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No sound until unit cool off

By Yolasco · Oct 02, 2007in Problems/Troubleshooting💬 8 posts👁️ 1,063 views
Posted Oct 02, 2007 · 08:08 UTC#1

I have a Z2. I did the firmupgrade and the unit does not lock up anymore during hot days ( by the way when I run the firmware update, it did not updated my software version as It said in the intructions) but I am still having a heat related problem: as before the firmware upgrade, i do not get any sound until the unit cools; everything else works including the bluetooth conection with my phone. Has anybody else experienced the same problem? A Pioneer tech told me it was a wire but I did not pay attention to him since he did not want to admit that the units were having a heat related problem. Any help, somebody? Thanks

Posted Oct 02, 2007 · 16:35 UTC#2

First, do the firmware upgrade correctly. Second, What kind of car? What speakers/amps?

Posted Oct 02, 2007 · 17:37 UTC#3

I did the upgraded just as it said on the instructions. The upgrade cd I burned did run on my Z2. I have a 2006 Nissan 350Z with the bose system. Amp? Do not know. But what I know is that the Z2 has no sound until the unit cools off. Once It is cool, I have no problems. So, I do not know if it is the unit or the installation.

Posted Oct 02, 2007 · 19:18 UTC#4

what do u mean cools off? if you hop in your car and drive the z2 shouldnt change temperature very easily. do u turn on ur ac and then it works?

Posted Oct 02, 2007 · 20:42 UTC#5

Yes, the car is hot from being out in the sun. I get in the car, turn it on and the darn AvicZ2 won't make any sound. After the AC has been running for a while and the interior of the car and the Z2 cool off, the Z2 starts making sounds.

Posted Oct 03, 2007 · 02:40 UTC#6

am/fm should work no matter what the temp is. the library had heat issues due to the HD as well as booting.

Posted Oct 03, 2007 · 15:46 UTC#7

internal amp overheating? I'm not sure if the Bose systems in the 350zs have a stock amp or not. My eclipse did with my infinity system so maybe it does. Maybe there's a compatibility issue with a stock amp if one exists?

Posted Oct 03, 2007 · 17:23 UTC#8

Ya, gotta be an amp issue. Are you using an adaptor? Or did you bypass the factory amp completely?