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If your Farenheit Car Receiver is not turning on, ensure that your car ignition is switched to “ACC” if the power supply is correctly connected to the car accessory switch. Also, check the fuse and replace it if it's blown.
Why is there no sound coming from my Farenheit DVD-22T Car Receiver?
If your Farenheit Car Receiver isn't producing any sound, first, make sure the volume isn't set to the minimum. If it is, adjust it to your desired level. Also, verify that all wiring connections are properly connected.
What to do if the operation keys on my Farenheit DVD-22T do not work?
If the operation keys on your Farenheit Car Receiver aren't working, try pressing the RESET button, as the built-in microcomputer might not be operating correctly due to noise. Also, ensure that the front panel is properly fixed into its place; if not, reinstall it.
Why doesn't the radio work on my Farenheit DVD-22T Car Receiver?
If your Farenheit Car Receiver's radio isn't working or the automatic station selection isn't functioning, make sure the antenna cable is firmly inserted. If signals are too weak, select a station manually.
Why does the sound skip on my Farenheit Car Receiver?
If your Farenheit Car Receiver is skipping sound, adjust the installation angle to less than 30 degrees. Also, clean the compact disc or try playing a new one, as the disc might be extremely dirty or defective.
What to do if my Farenheit DVD-22T cannot read a disc?
If your Farenheit Car Receiver can't read a disc, ensure the compact disc is inserted with the label facing upward. If it's already correctly inserted, the compact disc may be extremely dirty or defective, so clean it or try a new one. If the temperature inside the car is too high, cool off until the ambient temperature returns to normal.
General| Brand | Farenheit |
|---|---|
| Model | DVD-22T |
| Category | Car Receiver |
| Language | English |
Instructions for starting, pausing, and resuming disc playback.
How to stop disc playback and resume from the stopped position.
Navigating between tracks or chapters on the disc.
Using fast forward and backward functions during disc playback.
Setting repeat modes for tracks, chapters, titles, or folders.
