Radio / navigation Mail-in repair Warranty
Repair of radio, navigation and amplifier Volkswagen Tiguan I
The RNS310, RNS315 and RNS510 radio-navigation units and the Dynaudio AMP600 amplifier are factory-fitted Tiguan I devices that we check after removing them from the car.
Volkswagen
Volkswagen Tiguan I (5N)
Radio / navigation Mail-in repair Warranty
Radio / navigation Mail-in repair Warranty
Amplifier Mail-in repair Warranty
Radio Mail-in repair Warranty
Radio / navigation Mail-in repair Warranty
Radio / navigation Mail-in repair Warranty
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Frequently asked questions and answers
Repair of radio, navigation and amplifiers Volkswagen Tiguan I: submission, module dispatch and quote.
Do you repair the factory radio, navigation and amplifier in the Volkswagen Tiguan I model?
Yes, OEMatic repairs factory modules from the Volkswagen Tiguan I model; you send the removed module in for checking. We do not repair replacement units fitted instead of the factory devices; we identify originals by the sticker.
Is repairing a module in the Volkswagen Tiguan I worth it instead of replacing it?
We assess whether repair is worthwhile after checking the removed module; before shipping, we give an initial indication based on photos and the description. We confirm the exact quote and scope of repair after checking the unit, and we will carry out the repair after your approval.
How is the quote for repairing a module in the Volkswagen Tiguan I model prepared?
Before shipping, we provide an initial quote for the Volkswagen Tiguan I model based on photos and the description, so you can decide whether to send the removed module. After checking, we confirm the exact price and scope of repair, and we will carry out the work after your approval.
Do I need to bring the car in, or is it enough to send the module from a Volkswagen Tiguan I?
You do not need to bring the car in; OEMatic handles mail-in repairs from all over Poland, and you send the removed module for checking. You can also deliver the module in person by appointment; protect the screen and connectors and pack the module in a rigid cardboard box.
What should I prepare before submitting a module from a Volkswagen Tiguan I?
When submitting a module from a Volkswagen Tiguan I, provide the car details, describe the symptoms and attach photos of the panel and the sticker from the removed module. Based on the photos, we will carry out an initial assessment and provide an approximate quote, and we will confirm the exact price after checking the module.
Repair of radio, navigation and amplifier Volkswagen Tiguan I covers the factory RNS radio-navigation units and the Dynaudio AMP600 amplifier – we check each of these devices after removing them from the car.
Which devices do we service in the Tiguan I model?
In the Tiguan I we check and repair the following factory devices:
- RNS310 radio-navigation unit (Bosch) – device from around 2008–2014,
- RNS315 radio-navigation unit (TechniSat) – device from around 2010–2015,
- RNS510 radio-navigation unit (Continental) – device from around 2008–2016,
- Volkswagen AMP600 amplifier (Dynaudio).
How do you tell which device has failed?
If the problem concerns sound, two devices may be involved. The AMP600 amplifier gives sudden crackling, after which the sound gradually disappears completely, and it can drain the battery while parked. However, popping and humming that sound similar may also be caused by the RNS510 – in cars with Dynaudio sound system they do not necessarily mean an amplifier fault. The RNS510 can also get stuck in a reset loop after the welcome logo.
The RNS315 and RNS310 report faults with messages on the screen: “Please insert software CD!” in the RNS315 and “Software update needed, Please insert download data carrier” in the RNS310.
What does the scope of repair depend on?
It depends on what the check of the removed module shows. We do not repair replacements fitted instead of original units (e.g. Android radios). When submitting, provide the make, model and year of the car, describe the fault and send a photo of the device and the sticker with the part number – we will prepare an initial, approximate quote. For sound problems, before removal we will determine which device should be sent. After checking, we confirm the price, and we carry out the work after your approval.