05/06 Command froze?
So, basically, do not let up with your dealer and demand that the interface be replaced because it is an issue that has been identified by MB and fixed with the new interface kit.
Just an update :-)
- Eric
Go into your local MB dealership, tell them you are having the "Audio Please Wait" problem of Bulletin P-B-82.60/457A and that you need the faulty iPod kit replaced - part 6-7-82-4225
This is all warranty of course, and the fix really works! Its nice to have a car with a working stereo system - I was tired of everyone and their mother making fun of Mercedes whenever I would drive people places and the "glitch" would happen.
- Eric
Go into your local MB dealership, tell them you are having the "Audio Please Wait" problem of Bulletin P-B-82.60/457A and that you need the faulty iPod kit replaced - part 6-7-82-4225
This is all warranty of course, and the fix really works! Its nice to have a car with a working stereo system - I was tired of everyone and their mother making fun of Mercedes whenever I would drive people places and the "glitch" would happen.
- Eric
I have the same problem in that I turn the car off and the radio and everything else was still playing. I "fixed" it by turning the radio off and locking and unlocking the doors.
The next day I notice that my Comand was stuck at the welcome screen. Everything works underneath it but I can't see anything except the welcome screen.
Here's the kicker, I don't have the IPOD integration kit. So what gives?
Whenever a portion of the audio system has a fault or sends a wrong code into the fiber optic ring network of the radio system -- it causes everything to lock up like this. Your dealer is most likely going to have to go part by part trying to determine what went wrong...
If one part is acting up, the whole system shows these symptoms.... just happened to be that the first generation iPod kit typically had this glitch.
- Eric
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Go into your local MB dealership, tell them you are having the "Audio Please Wait" problem of Bulletin P-B-82.60/457A and that you need the faulty iPod kit replaced - part 6-7-82-4225
This is all warranty of course, and the fix really works! Its nice to have a car with a working stereo system - I was tired of everyone and their mother making fun of Mercedes whenever I would drive people places and the "glitch" would happen.
- Eric



