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Mercedes-Benz radio code - How to enter numbers on the radio 6-9

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  • #1 16525793
    xChudy54x
    Level 9  
    Hello. I bought a fresh Mercedes w210 4.3 with a blocked radio. I have saved the code for the radio on the card, but there are numbers above it, and I do not know how to enter them. I do not know the radio model but leave it in the attachment
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  • #2 16525899
    tolo
    Level 35  
    The code is entered using the buttons as follows: 1 digit of the code, button No. 1 click as many times as the first digit of the code, eg 7 is seven times, analogous to the other digits of the code.
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  • #3 16525904
    xChudy54x
    Level 9  
    For me, entering the code works using the numbers on the right. Unfortunately, they are only up to six and I do not know how to enter the number 9
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  • #4 16526028
    arturdip
    Level 31  
    You enter the number number by turning the knob on the left side. At the end you accept by holding the arrow in the "right". Next to the artur
  • #5 16526050
    xChudy54x
    Level 9  
    For me it does not work because digits are entered by pressing numbers to the right. And accepting by pressing the "knob"
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    #6 16526804
    ikar55
    Car audio specialist
    Your radio is Blaupunkt BP4902. In this model there is a 5-digit code consisting of numbers from 1 to 6
  • #7 16526849
    gumisie
    Level 43  
    @ XChudy54x. Colleagues are good at you, but the picture in # 1 shows that you have to wait (WAIT) so that you can enter the correct code.
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  • #8 16538909
    xChudy54x
    Level 9  
    I gave the radio to decode so it was a matter of closing (I did not want to dismantle the radio and risk snatching hooks etc.). Thanks for the help!

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around entering a radio code for a Mercedes-Benz W210 model, specifically addressing issues with a blocked radio. The user has the code but is unsure how to input it due to the radio's interface. Responses suggest that the code is entered by pressing the corresponding buttons multiple times based on the digits of the code. However, there is confusion regarding the number 9, as the radio only has buttons for numbers 1 to 6. Some users mention using a knob to enter numbers and confirm the code. The radio model identified is Blaupunkt BP4902, which requires a 5-digit code consisting of numbers from 1 to 6. Ultimately, the user opted to have the radio decoded professionally to avoid potential damage.
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