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1. Disconnect iPod from cable 2. Remove battery cables, negative first 3. Touch battery cable terminals together (away from battery) for +5 seconds, a small spark is normal as this is stored power draining from the system. 4. Allow cables to remain disconnected for about 5-7 minutes 5. Reconnect battery cables onto battery, negative last. 6. Reboot iPod by pressing on MENU and CENTER buttons for +5 seconds and then reconnecting to the DICE cable after the reboot process is completed. Let me know if these steps correct the problem. |
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Thanks for your reply. actually it has not helped. But I found out the in-line fuse (your harness) needs to be replaced. I've been looking for the new fuse all the day, all gas stations and car parts shops. The lowest value I have found is 3A (originally it was 2A). Would it be acceptable? Can I use it? After replacing the fuse I will repeat the initialization. Pawel |
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Tom,
The replacement HD Radio module is working very well. Thanks for the emails and quick turnaround on the RMA, etc. Your excellent customer service is very much appreciated :thumbup: |
Glad you are back on the road! Let me know if you have any questions on the features.
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Hey Tom
Got my replacement module and I have some more questions, and maybe you can direct me in the right way/site. There's still a little pitch that fluctuates with the revving although it is extremely soft and almost unnoticalbe. In the iPod mode, Disc 3 'Album' doesn't do anything when I press the forward or reverse tracking button. That's about it...for now. Thanks again for all of your help:thumbup: |
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The ALBUM feature is for albums on your current playlist. If you set up a playlist with your entire iPod library, you can scan albums within your iPod. |
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