

| Subject: | Re: 1990 Blaupukt Heidleberg Radio Problem |
| From: | tonyd |
| Date: | Tue, 6 Oct 1998 17:03:57 +0000 |
warm fire, bottle of champagne....wait, what? good luck Don Erbel wrote: > In the course of fixing my transmission, the repair shop > disconnected the battery, dropping power to the radio. > The radio has an electronic theft device that thinks what > has happened is that someone has stolen the radio. > Normally this is not a problem for the owner (me). > > The radio now displays the word "SAFE" and refuses > to allow entering a code to enable the radio again. > Normally pressing the AM/FM and FF buttons (far left > and far right buttons on the first button row) bring > the radio to "CODE" so you can enter a code. However, > it is now permanently locked onto SAFE and I cannot > enter anything, ro change to a CODE mode. > > The repair shop has called VW and they claim the radio > is defunct. It wasn't defunct when I brought it in! > > The radio is a Blaupunkt Heidleberg, vintage 1990 that came > as original equipment on the 1990 Vanagons. > > Does anyone have any idea on how to break into the > radio's "computer" so I can reclaim my radio? > > Appreciate any insights. Thanks! > > Don Erbel > dherbel@aol.com
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