Radio / navigation Mail-in repair Warranty
Repair of the radio, navigation and amplifier Volkswagen Passat CC / CC
We check the factory RNS315 (TechniSat) radio-navigation system from the Volkswagen Passat CC, among other things, when it shows the message “Please insert software CD!” and freezes.
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Radio / navigation 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 Volkswagen Passat CC / CC radios, navigation units and amplifiers: submission, module shipping and quote.
Do you repair the factory radio, navigation and amplifier in the Volkswagen Passat CC / CC?
Yes — we repair factory radios, navigation units and amplifiers fitted in the Volkswagen Passat CC / CC, provided they are original and identifiable by the manufacturer’s label. We inspect the removed module at the workshop and do not service aftermarket replacements.
Is it worth repairing the module in the Volkswagen Passat CC / CC rather than replacing it?
You decide whether it is worthwhile after our initial assessment and after checking the removed module; based on photos and a description we will give you an initial quote, and we will confirm the exact one after inspection. We will carry out the repair only with your approval.
How is the repair quote for the module in the Volkswagen Passat CC / CC calculated?
The initial quote is approximate and is based on the photos you send of the front and the label, plus a description of the fault, before you send the module. After inspecting the removed module, we confirm the exact scope and cost of the repair and start it after your approval.
Do I need to bring the car in, or can I send the module from the Volkswagen Passat CC / CC?
You do not need to bring the car in; we only inspect the removed module, which you can send from anywhere in Poland or deliver to the workshop by appointment. Protect the screen and connectors and send the module in a rigid box with padding.
What should I prepare before submitting the module from the Volkswagen Passat CC / CC?
When submitting, provide the car’s make, model and year, describe when the fault occurs and how it behaves, and include a photo of the front of the unit and a photo of the label with the part number. You do not need to know the radio name; if needed, we will ask for the part number.
Repair of the radio and navigation system in the Volkswagen Passat CC / CC covers the factory RNS315 radio-navigation unit fitted in this model.
What unit do we service in the Volkswagen Passat CC / CC?
In the Volkswagen Passat CC / CC, we inspect and repair the factory RNS315 (TechniSat) radio-navigation unit, produced approx. 2010–2015.
What faults of the RNS315 do we repair?
RNS315 units come to the workshop with the following symptoms:
- message “Please insert software CD!” on the screen,
- “Software Update” screen displayed immediately after switching on,
- freezing, resets or no response to the power button,
- non-working touchscreen or cracked display,
- no reading of CD discs or SD memory cards.
How does the inspection work and what should be prepared for the submission?
We inspect the removed module, not the car. We repair factory electronics; we do not service replacements fitted instead of factory units. In the submission:
- describe what appears on the screen after switching on and how the unit behaves afterwards,
- attach a photo of the front of the unit and a photo of the label with the part number,
- provide the car’s make, model and year,
- say whether the module has already been replaced or repaired before and whether it requires a code.
On this basis we will prepare an initial, approximate quote. After checking the unit we confirm the scope of the repair and the price, and we start work after your approval. Before dispatching it back, we test the repaired unit.