Command Died
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From: Albuquerque, NM
09' E350, 01' Maxima SE, 93 Nissan Maxima SE, 1987 Nissan Maxima SE
Command Died
I have a 09 E350 today I was getting off work, and turn the power on and it didn't power up. I was like huh, so I turn off the car and restart it and turn the radio on and still not powering up. I saw a black dark strip on the middle of the screen. Did the command bite the dust??? Or is the screen dead, Any one had that experience?
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I have a 09 E350 today I was getting off work, and turn the power on and it didn't power up. I was like huh, so I turn off the car and restart it and turn the radio on and still not powering up. I saw a black dark strip on the middle of the screen. Did the command bite the dust??? Or is the screen dead, Any one had that experience?
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From: Albuquerque, NM
09' E350, 01' Maxima SE, 93 Nissan Maxima SE, 1987 Nissan Maxima SE
I pulled a fuse in the driver side panel and check and the fuse in the trunk for the radio, none was blown, next thing I tried to turn the radio back on and lo and behold it came back on. I was like what the heck? fuses wasn't blown so why did it suddenly decided to work?
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I pulled a fuse in the driver side panel and check and the fuse in the trunk for the radio, none was blown, next thing I tried to turn the radio back on and lo and behold it came back on. I was like what the heck? fuses wasn't blown so why did it suddenly decided to work?
But I was going to say maybe it's audio gateway going, maybe you have a loose connection somewhere and maybe resetting it by pulling the fuse got it back to normal for now.
