Troubleshooting No Sound Output With A Furrion DV3300 RV Stereo System

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Neither on exterior or interior speakers. But sound available if I use my earphones … can it be fixed ?

asked by: Jean

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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 are securely connected. Next you can use a multimeter # PT89ZR to check the voltage running through those wires by playing music and ensuring that those zones are on. If you're getting nothing then it may just be the stereo system and you'll need to replace it.

expert reply by: Kevin C

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Newbie071823

4/28/2024

Hi! How do you turn zones on and off? I am having the same issue

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Kevin C.

4/29/2024

@Newbie071823 The Furrion DV3300SBL has two buttons on the face of the display that are labeled 1 and 2 with the word 'zone' between them. If your press on either of these buttons you can turn that specific zone on or off. If you have a different stereo there's likely a button on the face of it as well for controlling the zones as most manufacturers all make the user interface as easy to operate as possible.

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