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If there is no siren output from your Code 3 Automobile Accessories, it could be due to a shorted speaker or speaker wires, causing the siren to enter over-current protection mode. Check the connections to resolve this issue.
Why are siren tones volume too low on Code 3 3672S?
If the siren tones volume is too low or sounds garbled on your Code 3 Automobile Accessories, the possible causes are: low voltage to the siren amplifier; high resistance in the wiring or a defective speaker; or speakers phased improperly. To solve this, check the wiring for bad connections, and inspect the vehicle charging system. Also, check the speaker(s) wiring and replace the speaker(s) if necessary.
What to do if external 20A fuse blows in Code 3 Automobile Accessories?
If the external 20A fuse blows in your Code 3 Automobile Accessories, it could be due to reversed polarity of the amplifier power wires. Check the polarity. Also, it can be caused by speaker issues, so replace the speakers.
Why is there a high rate of speaker failure with Code 3 Automobile Accessories?
A high rate of speaker failure in Code 3 Automobile Accessories can be caused by: vehicle battery voltage being too high, in this case, check the vehicle charging system; a 58-watt speaker connected to a 100-watt terminal, so use the correct speaker; or terminal issues, so check the terminals.
Why is P.A. volume low on Code 3 3672S?
If the P.A. volume is low or there is no P.A. at all, even with the volume control fully clockwise on your Code 3 Automobile Accessories, the possible causes are: a defective microphone, so replace the microphone; the microphone is not completely plugged in, so plug the microphone in securely; the common microphone circuit is not properly wired, so check the wiring; or an incorrect microphone is being used.
What to do if no output from speaker but tones heard inside amp module of Code 3 3672S?
If there is no output from the speaker but tones can be heard inside the amp module of your Code 3 Automobile Accessories, it could be due to the speaker not being connected or an open circuit in the speaker wiring, so check the speaker wiring. It may also be caused by defective speakers, so replace the speaker(s).
Why does siren sound by itself on Code 3 Automobile Accessories?
If the siren sounds by itself on your Code 3 Automobile Accessories, it is probably due to a short in the remote switch (horn ring) wiring from the terminal remote, shorting to positive or to ground (earth). Check the wiring for any shorting.
What to do if power distribution section is not working on Code 3 Automobile Accessories?
If the power distribution section is not working on your Code 3 Automobile Accessories, it could be because the supply fuse is open, so replace the fuse. It could also be that the siren terminal negative is not grounded, so reconnect the terminal negative to ground.
Why is RRB volume low on Code 3 Automobile Accessories?
If the RRB volume is low, or there is no RRB at all even with the volume control fully clockwise on your Code 3 Automobile Accessories, it could be that the maximum radio rebroadcast trimmer is mis-adjusted or the RRB wires are not connected to the two-way radio external speaker, so check the RRB connections.
Why does siren shut down while running on Code 3 Automobile Accessories?
If the siren runs properly but shuts down while running, then starts running again after a few minutes on your Code 3 Automobile Accessories, it is probably because the vehicle circuit breakers are not rated properly and are overheating, or are not functioning properly.
General| Model | 3672S |
|---|---|
| Category | Automobile Accessories |
| Manufacturer | Code 3 |
| Light Source | LED |
| Color Options | Amber, Blue, Red, White |
| Voltage | 12V DC |
| Flash Patterns | Multiple |
Guidance on securing the siren unit using the provided bracket and hardware.
Instructions for wiring the siren amplifier via the 8-position terminal block.
Details on how to adjust PA and Radio Re-broadcast volume levels for optimal performance.
Configuration options for remote input signals (Tri-State, Positive Only, Ground Only).
Setting internal switches for features like Hit & Go, SirenLock, and LightAlert.
Defines how to use the main rotary switch for selecting siren modes like RADIO, STANDBY, WAIL, YELP, HI-LO.
Explains the function of PTT Mic, Manual Button, Air Horn Button, and Selector Slide Switch for operation.
Details on Auxiliary Switches A, B, C, D and the 3-Level Warning Light Switch.
Details on progressive 3-level warning light control and its amperage limits.
Information on auxiliary switch types (latching/momentary) and load capacities.
Addresses problems with no siren output, low volume, garbled tones, or unintended activation.
Diagnoses high speaker failure rates, incorrect speaker connections, and wiring issues.
Troubleshooting fuse issues, power distribution, PA/RRB volume, and InterClear functionality.
Details the 60-month limited warranty, exclusions, and conditions that void the warranty.
Procedure for returning products for repair or replacement, including obtaining an RGA number.
