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Write it down for the next time you disconnect power and need to input once again.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hi got Becker CDR 220 radio. Not certain that it was original. Anyway markings on radio say K845, then I believe this to be serial number Y180161a. Y was not marked but on a similar post I saw that . Any help will be appreciated.

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Firstly, plug in the radio before completely installing. If the screen says CODE, then you need to get one. If it doesn’t, no worries. I believe from 2005 and up you didn’t need a code. If you need a code, call a dealer, give them the serial number and they should give you two or three common codes for that model radio. Then try each one until you get it. Write it down for the next time you disconnect power and need to input once again.

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