Concert Radio Volume Switch
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Re: Re: Concert Radio Volume Switch
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SimonT <none@000.com> wrote:
> Could you expand on the common problem please.
It's a design fault in the software running in the radio. What is
happening is that the part of the memory which is used to store the
volume setting is being written to too often. This causes that part of
the memory to 'wear out'. The only solution is to replace the
processor chip (which includes the memory). If you want to prevent the
problem recuring, then it's also necessary to alter the program stored
in the chip.
> My audi concert volume is jumping to different levels instead of
> stepping to them. When I turn the volume down it jumps up very loud.
> This problem seems to happen during colder spells of weather.
Yes, these symptoms are typical. It will be worse in the cold but, with
time, it will become more of a problem in the warm too.
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SimonT <none@000.com> wrote:
> Could you expand on the common problem please.
It's a design fault in the software running in the radio. What is
happening is that the part of the memory which is used to store the
volume setting is being written to too often. This causes that part of
the memory to 'wear out'. The only solution is to replace the
processor chip (which includes the memory). If you want to prevent the
problem recuring, then it's also necessary to alter the program stored
in the chip.
> My audi concert volume is jumping to different levels instead of
> stepping to them. When I turn the volume down it jumps up very loud.
> This problem seems to happen during colder spells of weather.
Yes, these symptoms are typical. It will be worse in the cold but, with
time, it will become more of a problem in the warm too.
--
Peter Bell (Note Spamtrap - To reply, replace 'invalid' with 'bellfamily')
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Re: Re: Concert Radio Volume Switch
In message <953986_13ee5ae91bd553feaf71ed34f9b2661e@autoboard z.com>
SimonT <none@000.com> wrote:
> Could you expand on the common problem please.
It's a design fault in the software running in the radio. What is
happening is that the part of the memory which is used to store the
volume setting is being written to too often. This causes that part of
the memory to 'wear out'. The only solution is to replace the
processor chip (which includes the memory). If you want to prevent the
problem recuring, then it's also necessary to alter the program stored
in the chip.
> My audi concert volume is jumping to different levels instead of
> stepping to them. When I turn the volume down it jumps up very loud.
> This problem seems to happen during colder spells of weather.
Yes, these symptoms are typical. It will be worse in the cold but, with
time, it will become more of a problem in the warm too.
--
Peter Bell (Note Spamtrap - To reply, replace 'invalid' with 'bellfamily')
SimonT <none@000.com> wrote:
> Could you expand on the common problem please.
It's a design fault in the software running in the radio. What is
happening is that the part of the memory which is used to store the
volume setting is being written to too often. This causes that part of
the memory to 'wear out'. The only solution is to replace the
processor chip (which includes the memory). If you want to prevent the
problem recuring, then it's also necessary to alter the program stored
in the chip.
> My audi concert volume is jumping to different levels instead of
> stepping to them. When I turn the volume down it jumps up very loud.
> This problem seems to happen during colder spells of weather.
Yes, these symptoms are typical. It will be worse in the cold but, with
time, it will become more of a problem in the warm too.
--
Peter Bell (Note Spamtrap - To reply, replace 'invalid' with 'bellfamily')
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Re: Re: Concert Radio Volume Switch
In message <953986_13ee5ae91bd553feaf71ed34f9b2661e@autoboard z.com>
SimonT <none@000.com> wrote:
> Could you expand on the common problem please.
It's a design fault in the software running in the radio. What is
happening is that the part of the memory which is used to store the
volume setting is being written to too often. This causes that part of
the memory to 'wear out'. The only solution is to replace the
processor chip (which includes the memory). If you want to prevent the
problem recuring, then it's also necessary to alter the program stored
in the chip.
> My audi concert volume is jumping to different levels instead of
> stepping to them. When I turn the volume down it jumps up very loud.
> This problem seems to happen during colder spells of weather.
Yes, these symptoms are typical. It will be worse in the cold but, with
time, it will become more of a problem in the warm too.
--
Peter Bell (Note Spamtrap - To reply, replace 'invalid' with 'bellfamily')
SimonT <none@000.com> wrote:
> Could you expand on the common problem please.
It's a design fault in the software running in the radio. What is
happening is that the part of the memory which is used to store the
volume setting is being written to too often. This causes that part of
the memory to 'wear out'. The only solution is to replace the
processor chip (which includes the memory). If you want to prevent the
problem recuring, then it's also necessary to alter the program stored
in the chip.
> My audi concert volume is jumping to different levels instead of
> stepping to them. When I turn the volume down it jumps up very loud.
> This problem seems to happen during colder spells of weather.
Yes, these symptoms are typical. It will be worse in the cold but, with
time, it will become more of a problem in the warm too.
