Audio System Symptom Troubleshooting - Auxiliary input sound is low or cannot be heard
Auxiliary input sound is low or cannot be heard
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Set the fader and the balance positions to the center. |
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Use auxiliary stereo cables with 3.5 mm ends only. |
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Check the connectors for poor connections or loose terminals. |
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Problem verification:
Problem verification
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Turn the vehicle to the ON mode. |
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Connect an auxiliary accessory to the auxiliary input jack. |
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Turn on the audio system, and press the CD/AUX button to select the AUX mode. |
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Check the auxiliary audio source sound. | |
Is the sound normal?
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Intermittent failure, the system is OK at this time.? |
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The failure is duplicated, go to step 2. |
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Determine possible failure area (auxiliary audio accessory, others):
Determine possible failure area (auxiliary audio accessory, others)
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Substitute a known-good auxiliary audio accessory and/or auxiliary stereo cable, and recheck. | |
Is the sound normal?
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Original auxiliary audio accessory or auxiliary stereo cable is faulty.? |
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The failure is duplicated, go to step 3. |
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Auxiliary jack check (substitution):
Auxiliary jack check (substitution)
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Turn the vehicle to the OFF (LOCK) mode. |
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Does the symptom go away?
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Replace the original auxiliary jack (audio panel).? |
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