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RE: Kenwood KR-6030 stereo light not working

Posted by strijw426 (A) on July 10, 2015 at 14:42:54

In Reply to: Kenwood KR-6030 stereo light not working posted by RolandL on July 8, 2015 at 14:53:43:

If you have a schematic and there is a single electrolytic coupling capacitor that gets the signal to the MPX decoder chip it could be open. The signal has to get to the input pin of the MPX decoder chip in order for it to work properly. The MPX decoder cannot produce stereo sound or activate its stereo indicator unless it gets a signal. Your comments indicate that the sound is good and strong on monophonic operation when tuned to a FM station.

If you do not have a schematic for the unit you need one in order to help you troubleshoot it.

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