Yes, a lemon can generate a small amount of electricity due to the chemical reaction between the acids in the lemon and two different metals, typically copper and zinc, acting as electrodes. This setup creates a simple battery, producing a low voltage that may power small electronic devices like a basic LED or a small radio. However, the amount of power generated is generally insufficient for most radios, especially those requiring more substantial energy. Thus, while it's theoretically possible, practical applications are limited.
Check to see if you are getting power to the radio input wire - if so could be a bad radio
anytime the radio loses power the code given to you at time of purchase will need to be entered to restore the radio. Or it could also be the alarm system. I had the same problem. I had to buy a new radio (CD player) worked perfect afterwards.
The most likely possibilities are that the radio is not receiving power (a wiring problem) or the radio itself is bad.
Answer #1:I have the same problem in my 03 P-71 crown vic . I tried two different radio'sboth base AM/FM Radio's. neither one works. the radio will light up with the parkinglights on but no radio station number lights or sound. it has the the standardharness. is there a fuse or something else I should be looking for? thank you====================Answer #2:I had this exact problem with my '90 model interceptor and i traced it to a short in the power windows adjustment stick, try removing the knob and checking the wires.====================Answer #3:Could be broke.
(The power of the radio transmitter) times (the length of time it continues to transmit)
Check to see if you are getting power to the radio input wire - if so could be a bad radio
Check the fuse in the fuse panel. Also look and see if there is an inline fuse blown. I already checked the fuse panel and the fuse on the back of the radio. I don't know what the problem could be. The radio is not burnt because I replaced it and still no power. There may be another inline fuse somewhere between the fuse panel and the radio. Do you have power at the radio? I assume you do not. I would check, with a multimeter, where the radio power cable is connected at the fuse panel and see if you actually have power. If you do then you know that somewhere between that point and the radio you have a problem. As a last resort you could just run a new power cable to the radio from the fuse panel. Be sure to install an inline fuse if you do this. How do I run a new power cable to the radio from the fuse panel and install an in-line fuse?
The cause of your power doors and locks and radio volume not to work could be a blown fuse. Locate the proper fuse to ensure it has not blown.
vibrators
yes
Could be a power or gound issue affecting the wires in the back of the stereo -- be hind the dash
A lemon can power a light bulb because of the acid in it. The acid is used as a conductor and powers the lemon.
The wiring harness can be loose or coming loose. There could also be parts inside the actual radio that aren't working. You could buy a new one as they aren't that expensive.
Should have 2 fuses 1 being a constant HOT to maintain memory circuit in radio (clock, station select, etc.)
yes but not to well
You have to go to the Power Plant and return power to the Radio Station.
If the display is not on when you turn the ignition on. First you check the fuses. radio memory is usually run with the courtesy light fuse. The main radio fuse is marked radio. Second you pull the radio out and test the power leads to the radio. If you have no power then there may be a short in a wire. If there is power on the power leads then the radio must be replaced.