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cdr 23 radio power cycling
BDG replied to rmorgan's topic in 996 Series (Carrera, Carrera 4, Carrera 4S, Targa)
I know this is old but here is the solution for folks dealing with this issue The power cycling CDR23 is sometimes due to an error in communication between the amplifier and the head unit. Make sure the amplifier is powered up and the fiber optic connections between the head and amp are good, Check the 15 amp fuse to the amp located in Row D slot 9. In my case after the battery was changed two fuses were blown. The 10 amp on the back of the Becker and the 15 amp to the sound package. Replacing the 10 amp got power back to the head unit, but it just flashed PORSCHE for a few seconds then power cycled. I checked the amplifier and it looked dead, so I tracked down the fuse, put a new 15 amp and the Becker immediately came back to life.