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. For your convenience, record the model number and serial number (you will find them on the bottom side of your set) in the space provided below. Please refer to them when you contact your AIWA dealer in case of difficulty. CDC-X227 Serial No. PRECAUTIONS. Use only in a 12-volt DC negative-ground electrical system.
Disconnect the vehicle’s negative battery terminal while mounting and connecting the unit. When replacing the fuse, be sure to use one with an identical amperage rating. Using a fuse with a higher amperage rating may cause serious damage to the unit. THEFT PROTECTION Take the front panel with you when leaving the car, and keep it in the supplied carrying case. Detaching the front panel Before detaching the front panel, remove the CD to prevent possible damage to the unit.
Press z to remove the CD. Press and hold PWR/MUTE until the unit turns off. Adjusting sound You can select the following modes for adjusting sound depending on the music you listen to: BASS (low frequencies), TRE (high frequencies), BAL (left/right), FAD (front/ rear) and H-BASS (high bass). Press SEL repeatedly to select the mode to be adjusted. Monaural mode When signals become weak, or reception becomes poor, the unit automatically switches to Monaural mode to reduce noise. Local mode Local mode allows you to tune in only to strong stations during Seek Tuning.
Press LO before you start seek tuning. Labeled-side up Track number CD indicator Elapsed playing time Press Eject a CD Skip to the next track Go back to the beginning of the current track Each extra press skips backward one extra track Locate a specific point in Press and hold r or a track t until you find the. Follow the suggestions below to solve such problems. If the error code indication does not disappear, consult an AIWA service center.
Check that the CD is loaded properly (right side up, etc.), and the CD contains valid data. Printed in Indonesia.
Brother had the CD player for almost 6 months in his 00 Civic. I got it for nothing and it was installed in a 1992 Plymouth Sundance, then was installed into a 1998 Mercury Mystique LS. The system pushed the 2 12' Kicker Comp subs really well, and sounded great with upgraded door speakers. The Hyper Bass is an awesome upgrade and the sound is clean. Only problem is the system began to skip upon every bump it hit.
Some systems can even make the player skip as well. The face isn't easy to take off and can be a little troublesome, and the mute button doesn't mute complete, just a silencer for temp use.
Lights in it look awesome, but face seems cheaply made. Brother had the CD player for almost 6 months in his 00 Civic. I got it for nothing and it was installed in a 1992 Plymouth Sundance, then was installed into a 1998 Mercury Mystique LS. The system pushed the 2 12' Kicker Comp subs really well, and sounded great with upgraded door speakers.
The Hyper Bass is an awesome upgrade and the sound is clean. Only problem is the system began to skip upon every bump it hit. Some systems can even make the player skip as well. The face isn't easy to take off and can be a little troublesome, and the mute button doesn't mute complete, just a silencer for temp use. Lights in it look awesome, but face seems cheaply made.
I honestly have to say that this CD player overall is a piece of junk. The one I have was in my Jeep Cherokee and had been installed by one of the vehicle's previous owners, but I have had other car stereos that did not skip upon hitting the slightest bump in the road. There is a cool feature that allows you to switch between blue and red as the luminescent color of the buttons and a ring around the volume knob, if that sort of thing really excites you. Otherwise, this deck, as far as I'm concerned, is just a cheap piece of junk made to look good. I had a CD get stuck in the CD player and after taking the CD out with a pair of tweezers, the CD player no longer works and now all I have is an AM/FM radio. I honestly have to say that this CD player overall is a piece of junk.
The one I have was in my Jeep Cherokee and had been installed by one of the vehicle's previous owners, but I have had other car stereos that did not skip upon hitting the slightest bump in the road. There is a cool feature that allows you to switch between blue and red as the luminescent color of the buttons and a ring around the volume knob, if that sort of thing really excites you. Otherwise, this deck, as far as I'm concerned, is just a cheap piece of junk made to look good. I had a CD get stuck in the CD player and after taking the CD out with a pair of tweezers, the CD player no longer works and now all I have is an AM/FM radio.
I've had this unit installed in an old '87 Chevy Celebrity for almost three years. For the money, it was a great buy. Installation would have probably been easy if it weren't for the fact that I had to take half of the Celebrity's dash apart to get the radio out, and the factory harness had been modified so the harness adapter I bought didn't work right. It took disassembling the dash again to get it all right. The sound has been good even with original factory speakers.
New speakers weren't in the budget. It skipped some with real hard bumps in the beginning and it has gotten a little worse over time. I've had a few errors with the cd player but they cleared when I turned the car off and back on. Great bang for the buck.
I just pulled it out before junking the car. I think it's worth putting into my next car, which does't have a cd player either. I've had this unit installed in an old '87 Chevy Celebrity for almost three years. For the money, it was a great buy. Installation would have probably been easy if it weren't for the fact that I had to take half of the Celebrity's dash apart to get the radio out, and the factory harness had been modified so the harness adapter I bought didn't work right. It took disassembling the dash again to get it all right.
The sound has been good even with original factory speakers. New speakers weren't in the budget. It skipped some with real hard bumps in the beginning and it has gotten a little worse over time.
I've had a few errors with the cd player but they cleared when I turned the car off and back on. Great bang for the buck. I just pulled it out before junking the car. I think it's worth putting into my next car, which does't have a cd player either.