How do I reset my Kenwood KDC BT362U?

How do I reset my Kenwood KDC BT362U?

Kenwood Factory Reset

1. Step 1: Hold Eject CD And Volume button. On the left of the CD slot, you will find the Eject CD button.
2. Step 2: Press The Reset Button.
3. Step 3: Tap the “Initialize All” button.
4. Step 4: Again, press the reset button.

Why is my Kenwood Bluetooth not working?

Cannot connect with Car Receiver by Bluetooth. Restart Car Receiver and KENWOOD Remote App. Turn off Bluetooth on your phone, and turn it on again. Delete all pairing information in the Car Receiver, and in the Phone. Then try pairing one more time.

Why isn’t my aftermarket radio working?

The radio is connected to the power source and speakers through wires that are mostly found underneath the dashboard. If there’s a problem with the wiring, the radio will definitely not work. Blown fuses are another common culprit. If the fuse is blown, the car’s audio circuit is broken and the radio cannot turn on.

Where is the fuse on a Kenwood radio?

back
The fuse can be found on the back of your radio indicated by the red square in the photo.

What does AUD disconnect mean?

ö “HF Disconnect” Í The unit cannot communicate with the cell phone. ö “AUD Disconnect” Í The unit cannot communicate with the Bluetooth audio player.

How do I update my Kenwood Bluetooth firmware?

1. Step1: Before You Get Started.
2. Step2: Initiate Your KENWOOD Audio Product for the Update Process.
3. Step3: Launching the Software Update Tool. The Parrot Software Update Wizard will likely be located in [All Programs] under the [Start] button on the bottom left of your PC screen.
4. Step4: Verify the Bluetooth Firmware Update.

How do I update the Bluetooth in my car radio?

Pair from your phone

1. Check that your car is discoverable and ready to pair.
2. Open your phone’s Settings app.
3. Tap ;Connected devices. If you see “Bluetooth,” tap it.
4. Tap Pair new device. your car’s name.

How do you know if your aftermarket radio is bad?

Symptoms to look for

1. Radio fails to turn on – wiring problem or blown fuse.
2. Car radio turns off after a few seconds at irregular intervals – there’s either a power or ground connection problem.
3. Car radio display and sound goes on and off together – head unit might not be getting enough power.