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oneten110



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Radios don't make any noise
The original radio in my One_Ten was from a P38 're and gave faithful service for years before it died. Tried replacing it with a standard Defender radio. Everything worked apart from the minor detail that it didn't produce any sound. Tested all the speakers and found no fault. The radio was a freebie so thought maybe it was just a duff unit. Replaced it with a radio from a freelancer and have exactly the same problem. Everything works but I cannot get any sound from it on either radio or cassette.
Any thoughts oh knowledgeable chaps, please?
Post #648935 8th Sep 2017 6:55am
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Scoobeenut



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United Kingdom 2010 Defender 90 Puma 2.4 SW Santorini Black
Does the radio have a mute button on it?
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Caterham



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how did you test / confirm speakers are ok?
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oneten110



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Yes it is equipped with a mute button and I have tried that, thank you.

Tested the speakers with an AA battery, if you connect one of the speaker wires to the -ve terminal and the other to the +ve the speaker will make a noise. Thus proving the speakers and the wiring.
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