System?
If your Clarion Car Stereo System displays “Push EJECT”, there may be something wrong with the disc or the mechanism. Press the [Q] button to resolve the issue. If the situation doesn't improve after pressing the [Q] button several times, consult a Clarion dealer.
General| Brand | Clarion |
|---|---|
| Model | WXZ468RMP |
| Category | Car Receiver |
| Language | English |
Tuning system and receive ranges for FM, MW, and LW.
Covers frequency response, S/N ratio, dynamic range, and distortion.
Details output power and continuous average power output.
Power supply, current consumption, dimensions, and weight.
Emphasizes using specified parts, proper wiring, and post-repair safety checks.
Instructions for soldering, including lead-free methods and chip component care.
Safety measures for the laser diode, actuator, and lens cleaning procedures.
Steps to verify device connectivity for configuration checks.
How to enable/disable the anti-theft indicator and its function.
Wiring and fuse installation guidance for specific vehicle models.
Addresses problems like no power, button malfunctions, and disc errors with solutions.
Explains error codes (e.g., ERROR 2, 3, 4) and provides corrective actions.
Steps for confirming unit versions and checking error/frequency history logs.
Methods for clearing error history and RDS error counts from the unit's memory.
Lists necessary equipment and setup for tuner calibration.
Detailed steps for calibrating the S-meter for FM, MW, LW signals.
How to reconfirm tuner parameter file versions after adjustments.
Instructions for removing the CD-PWB and discholder unit.
Guides for detaching N-DRIVE, LO-MOTOR, M-MTR SUB, and UD-MOTOR assemblies.
Explains disc holder, motors, shutter, and roller functions.
Details photo sensors and switches for detecting disc and position states.
Lists parts for the escutcheon and main sections.
Provides a list of components for the lower unit assembly.
Lists electrical components for Switch PWB, Main PWB, and CD PWB.
Diagrams and lists for external connectors.
Schematic diagram showing the electrical connections for Switch PWB(B1).
Component placement guides for CD PWB and sensor FPCs.
Schematic diagram illustrating the circuit layout for Main PWB(B2).