--
Peter Bell (Note Spamtrap - To reply, replace 'invalid' with 'bellfamily')
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Re: Concert Radio Volume Switch
As far as I know from when this happened to me, the fault is caused
very simply by a faulty volume ****, hence why it jumps up/down
irrespective of the number of steps or the direction it's turned in.
When mine went, popular opinion was that it was more cost effective to
purchase a newer replacement unit off Ebay rather going to the trouble
and expense of repairing it. I got a newer and it fixed the problem
(coming up to 2yrs now).
sjfedex wrote:
> I have the common problem with the volume control on my concert radio.Does
> anyone know where i can get it fixed,also is it cost effective??I live in
> Essex UK.
> Mny thx
> sjfedex
very simply by a faulty volume ****, hence why it jumps up/down
irrespective of the number of steps or the direction it's turned in.
When mine went, popular opinion was that it was more cost effective to
purchase a newer replacement unit off Ebay rather going to the trouble
and expense of repairing it. I got a newer and it fixed the problem
(coming up to 2yrs now).
sjfedex wrote:
> I have the common problem with the volume control on my concert radio.Does
> anyone know where i can get it fixed,also is it cost effective??I live in
> Essex UK.
> Mny thx
> sjfedex
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Re: Concert Radio Volume Switch
As far as I know from when this happened to me, the fault is caused
very simply by a faulty volume ****, hence why it jumps up/down
irrespective of the number of steps or the direction it's turned in.
When mine went, popular opinion was that it was more cost effective to
purchase a newer replacement unit off Ebay rather going to the trouble
and expense of repairing it. I got a newer and it fixed the problem
(coming up to 2yrs now).
sjfedex wrote:
> I have the common problem with the volume control on my concert radio.Does
> anyone know where i can get it fixed,also is it cost effective??I live in
> Essex UK.
> Mny thx
> sjfedex
very simply by a faulty volume ****, hence why it jumps up/down
irrespective of the number of steps or the direction it's turned in.
When mine went, popular opinion was that it was more cost effective to
purchase a newer replacement unit off Ebay rather going to the trouble
and expense of repairing it. I got a newer and it fixed the problem
(coming up to 2yrs now).
sjfedex wrote:
> I have the common problem with the volume control on my concert radio.Does
> anyone know where i can get it fixed,also is it cost effective??I live in
> Essex UK.
> Mny thx
> sjfedex
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Re: Concert Radio Volume Switch
As far as I know from when this happened to me, the fault is caused
very simply by a faulty volume ****, hence why it jumps up/down
irrespective of the number of steps or the direction it's turned in.
When mine went, popular opinion was that it was more cost effective to
purchase a newer replacement unit off Ebay rather going to the trouble
and expense of repairing it. I got a newer and it fixed the problem
(coming up to 2yrs now).
sjfedex wrote:
> I have the common problem with the volume control on my concert radio.Does
> anyone know where i can get it fixed,also is it cost effective??I live in
> Essex UK.
> Mny thx
> sjfedex
very simply by a faulty volume ****, hence why it jumps up/down
irrespective of the number of steps or the direction it's turned in.
When mine went, popular opinion was that it was more cost effective to
purchase a newer replacement unit off Ebay rather going to the trouble
and expense of repairing it. I got a newer and it fixed the problem
(coming up to 2yrs now).
sjfedex wrote:
> I have the common problem with the volume control on my concert radio.Does
> anyone know where i can get it fixed,also is it cost effective??I live in
> Essex UK.
> Mny thx
> sjfedex
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Re: Concert Radio Volume Switch
As far as I know from when this happened to me, the fault is caused
very simply by a faulty volume ****, hence why it jumps up/down
irrespective of the number of steps or the direction it's turned in.
When mine went, popular opinion was that it was more cost effective to
purchase a newer replacement unit off Ebay rather going to the trouble
and expense of repairing it. I got a newer and it fixed the problem
(coming up to 2yrs now).
sjfedex wrote:
> I have the common problem with the volume control on my concert radio.Does
> anyone know where i can get it fixed,also is it cost effective??I live in
> Essex UK.
> Mny thx
> sjfedex
very simply by a faulty volume ****, hence why it jumps up/down
irrespective of the number of steps or the direction it's turned in.
When mine went, popular opinion was that it was more cost effective to
purchase a newer replacement unit off Ebay rather going to the trouble
and expense of repairing it. I got a newer and it fixed the problem
(coming up to 2yrs now).
sjfedex wrote:
> I have the common problem with the volume control on my concert radio.Does
> anyone know where i can get it fixed,also is it cost effective??I live in
> Essex UK.
> Mny thx
> sjfedex
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