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Old 11-23-2017, 11:59 AM
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Radio overheat
It wasn’t at all hot here the other morning.
I slipped in a CD to jam to.
Several minutes later, I looked and the MID was all lit up and
very warm to the touch. Also a light on the MID said limit or something
like that. I turned it off and let it cool down
Worked fine afterwards.
Oddest thing.
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