I tried the audio post but got no response. So I how with out intrusion some one can at lease give me a lead on my problem.

first the Mercedes-Benz is a 1992 300-E with 39,994 miles. the car came equipped with a factory electronic Becker radio with cassette and trunk mounted CD changer all factory.

Yesterday when I went to push the power button the antenna would not go up. there was no noice from the radio. an error message of E---2 appeared on the screen. the radio had been working wonderfully since I owned the car.

I check the CD box and noticed the release button would not eject the CD CD holder. There are no CD I no of in this CD holder and it is installed the correct way. I listen to just a couple of stations.

I hope someone can give me some insight to what the problem may be and what the Code I am receiving means?

Sincerely
Bob Geco
Long Beach ,CA
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in your owners manual there should be a code to your radio....you can reset the radio somehow, ill check mine tomorrow, as i had a different problem that required it to be reset. the old fashioned way is always just disconnect the negative lead from the battery for a minute or 2.

i had a problem with my radio saying "phone" so i ended up just changing my radio, with an indash cd changer. IMO it doesnt affect the value of the car, if u keep the factory one and it is easier to change discs while your driving, instead of going into the trunk.

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Did you search?

I found this:

Radio error code!!!

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Thanks for the support guys. In one of the post it said to check fuse C. I have seen this on the underside of the fuse box cover. Could someone point of from a digital picture were is fuse C . I would like to start with the obvious.

Sincerely
Bob Geco

I got back an email from Ed Ebble and he said to send the radio head and the CD changer in for a rebuild one cost $225.00 more reasonable than I hoped.

now my big question is since I have no talent and have never done a radio removal for a Mercedes-Benz are their instruction in the DIY site to help me out . I still want to know were fuse C is on the engine fuse box.

however I am elated to fine out it is this simple.

Sincerely
bob Geco

Look in the right trunk panel. You may find the radio tuner there. It probably Has a DIN cable for the CD changer attached. Remove the DIN cables for the CD and plug in the one for the radio. Also the tuner has a fuse in it if I'm not mistaken.
Don


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There should be a paper template residing in the fuse box cover containing the lettering/numbering chart for each fuse location.

If that is missing, you will also notice that each panel in front of the rows of fuses is embossed with the number/letter of the corresponding fuse.

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Thank you for the time to right back in regards to my radio problem. I deeply appreciate your help.

Sincerely
Bob Geco
Long Beach, CA

You should also consider checking the purple fuse on the back of the cd player. Mine blew when a cd got stuck.

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What you have is a dash mounted control that has a large din cable, which is routed thru your CD and then to the tuner that sits on the rear wheel housing. There is a fuse on the CD bottom, and a fuse on the tuner. you need to remove the CD anyway to get and the fender liner so you can get to the tuner. The CD gets its power thru a "Y" cable from the tuner, so no eject indicates that there is no power.
E--2
1 check cable from radio to CD
2 check fuse on bottom of CD
3 check fuse on tuner (trunk)
This is from mercedes bulletin and indicates looking for voltages and finally replace.
I think on Beckers web page it shows the install if you look up your car
http://www.beckerautosound.com/1432-1991/troubleshooting_tips.html
go to the bottom of this page it shows it
http://www.beckerautosound.com/1432-1992-93/1432_1992-93%20S-class%20with%20BOSE%20index.html