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The car was out of warranty by less than a month. The reason i took to to my local garage is because Renault Dealerships have exorbitant charges which i could not cover. I felt that the unit should have lasted a lot longer and the car had done less than 15,00 miles.

My screen has gone blank too taken 2 weeks to get it booked in I have taken out an extra years warranty so I’m hoping it’s covered I love my kadjar but this is making me think whether to move to another make of car.the car is just over 3 years old and only done 17.5k

Don't know if this will help.
The Sat Nav screen on my Kajar also failed to light up, so I booked the car into the local Renault service centre - I couldn't get an appointment for 2 weeks but as I didn't need to use the car it wasn't an issue - as a result the car was sat on the drive for the whole 2 weeks . When i returned to the car I found another problem - the battery was completely flat ! (I'm sure I didn't leave any lights etc on)...Long story short I had to get a new battery. To my surprise, after fitting the new battery, the sat nav screen started working again.
When I first noticed the problem with the sat nav (on the old battery) I did try a power reset (eg disconnected the battery terminal) but this would have been for no more than a few seconds and may not have been enough to actually 'reset' the sat nav electronics. I'm just wondering if a longer period with the battery disconnected (an hour for example ?) may be required to effectively reset the display electronic. This may be worth a try before facing a potential high repair bill.

30 seconds should be enough, but 2-3-4 is too little, I guess.

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Thanks I will give that a try

Hi I tried disconnecting the battery left it 5 mins I now have Speedo on eco screen and a green flashing light on the Speedo media screen still dead so will have to get it into Renault as soon as lockdown has gone.Has anyone else had the green flashing on the Speedo