2013 R31S Stereo

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rancher

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Fluid Motion Model
R-31 S
The previous owner removed the Fusion Stereo from the boat located in the cabin. We have the Stereo, the manual shows the black plastic muti pin plug as the input/output for power, speakers etc. I have looked in the place where all the electronic cables and equipment and can't find the receptacle for the plug from the Stereo.
Does anyone know where that receptacle is? Would love to get the Stereo working.

Thanks
 
Was the stereo mounted in the V-berth or in the main cabin?
 
it is in the V-berth. And can't see any plug in point. Thanks for the message
 
When we got the 2014 R31cb 5yrs ago, that was 1st thing I had to replace . The fusion radio died. In the v-berth I had to remove the selves in cloths locker to see the back of radio. With paper work from old model and instruction for new I was able to connect one wire/cable at a time and get it done. Total time 12hrs. While in there I located the amp that powers additional speakers. Also at a later date I connected an output from the TV to radio and i now get TV audio from stereo speakers, much better. Remote is mounted in galley. Wires were well marked. Access as with everything is biggest challenge .
 
DonD said:
When we got the 2014 R31cb 5yrs ago, that was 1st thing I had to replace . The fusion radio died. In the v-berth I had to remove the selves in cloths locker to see the back of radio. With paper work from old model and instruction for new I was able to connect one wire/cable at a time and get it done. Total time 12hrs. While in there I located the amp that powers additional speakers. Also at a later date I connected an output from the TV to radio and i now get TV audio from stereo speakers, much better. Remote is mounted in galley. Wires were well marked. Access as with everything is biggest challenge .
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Thanks for the response, looks like I have my work cut out for me.
 
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