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<\/p>\nThe radio in my VW Golf MKVI goes crazy sometimes.\u00a0 It is a North America Delphi RCD-310. There are also European and Asian variants of this radio (perhaps other regions as well). You can tell if you have a North American unit if the four “Hard Keys” are labeled as FM-AM-MEDIA-MENU,\u00a0 your AM tuner “stops” every 10 Khz,\u00a0 and the FM tuner stops on\u00a0 the odd .1,.3,.5,.7,.9 Mhz frequencies.<\/p>\n
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I also have a MDI (media device interface)\u00a0 box connected to it as well.\u00a0 One of the symptoms is “silent” AM radio, meaning you can select a station, but no noise is emitted from the amplifier.\u00a0 Another symptom is MDI folder navigation and selection behaving strange.\u00a0 I’ll let you in on a secret.\u00a0 It’s like every other computer problem – just try rebooting it.\u00a0 But how can you do that without disconnecting your battery?\u00a0 Here’s how.\u00a0 Power on the unit.\u00a0 Once the unit is on, hold down the power\/volume control for about 10 seconds.\u00a0 At the 10 second mark, the unit will immediately power off and reboot.\u00a0 It’s non-destructive and will preserve your radio station memory presets.\u00a0 That’s it!\u00a0 It should work correctly for quite a while before needing another reboot.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
The radio in my VW Golf MKVI goes crazy sometimes.\u00a0 It is a North America Delphi RCD-310. There are also European and Asian variants of this radio (perhaps other regions … <\/p>\n