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<blockquote data-quote="kdogg-" data-source="post: 536955" data-attributes="member: 556395">O god. Its not a user error.First off, both decks were installed with the proper wiring harnesses and professionally installed.I know whats wrong with the P840MP, its&nbsp; a well known problem. They are junk. I called around and even found the same into here. The face plates are defective. The cable that goes to them wears out.Hell one shop I found has a hole section on this problem and offers repair and upgrade for like $60 bucks to owners of 840/8400, 850/8500 and 960/9600 owners who have the problem.This 9300&#039;s doing the same shit though.How does one handle a deck wrong? Yes taking the face place off is a hard task..The problem with both decks seems to be in the face/ribbon cables.If you wiggle them they normally start working. Altho the 840 did finally die all the way.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="kdogg-, post: 536955, member: 556395"] O god. Its not a user error. First off, both decks were installed with the proper wiring harnesses and professionally installed. I know whats wrong with the P840MP, its a well known problem. They are junk. I called around and even found the same into here. The face plates are defective. The cable that goes to them wears out. Hell one shop I found has a hole section on this problem and offers repair and upgrade for like $60 bucks to owners of 840/8400, 850/8500 and 960/9600 owners who have the problem. This 9300's doing the same shit though. How does one handle a deck wrong? Yes taking the face place off is a hard task.. The problem with both decks seems to be in the face/ribbon cables. If you wiggle them they normally start working. Altho the 840 did finally die all the way. [/QUOTE]

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