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Becker 3302 vs. Alpine 1910?
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My OEM radio, a Becker 3302 ('99 E300 DT with Bose audio), is out of commission. I've purchased an Alpine 1910 as a replacement -- and it works, except for making sound from the speakers. Almost as if the amplifier isn't being powered on. Quick specs: OEM Becker BE 3302 "Audio 30", Mercedes P/N A 208 820 01 86 [03], S/N X1069561 New Alpine CM1910, Mercedes P/N A 208 820 11 86, S/N AL191011171187 Radios look identical on the face and all plugs fit, but I believe the new radio to be from a two-seater (SL or SLK) as there is no "fader" (front/rear) menu option. Thoughts? Maybe speaker wiring diagrams could shed light on this issue. Thanks!
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Problem solved.
For future worldwide reference, this swap works. Issues are:
Make sure the amp's fuse is installed in the correct fuse slot!
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Radio Question
The BE-3302 (Becker) is the same as the CM2299 (Alpine) radio not the CM1910 which is used with a optic amplifier.
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