Why does my Jensen Phase Linear SD1413 blow fuses?
Your Jensen Car Receiver might be blowing fuses due to several reasons: * The power wire could be shorting to the ground. Ensure the wire isn't pinched. * Speaker wires might be shorting to the ground. Make sure the speaker wire is not pinched. * An incorrect fuse or one that's too small could be installed. Install a fuse with the correct rating.
What to do if not all speakers operate in my Jensen Phase Linear SD1413?
If not all speakers are working with your Jensen Car Receiver, it could be due to: * Incorrect splices or connections. Check all splices and connections. * Speaker wires shorting to the chassis ground or to each other. Check splices and insulate all bare wires.
How to fix CD skipping too much on Jensen Phase Linear SD1413?
If your Jensen Car Receiver's CD player skips too much, it might be because the receiver mount isn't solid or the backstrap isn't secure. Check the mounting and backstrap, and tighten if needed.
General| Tuner | AM/FM |
|---|---|
| Bluetooth | Yes |
| USB Port | Yes |
| Aux Input | Yes |
| Display Type | LCD |
| Remote Control | Yes |
Turn the unit on and off.
Choose between Tuner, CD, SD, USB, and AUX.
Increase or decrease audio volume.
Cycle through and adjust volume, bass, treble, balance, fader.
Boosts bass and treble at low listening volumes.
Mutes audio output temporarily.
Apply preset EQ modes like FLAT, CLASSICS, POP.
Enable or disable audible feedback for button presses.
Explains LCD panel content and DISP button functions.
Connect external audio devices via 3.5mm jack.
Instructions for detaching and re-attaching the front panel.
Resets the unit, clearing settings and memory.
Select between AM and FM broadcast bands.
Automatic and manual tuning for stations.
Find stations based on program type (PTY).
Store and recall favorite radio stations using presets.
Scan and store strongest stations automatically.
Manage reception via alternative frequencies.
Controls traffic announcement reception.
Details PI, PS, AF, TP, PTY, and CT features.
Configure TA SEEK and TA ALARM behavior.
Manage PI SOUND, PI MUTE for signal identification.
Set RETUNE, MASK PI, and MASK ALL parameters.
Configure BEEPS 2ND, BEEP ALL, BEEP OFF.
Load discs and start playback.
Navigate between tracks on a CD.
Pause and resume CD playback.
Play the first 10 seconds of each track.
Repeat a selected track or the entire disc.
Play tracks in a random order.
Safely eject the CD from the player.
Troubleshoot common CD player errors.
Lists supported disc formats and file systems.
Details limits on characters, folders, and files.
Recommended settings for MP3/WMA compression.
Details supported ID3 tag versions and character codes.
Guidelines for naming files and folders for compatibility.
Notes on electronic shock protection and bit rates.
How file order is determined during disc writing.
Pause and resume MP3/WMA playback.
Navigate between tracks or fast forward/reverse.
Move between folders and directories.
Play the first 10 seconds of each track.
Repeat the current file.
Play all files in random order.
Search for tracks by entering a track number.
Search for files or folders by name.
Browse and select files/folders in the current directory.
Browse and select files/folders in the root directory.
View clock or ID3 tag details like song title and artist.
Connect and play music from USB devices.
Insert and play music from SD cards.
Refer to MP3/WMA section for file navigation.
Lists key functions like Select, Volume, Tune, Source, etc.
Guidelines to extend the life of the CD player.
How to clean and protect CDs from damage.
Lists common issues and their fixes (e.g., no power, no sound, blown fuses).
Detailed performance data for amplifier, CD player, tuners, and general unit specs.
Details what is and is not covered by the warranty.
States limitations on liability and warranty duration.
Instructions on how to get repair or replacement service.
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