Cd Payer Help!!!

[puppetman]

my new pioneer deh-p7600mp is turning on and i will have sound for about 1 minute, then the sound just cuts out immediatly . but if i shut it off and turn it back on it will do the same thing. does anyone have any idea what might be the problem. thanks

[dan_b]

It's objecting to your tastes in music

[puppetman]

it has to like rammstein. its german tooo.

[Jamo]

Are you running through amps? i had this problem and it was that the head unit couldn't supply enough ampage on the remote out to drive the amplied aerial and sub amps.

[puppetman]

no im just hooking it up to the stock setup. i also have the acc. and the power both hooked to the v+, could this do it? that it is pulling more that what can be supplied there.

[Baldy]

have you checked for a short in any of your speaker cables causing the stereo's amp protection to kick in

[Jamo]

have you checked for a short in any of your speaker cables causing the stereo's amp protection to kick in

Thats my next check, disconnect the speakers and try them connect 1 by 1 adding 1 more at a time.

[puppetman]

thanks guys and ill let you know how it goes. thanks :cheers: . this forum is the best thing thats come my way for my car.

[imster]

had the same prob with my rockford head unit - turns out to be short in the wiring not allowing a full current through - hence cutting on and orff.
imster.

[puppetman]

well the power stays on just lose sound. i tinkered with it and now it plays longer, but now it fades out (the sound) but stays on. so i think its a power issue. where can i tap into so i can get power strait to the HU. thanks

[Stick Insect]

well the power stays on just lose sound. i tinkered with it and now it plays longer, but now it fades out (the sound) but stays on. so i think its a power issue. where can i tap into so i can get power strait to the HU. thanks

Hi Puppetman, I have a 1990 20V CQ coupe and I have taken the power straight from a spare spade terminal on the underside of the fuse box. This supply is not protected and so you will have to fit a fuse. I connected 6mm cable to it and connected the earth direct to an earth point near the passenger door.

HTH
David

[Graham]

See what input voltage you are getting to the stereo (use a multimeter), i have done a car before where the supply was taken after a resistor and the voltage was 10 volts and this would trigger the stereo's battery saver and shut down.
HTH
Graham

[Beetie]

Try putting another quater in, according to the thread title it should help!

[puppetman]

funny beetie . i was kinda in PO because this of my old HU just crapped out on me. so anyways thanks all for the help and support I figured it out. it was partly shorting out and also the voltage in was not enough. thanks for everything.
gotta love this forum.