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Post by woofman on Jan 10, 2015 16:58:05 GMT -6
not quite sure where to place this thread... my new jonway YY250t radio/MP3 player doesn't seem to be working.. I've tried the ON/off button... have iPhone plugged into it.. music going.. but there is no sound... and there is no info online... there are 2 mystery buttons.. S and R.. not sure what that stands for.. any one have a working mp3 / radio player?
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Post by Bashan on Jan 10, 2015 22:51:22 GMT -6
not quite sure where to place this thread... my new jonway YY250t radio/MP3 player doesn't seem to be working.. I've tried the ON/off button... have iPhone plugged into it.. music going.. but there is no sound... and there is no info online... there are 2 mystery buttons.. S and R.. not sure what that stands for.. any one have a working mp3 / radio player? |
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Post by woofman on Jan 11, 2015 9:07:40 GMT -6
i can do the ear buds easy enough.. may remove the mp3 button device and use the place for a voltmeter
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Post by woofman on Jan 16, 2015 15:59:37 GMT -6
i unscrewed the faceplate of the RADIO/MP3 player thing... hoping i could easily install my digital dash voltmeter in its place.. unfortunately.. the face plate is attached to a ribbon wire... with a narrow slot sliced in the dash plastic.. and no way to access it without taking the cowling off... nothing seems easily accessible... the plastic covers for all lights.. none of them have screws.. all are tucked in behind big plastic that must be removed first.. ugh
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Post by Guitarman on Jan 17, 2015 0:45:35 GMT -6
i unscrewed the faceplate of the RADIO/MP3 player thing... hoping i could easily install my digital dash voltmeter in its place.. unfortunately.. the face plate is attached to a ribbon wire... with a narrow slot sliced in the dash plastic.. and no way to access it without taking the cowling off... nothing seems easily accessible... the plastic covers for all lights.. none of them have screws.. all are tucked in behind big plastic that must be removed first.. ugh Welcome to Chinese engineering. It's designed to look easy but cause pre-mature baldness in anyone crazy enough to try and work on it. I hated the way they put them together. Once you've opened them up a few times, it does get easier. And you'll find some shortcuts also. |
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