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Just incase someone else searches and finds this thread, the problem is now solved.
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Could it be as simple as a blow fuse, or will I likely have to replace the damned thing?
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Could it be as simple as a blow fuse, or will I likely have to replace the damned thing?
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Could it be as simple as a blow fuse, or will I likely have to replace the damned thing?
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Just incase someone else searches and finds this thread, the problem is now solved.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hi, I've got a CR-22 head unit, and today it was on, but on Mute for a while. Whilst driving, I hit the power button, which turned it off, and then pressed it again - what happened then was the Porsche text was displayed, but with a really dim backlight, and it seemed to get stuck like that. Pressing the power button did nothing (Porsche still remained, unit wouldn't turn off). In the end I pressed the button to access the tape deck, and that caused the Porsche text to disappear. However, since then my unit won't power on. What's the likely cause? Could it be as simple as a blow fuse, or will I likely have to replace the damned thing?

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Just incase someone else searches and finds this thread, the problem is now solved. Removing the appropriate fuse and re-inserting it seemed to do the trick. Thanks to BG996 for pointing me in the right direction.

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