radio stopped working 04 1800


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saltmar14
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radio stopped working 04 1800

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My radio was working fine when i went to work 2 days ago, when i got off i started the bike and went to turn down the volume but the handle bar lever did not work, the tank volume how ever did work. i tried to turn off the audio system but button did not work, i tried the cb but also did not work. i also tried to change channels, no, i tried switching am, fm, aux, weather nothing. today decided to disconnect battery for a couple minutes to see if it would reset, no.

Would it take longer for memory to drain to re set? any other suggestions?

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If you do the reset again let it sit disconnected for about 30 minutes. If no luck you might contact Larry M at: http://www.wingconnect.com/

Larry fixes 2001-2010 GL1800 audio. I think his website requires you to email him through the site.
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unplugged for 2 hours, works!!!!!

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Glad that worked!! Thank the many others who have done it as all I did was pass on what they posted.
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You do not have to wait any length of time if you have the ignition turned on and then remove negative terminal cable for a few seconds and then reconnect. Leaving the ing. on will unload the capacitors quickly.
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Re: radio stopped working 04 1800

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Wayne wrote:You do not have to wait any length of time if you have the ignition turned on and then remove negative terminal cable for a few seconds and then reconnect. Leaving the ing. on will unload the capacitors quickly.
I was going to suggest removing the negative terminal cable and touching it briefly to the positive terminal, but your method is even easier.


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