SoDakLou

Update to mystery Kenwood Pass Word/Code. After hours of searching and guessing, I managed to find the original owner's name and phone number. I contacted him and he could not remember ever needing the code but he suggested trying a four digit code he has used for other devices and it worked for me. All is back to normal now.

Thanks for everyone's replies. I have tried every code that has been suggested here and from other sources and many of my own guesses and nothing has worked. How do I change the input feed back to the Aladdin input? The first picture below is the pass word screen on the Kenwood unit in the dash. The other picture is the Aladdin screen in the bedroom.

Did you ever figure out what the issue was with the Aladdin by your driver seat? My Aladdin system in the bedroom works great but the unit in the dash has quit working and is asking for a password/number. The dash unit/display screen is actually a Kenwood radio with a flip up screen. It has always worked for me but not now. I think it may actually be asking for a security code for the Kenwood and not the Aladdin system. Anyone else that may be familiar with this issue, please chime in.

What would you look for if this light came on?

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My wife has been using the Nuwave 2 Precision, 1800 watt induction cooktop for about five years now. It along with her Instapot and air fryer does just about anything she wants to do. She likes it so much that she picked up a second one for those times she needs to cook two things at one time. The are compact and store away easily leaving the countertop free for meal prep. It's also neat that they can be taken out side and used on the picnic table. Due to how fast they cook and cool down they don't heat up the coach like the propane cooktop. You may have to buy new cookware unless your present ones have magnetic bottoms. Good luck

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