Top 20 Jensen VM9510 Car DVD Player Questions & Answers

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Its main system control memory IC is faulty. Replace it. Gopakumar Gopalan Google

The simplest way is to run a wire from the reversing light bulb

If it asked for the pin code, it had spent a while without any power feed to it. Slide it out to get to the wires behind it. Check the power wires and any fuse connections to it (usually red wires) by wiggling them and see if it comes on briefly, (it will ask for code again). Wires may be damaged, pinched or corroded. To see if its wires in car or the stereo, take the stereo out of car and connect to a car battery on a table to see if its fine (it will ask for code).

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The wire harness wires came iut of the back if the radio

You don't need a wiring harness for the radio unless you lost the one that came in the box with the radio. You can find a wiring harness for your car here.Fit My CarThat will list all the things that are compatible with your car, including aftermarket wiring harness to connect a stereo.

You might not be in PARK. Or the relay is not hooked up to the parking switch.As a safty function Indash DVD players will only play if they know the car is in park.But it can be bypassed to work while in drive.Selvol

you can just pull the parking brake one click (also turns off the daytime running lights).

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Your remote may be faulty.I would either take it to an autozone and check it is working there ( they have an infrared remote check on their keyless remote battery center that will show the IR signal being sent).ORyou can point it at almost any of the security cameras in production and view the 'IR flashlight' on the video screen/ monitor.If the remote is in fact not producing a light , I will assume the unit needs replacement batterys or remote.Alternately , you can disassemble the remote and check the IR emitter with an Ohm/Volt meter.should the signal be present on the meter and yet no 'light' is being emitted , then replace the emitter with a new one (avail. at radio shack...)If the remote does emit a signal , chances are the reciever is bad.My Jensen came with two remotes... did you try the other one ?

check to see if the const. (its usally the yellow wire) wire is going to power at all times and make sure that you have both ground wires at different places

Run a lense cleaner thru it.

this is illegal ...for obvious reasons !

Jensen radios are notoriously unreliable (which is why they've gone out of business several times. New companies buy the rights to the name and release inferior products under it).

Unfortunately, since Jensen is no longer a legitimate company, parts are not available and, thusly, repair is not possible.