Self-installation of a radio tape recorder is a laborious process that requires a strong concentration of attention and extreme concentration. But you can do it yourself, so motorists are in no hurry to go to the service center.
It is necessary
- - radio tape recorder
- - installation instructions
- - special connecting directional acoustic wires
- - battery 10-20A
- - Screwdriver Set
Instructions
Step 1
Unpack the purchased radio. Immediately put aside the connecting wires that come with the speaker. They are intended only for testing the speakers upon purchase - their power is too low to pass high-quality sound later. Carefully read the instructions for installing the radio.
Step 2
Charge the radio. To get high quality sound without interference, do it on battery power. Install a 10 to 20A fuse 40 centimeters from the battery positive. Make sure the fuse is well insulated.
Step 3
Check the positive and negative wires. They should not be florid, as short as possible in length. When routing wires, try to avoid unnecessary twists. Connect them to the radio only after installing the speakers. Keep the positive lead from the battery insulated at all times.
Step 4
Connect your speakers. Please note that they each have a "+" and "-". If there are no designations, then be guided by the size: a wide terminal is a "plus", a narrow one is a "minus". Marking is also available on the wires of the radio. A colored wire without designations is a "plus", the same color, but with a black mark - "minus".
Step 5
Connect the wires - "pluses" of the car radio and speakers. Repeat the same with the "minuses". The speakers are connected.
Step 6
Power the radio tape recorder with a "plus" from the battery (this is the wire that was kept insulated for a long time). Carefully insert the device in the right place, all latches should work. Turn on the radio.
Step 7
If the phasing and installation of the speakers was carried out correctly, then there should be no wheezing or interference during playback. Remember that errors in this procedure lead to the failure of the radio tape recorder. Therefore, when installing, pay close attention to the "pros" and "cons".
