MERCEDES REPLACEMENT AUDIO SYSTEMS BLUETOOTH TO YOUR

Mercedes Replacement Audio Systems Bluetooth To Your

Satellite and HD Radio: Some receivers come equipped with built-in satellite radio. Wired connections for your MP3 player or iPod can also be made through USB or AUX ports. Supported Media: Many of todays car stereo receivers can wirelessly connect through Bluetooth to your smartphone to play music from your library, stream Internet radio, make hands-free calls and access your favorite apps.

Chances are the symptoms may return. This normally restores the systems to working order. Doing a soft reset for these systems will force the head unit to rest. For you to do that, you will need to remove the fuses for the CD Changer, COMAND/ NAV / DVD Player / Radio, Audio Gateway AGW, and the Voice Unit if it is equipped with one, for at least 10 minutes.

Take out the key from the ignition and donвЂ™t turn on the car for at least 15 minutes.Take note: The fuse number will depend on the model of Mercedes-Benz that you have. The second fuse box may be on the left side of the trunk. Pry the side cover, look for fuse 26 and 28 and remove both fuses. Find the fuse box under the dashboard.

You will need to have an authorized Mercedes-Benz serviceВ technician replace the whole unit if AGW is defective. The Audio Gateway is the brains of the Mercedes-Benz COMAND system. You need to figure out which component is defective by bypassing each component until you find the problem. The fiber optic cables are used to transmit the sound signal of your Mercedes-Benz between the different units for better sound quality and faster transfer rates.When one of your components goes down, your COMAND will stop functioning. A fuse chart for your model can be found on your fuse box, use the chart to identify the fuses for these components.Troubleshooting the fiber-optic loop is the next step that you should do if removing the fuses does not solve the no-sound problem.