The quick fix for your Kenwood faceplate display not working is to remove the faceplate and clean the electrical contacts between the faceplate and the head unit. Use a soft lint-free cloth to clean the contacts on the back of the faceplate and on the front of the head unit. Do not use any liquid solvents. Read on to learn more about faceplates Also works with third-party wired-CarPlay radio/head units from Pioneer, Kenwood, Alpine and more. To check whether your third-party head unit is supported, check our compatibility page here. Supports steering while functionality as long as the car’s stock radio and wired-CarPlay supports it. Supports Hey Siri via car’s built-in microphone. Installed a new Kenwood head unit --all good, except Android Auto. Have grounded the Park brake wire ( soldered to ground wire on unit) --but Android refuses to start --message " stop car & check phone" Phone says its connected but Android is greyed out on head unit. Anyone have this experience and can assist please. Bluetooth, & Carplay all fine. Kenwood KDC BT755HD in Dash CD Receiver Out of Box KR15 019048203182 | eBay. I installed it about a week ago (the day after I got it) using basic crimps on my Honda metra adapter harness (its about 1 year old and has been used on my past sony and xo vision head units). After about 12-24 hours I will go to turn on my car and the radio will A flip-out media center. Kenwood's KVT-7012BT DVD receiver delivers a big 6.95" touchscreen experience in the body of a receiver that fits into a 2" tall dash opening. Its big touchscreen lets you control music and calls using Bluetooth. You can connect an optional SiriusXM satellite radio tuner or plug in a compatible iPhone® or Android Chosen Solution. Michael, Check the Kenwood trouble shooting links below for radio not turning on. 2nd link talks about the protect mode and how to diagnose why it may be on. Good luck. I hope this helped you out, if so let me know by pressing the helpful button. Kenwood's DPX304MBT brings it — this digital media receiver is designed to make your favorite features easy, especially with a big multi-function knob and three-line display. Built-in Bluetooth makes it smartphone-friendly, so you can stream music or enjoy hands-free calling. Of course, you'll have AM/FM radio and access to your digital music Try: 1. Disconnect the blue remote turn on wire. The amp should turn off. If it does, then the amp is fine and the issue is at the head unit, HU's wiring or the blue wire might be shorted somewhere, picking up 12V. 2. Disconnect the blue remote turn on wire and measure the voltage with a multimeter. Loving my 2006 Corvette Z06, but I have been having issues with the aftermarket Kenwood touch panel radio unit. When I park the car for a day or so, then I get back into it and fire up the car, I cannot get the aftermarket head unit to turn back on, it will eject a cd but the screen and sound, nothing works, so I literally have to remove the negative battery lead and reattach for the radio to (Max. 300mA, 12V)” So my question is do I connect my aftermarket amplifier’s blue remote power lead to the cable, or do I connect my antenna Adaptor’s blue power lead to this cable. Or splice both together? I would think there would be a separate solid blue wire for either one from the head unit but it appears they are the same. tNdIi.