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To turn on a Pioneer car stereo using the in-dash controls, press the SRC/OFF button once. If your radio is not tuned to the setting you want, keep pressing the SRC/OFF button until you reach the source you are looking for (e.g. Bluetooth, FM radio, AM radio, USB, etc.).
To unmute your Pioneer car stereo:
Press and hold the source button until the stereo turns off. Press and hold the function button until the Device beeps.
Blown Fuse
The most likely cause of sudden death on your radio is a blown fuse. All car stereos have at least one fuse that protects them from power surges coming from somewhere else in the vehicle. The first thing to do when your radio stops working is to check the fuses and replace any that have blown.
If your radio turns on but there is no sound. First check the radio functions, make sure you have selected an audio source such as radio. If you are using AUX, USB or BT AUDIO, make sure you have connected a device to the correct input. Make sure the radio is not muted.
To do this, you must turn your ignition ON. Turn on your radio and see if it displays CODE or LOC. If this is the case, turn off the radio. Press and hold the audio on/off button along with the SEEK button for about 50-60 minutes.
Applicable products and categories of this article. The Attenuation Function (ATT) is designed to mute the car radio when you receive a phone call.
A damaged or defective fuse can cause your car radio display not to work. This particular fuse sits directly between the display unit and the power line. If you’ve installed a newer stereo by replacing the original one, you may experience an issue where the aftermarket stereo won’t turn on due to a blown fuse.
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