Radio Reception
Radio Reception
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From: New York
14'G63 AMG ,1994 Mercedes E500, 2020 Range Rover HST
my1999 430 radio sometimes the volume goes up by it self and then turns down but this happens on tape and cd changer too i dont know what it is.
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From: NJ
hubert
mine does the same thing, its when its cold, like early morning then as it warms up it will get louder, dont ask why but thats how it is, i changed it already at the dlr and new one is even worse, some things u just leave alone, well this is one of those things u leave alone
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From: VIRGINIA
1993 MERCEDES BENZ 300TE
THE RADIO HAS A FEATURE THAT WILL ALLOW THE VOLUME TO RAISE AND LOWER,ACCORDING TO AMBIENT NOISE AND ENGINE SPEED..
AND YES THE RECEPTION ON 210 E CLASS RADIOS DOES SUCK ,,,
AND YES THE RECEPTION ON 210 E CLASS RADIOS DOES SUCK ,,,
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From: Kansas
96 E 320 and 87 560 SL
Is this a common problem?
My radio/cd/tape volume is malfunctioning too, but the malfunction seems to be with the knob. When the knob is turned up the volume usually goes up, sometimes it stays the same, every once in a while it will go down. Same thing when turning it down. The ratio is off too. Sometimes one click to the right will turn the volume much too high and other times several clicks will only turn it up a little. I've lived with it so far, but it seems to be getting worse.
Would replacing the head unit fix the problem?
My radio/cd/tape volume is malfunctioning too, but the malfunction seems to be with the knob. When the knob is turned up the volume usually goes up, sometimes it stays the same, every once in a while it will go down. Same thing when turning it down. The ratio is off too. Sometimes one click to the right will turn the volume much too high and other times several clicks will only turn it up a little. I've lived with it so far, but it seems to be getting worse.
Would replacing the head unit fix the problem?
