Issue with my radio setup
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Road Warrior
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Issue with my radio setup
Need some ideas if anyone has any...
Running a Sony marine media radio and a Hawg Wired adapter. Worked perfectly for a couple years, but now I am having an issue with the hand controls.
hand controls sometimes don't work, sometimes work intermittently, and sometimes they have a mind of their own, like if I bump the volume up a notch it runs all the way to max by itself.
I am just trying to figure out how I can tell if I have a radio issue (this radio is about a year old), or a hand control switch issue, or something else. I thought about looking for a used left side hand control and swapping it out, but I'm trying to avoid spending $$ on parts I don't need if there is some way for me to check it otherwise.
thanks for any ideas.
Running a Sony marine media radio and a Hawg Wired adapter. Worked perfectly for a couple years, but now I am having an issue with the hand controls.
hand controls sometimes don't work, sometimes work intermittently, and sometimes they have a mind of their own, like if I bump the volume up a notch it runs all the way to max by itself.
I am just trying to figure out how I can tell if I have a radio issue (this radio is about a year old), or a hand control switch issue, or something else. I thought about looking for a used left side hand control and swapping it out, but I'm trying to avoid spending $$ on parts I don't need if there is some way for me to check it otherwise.
thanks for any ideas.
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Road Warrior
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From: Mt. Airy, MD
I did talk to a stereo installer at daytona biketoberfest and he said he uses nothing but Hawgwired and has never seen a failure, but with my luck I'd be the 1st in history...
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go the biketronics controller itself and disconnect it completely. let it sit for a minute and plug it back in. If it's easier to access the fuse panel, just pull the main fuse out for minute and then plug it back in.
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