Power Wiring Differences between Jensen RV Stereo 910 and JWM60A RV Stereo

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I think I have the speaker wires figured out but Im not sure about several other wires. On the 910 the power supply is +12v DC negative ground, does this connect to the 62A ground wire? On the 910 12v DC ignition power and the 12v DC battery power wires are connected together,how do they connect to the 62A wiring? On the 62A are 3 wires, power input 12v DC 10a, amp remote 12v DC 100mA and a 12v DC switched. How do these connect to the 910 wiring? Thanks for any help on this problem.

asked by: Ralph B

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So the 12 volt ignition power wire is what the radio uses to tell it that the vehicle is on and to turn on the radio or "wake up" this can be wired to say power source that powers the radio if you like.

So on the new stereo the names of these circuits are slightly different but basically you'd run the dc switched circuit and the power input dc 10 amp circuits together and to same wires that your old stereo ran to that were together. The third wire that says amp remote would be if you had a separate amp setup like for subwoofers that you needed an activation circuit for.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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The Jensen RV Stereo part #JWM60A would be an excellent replacement option for the Jensen RV Stereo part AWM910. The cutout size needed as well as the mounting hole locations are virtually identical between the two units so this part of the process…

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The Jensen RV Stereo #JWM60A that you referenced is a great option to replace your Jensen AWM910 as they feature very similar overall and mounting dimensions. With that being said there isn't a wiring harness/adapter available to make this switch…

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For some reason RV stereo manufacturers make every one of their stereo wiring harnesses different to make the consumer work harder than they need to. There isn't an adapter available to switch from your old AWM910 to your new Jensen RV Stereo…

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I linked a wiring guide for the Jensen Stereo part #JWM60A which details pin position, wire color and function. For your old stereo model AWM910 I also linked that model's wiring guide page from the owner's manual.

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Between the two stereos the 12 volt trigger wire and 12 volt remote wire are the same circuit so that wire. The rest would wire up the exact same. There should be an other 12 volt DC power wire connection to make on the #JWM60A though. Basically the…

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