scoobydoo
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Only just seen post ,cheers dave will look into this .I've taken radio out and sure as he'll the felt has corroded the board .what a money maker from BMW. Con artists
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Might need new circuit board as I've found video on this and it's a nightmare to solder up .can't believe something so simple can be pain in the ##### .
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Cheers dave for response, I disconnected the negative. Left for some time .nothing .I've done some more research and apparently on the boost cd faceplate. The circuit board inside .BMW put a piece of felt behind board thus condensation occurs .making the connection rusty .Well done BMW. Will look into this more .
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Hi dave thankyou for reply .the battery was took out put on charge .then replaced ,the radio was working fine till battery went flat .tried all fuses in driver footwell all OK 👍. On other sites it has been said that if cd player operates then the fuse is good .just no power to on/ button .seems odd .but inchcape wants £100 just to investigate. Must be a simple solution. Also to remove the radio you have to dismantle most of the dashboard .Great design NOT!!
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Mini one 2013 radio on/off button not working after car battery went flat ,checked all fuses they are OK HELP!!!!!!
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