Radio Speakers not working

[amerson2]

--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, krminyl@... wrote:
>Thanks for your help. It was the switch that controls the
headphones near the a/c-heater switches.
Now I can listen to country music again.........


Pete Amerson
87 PT-40
Century FL
> I have a Privacy switch above my head, and to the left, where you
switch on
> the A/C and Elect Heater units. That switch might have been bumped
off
> accidentally. Also, it might sound elementary, but check your
fader control on
> the radio...make sure your front speakers are "on". As for the
weird dimming
> lights on the radio, sounds like a low voltage issue to the unit
itself. Try
> turning off the electronic master switch (the toggle switch found
in a
> cabinet...mine is in the overhead storage cabinet, street side,
above the little
> glass front spice cabinet, then turning it back on. It might "re-
boot" the
> radio....make sure that your master switch is on at the same time
(the one under
> the dash).
>
> Also...did anyone have an Alpine radio in their BB (the one with a
> detachable head, cassette, with a remote CD changer) lying
around....maybe someone who
> has upgraded the radio? I sent my unit back to Alpine to replace
the
> illumination bulbs about a yr ago, and they have burnt out
again...the display is
> dark, and unless you hold a light to the front of the display, you
can't read
> the radio display. the unit works fine, except for not being
able to see
> the display. Anyone???
>
> Thanks..
>
> Kevin McKeown
> Yorba Linda, CA
> 1986 38' PT
>
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