Why does my Macrom M-DVD5562R Receiver have no power?
Your Macrom Receiver might not have power because the car engine hasn't been started. Start the car engine. It could also be due to incorrect connections, so change the connections. Another possibility is a damaged fuse, in which case, replace the fuse.
What to do if there is no sound from my Macrom M-DVD5562R Receiver?
If there is no sound from your Macrom Receiver, first adjust the volume, as it may be too low. Also, check and correct the speaker connections, as they may be incorrect.
Why does my Macrom M-DVD5562R Receiver disc not play?
If the disc does not play in your Macrom Receiver, ensure the printed side is upwards. Also, clean the disc with a clean, soft, lint-free cloth, wiping outwards from the center. The disc may also be defective or incompatible, so try another disc. Ensure the disc rating does not exceed the restrict setting, or that the disc region code is compatible with the unit. If the rating exceeds the restrict setting, change the rating settings to a lower one. If the region code is not compatible, use a disc with the proper region code.
How to fix noise in broadcasts on my Macrom Receiver?
To fix noise in broadcasts on your Macrom Receiver, select other stations with stronger signals. Also, check the connection of the car antenna and change the broadcast from stereo to mono.
What to do if my Macrom Receiver's image flashes or is distorted?
If the image on your Macrom Receiver flashes or is distorted, adjust the video DVD settings, as they may not match with the DVD. Also, check the video connections, as they may be improper.
Why does my Macrom Receiver not respond to the remote control?
If your Macrom Receiver is not responding to the remote control, ensure that the path between the remote control and the unit is clear of obstacles. Also, from a close distance, point the remote control directly at the unit. Finally, replace the remote control battery.
Why does my Macrom Receiver have no image?
If your Macrom Receiver has no image, check the parking brake wiring, as the connection may be incorrect.
Why does the paired mobile phone connect and disconnect constantly from my Macrom Receiver?
If the paired mobile phone connects and disconnects constantly from your Macrom Receiver, move the mobile phone closer to the system or remove any obstacle between the mobile phone and the system. Some mobile phones may connect and disconnect constantly when you make or end calls. For some mobile phones, the Bluetooth connection may be deactivated automatically as a power-saving feature.
Why are my Macrom Receiver preset stations lost?
Preset stations may be lost on your Macrom Receiver if the battery cable is not correctly connected. Connect the battery cable to the terminal that is always live.
Why is my Macrom M-DVD5562R Receiver fuse broken?
Your Macrom Receiver fuse might be broken because the fuse type is incorrect. Replace it with a 15A fuse. Also, check the connections, as the speaker wire or power wire may be grounded. Check the USB device, as there may be a USB date error.
General| Tuner | Yes |
|---|---|
| DVD player | Yes |
| Tuner Type | AM/FM |
| Type | Receiver |
| Supported Disc Formats | DVD, CD, MP3, WMA |
| Video Output | Composite, S-Video |
Details the front panel controls, buttons, and input/output ports.
Instructions for tuning radio stations and saving presets.
Steps to pair your Bluetooth-enabled phone with the unit.
How to make, receive, and manage phone calls via Bluetooth.
Configuring Bluetooth, auto-connect, auto-answer, and microphone.
Selecting iPod as a source and operating playback functions.
Controlling volume, muting sound, and selecting preset equalizers.
Managing Bluetooth, auto-connect, auto-answer, and microphone settings.
Steps for removing old systems and installing the main unit.
Technical details for power, FM, AM, LCD, and DVD player.
Solutions for no power, no sound, and remote control response problems.
Troubleshooting disc errors, no image, and distorted video.
Fixes for blown fuses, USB errors, and Bluetooth connection problems.
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