The Jensen RV Stereo - Double DIN - HDMI, AUX/USB, Bluetooth - 48W - 2 Zone - 12V # JWM45 is designed to wire to two speakers in one zone and two in another zone. Since you have four speakers in one zone you can wire the speakers in parallel. This means running the positive and negative wires to one speaker and then running positive and negative wires from that speaker to the next speaker. You'll need some extra wire to do this so you can use some 16 gauge wire # 16-1-1. view full answer...
There could be a number of reasons why your Furrion RV Stereo is not playing sounds through zone 1 or zone 2, however the most common reason is usually due to a wiring issue.
If you know your speaker is good, you can use a circuit tester # PTW2992 to test the stereo speaker port to see if there is any power being received.
If you are getting power, then there is an issue somewhere with the speaker wire. You're also going to want to test the wire along its length, looking for frays, pinches,... view full answer...
Thank you for your purchase of the Jensen Mechless RV Stereo # JWM20. If you are sure you have successfully paired your Bluetooth to the unit, you will need to check the speaker wires behind the unit. This is pretty unlikely to be the issue so I would recommend attempting to continue trying the Bluetooth connection and pairing it. view full answer...
If you are hearing a constant buzz sound from the speakers through your Jensen RV Stereo, # JWM60A, the most common cause is damage to the cone in your speakers. Remove the covers to your speakers and check for holes/rips to the paper portion of the cone. If you find this type of damage present, you can repair using a rubber cement. view full answer...
This is typically caused by the speaker wires having more impedance (resistance) and can usually be solved by replacing the wiring. That being said the wattage output of Zone 3 for the Furrion # DV1230BL is only 15 watts so there's the potential that your speakers are rated higher and are just not getting enough power. If this is the case then you can install an amplifier to boost the power.
If the speakers worked properly before and suddenly are having issues now then I recommend removing... view full answer...
For you Jensen RV Stereo, # JWM60A with volume control problems first verify that speakers are properly connected. Check for shorts in the wiring or open circuit conditions. Verify the Fader/Balance and Mute controls are set correctly (see owner's manual). If they are, try the rest button and verify the speaker selection is not causing the issue. view full answer...
The main culprit is usually lots of interference from other devices or gadgets using Bluetooth technology such as microwaves, gaming controllers, among others. But sometimes, being out of range, low battery on your speaker or the source device, and damage to the speaker's hardware could also cause the static sound.
I recommend checking the power to your Furrion RV Stereo # DV3300SBL to ensure it's getting a full 12v to properly operate. You may need to install an amplifier like the Furrion... view full answer...
First make sure you are using the correct app on your Drive RV Stereo # 324-000148. You want the Drive BT for your stereo not the Drive BT 100. If you are using the correct app or, still have issue after downloading the correct app, try a hard reset. Unplug the wiring harness from the back of unit for a minimum of 15 minutes allowing the circuit board to reset. view full answer...
If the static you are hearing on your Jensen Stereo part # JWM60A is only when the radio is being played then the issue is most likely with your antenna. I would try adjusting the antenna to see if the static goes away but it not then the antenna may be bad and will need to be replaced. For this, I recommend the Jensen Antenna part # 44US01R which is both a top and side mount.
If the static you are hearing is both with the radio and other multimedia inputs such as CD/DVD's then the issue... view full answer...
Depending on the age of your Furrion Vision S Wireless RV Backup Camera System # FOS43TASF you may just need to clean the microphone on the camera or the speaker on the monitor could be worn out and in need of replacement. The speaker on the camera is located on the back of the camera so you would need to pop the camera out of the mount to get to it and blow it out with some air duster.
The monitor can be replaced with the following sizes:
4.3" # FR77FR
5" # FR97FR
7" # FR47FR view full answer...
I went ahead and checked out the owner's manual for the Jensen RV Stereo w DVD Player - Double DIN - App Control # JWM60A and the radio turns on but isn't putting out any sound then you'd need to do the following:
-Make sure that the volume, fader/balance, and mute controls are set correctly,
-Verify that the proper speakers are selected,
-Verify that the speakers are connected properly,
-Check your wiring for any open circuits on your speaker wires,
Finally, if everything looks good... view full answer...
I would first check to make sure the wires on the back of Item DV3100 are connected and connected properly. I would check your input setting as it could be incorrect. You can always do a hard reset. There should be a small reset button on the lower right side. Use a small pointed object like a paper clip and push the reset button. Once the unit powers back up it should function properly. view full answer...
The 12v power wire for the Furrion RV Bluetooth Soundbar # FSB2N25MCBL has an inline fuse that you can remove, wait a few minutes, and reinstall to fully reset the sound bar. view full answer...
I recommend first checking the volume and zone controls, it may be as simple as the zones being turned off so you're getting no sound inside/outside. You can also try resetting the unit by pulling the fuse in the back of the unit next to the wiring harness and leaving it out for a minutes to fully power down.
If this doesn't solve your issue then the next step is to check the speaker connections. First trace your wiring to the connection points to the speaker wiring and make sure they... view full answer...
For your Furrion RV Stereo # DV3300SBL should connect the audio as you've described through the HDMI cable. You have confirmed the TV and the HDMI cable aren't the issue, so you know the stereo is not working properly on that output. My recommendation is to unplug the power to the unit and let it sit a few minutes then connect the HDMI cable before reconnecting the power. It may need to simply be rebooted to see the HDMI output. If that doesn't solve the issue, then I would try to select... view full answer...
Your Solera Smart Arm 12V Power RV Awning Conversion Kit # LC759517 sounds like it has a bad controller which I know you said you just replaced. I reached out to my contact at Lippert and they said that there may be an issue with the harness as well. They recommend checking the connections to ensure they are clean and free of corrosion or debris.
The fact that you have power running through that controller to the motor using your interior switch shows that is partially working, but... view full answer...
The Furrion RV Soundbar w/ Bluetooth # FSB2N25MCBL requires 12 volts DC to properly operate so lets start by checking that it's actually getting 12v with a multimeter # PT89ZR. Next check the ground connection and ensure that it's either ground directly to bare metal or into a distribution panel with a ground bar.
Once we know the power and ground are good the next step is to check the connections to your speakers and tv. If speaker wires aren't getting a good connection then it will... view full answer...
For your Furrion 2-Zone Soundbar # FSB2N25MCBL there is no reset button. You can unplug the soundbar from its power connection for 5 minutes and plug back in to reset it. If your controls still will not work I recommend contacting the service department that you bought your 2021 Forest River Salem from to have it replaced under warranty. view full answer...
If there is no sound playing when using Bluetooth then you'll want to first make sure that your stereo input is set to Bluetooth, that the desired speaker zone is turned on, and that the volume for both that speaker zone and on the Bluetooth device is turned up. If you've checked each of these and the volume still isn't working then you can remove the stereo from the wall and remove the fuse in the back of it for a few minutes to reset the stereo and try again.
If you're still not getting... view full answer...
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