Scratches on audi mmi screen - A5 Audi Cars & Trucks

Force reboot . Press the setup button and the centre knob and the right top knob together ,as soon as you leave the 3 button in will reboot

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either put a protective slide before use or in ur case replace the screen.....it is a seperate part.........ask ur local dealer

Check in hidden green menu if you have everything configured as it should be.
Details at http://mr-fix.info/

I have a brand new A6 and the MMI is not working. Keeps going on and off. After 4 trips to the dealer, Audi is still not owning up to the problem.

No solution, same problem, but had many strange moments: 4 months ago during 100 kms or so it stopped, then suddenly came back, and worked ever since. A few days ago, it started happening again: NAV stuck, then radio dead, and gradually the rest disappeared. I did a Reset, and since that moment I see the intro-screen and then it goes black. Hitting the TEL button is somehow also a Reset...

Do the previous 2 posters have anything to report on this matter? It would be VERY welcome!

Thanks,
Jeff

you nid mmi circuit board replaced,happened to me after spilling coffee,audi wanted to replace the whole thing with a new mmi system for a lot of money, but Ifound someone to change circuit board for abt £200 which is not bad,the only thing is you have to take out the whole centre console and air con unit and armrest off,so u nid some one who knows how to do it.check on tyresmoke and post from there,will respond and give you more info.The previous owner must have spilt something and panicked and sold the car without being honest.It sucks..........

hello
have you solved the problem? i have same problem on my A5 and the guys from audi told me to replace the battery. i really don't know what to do because the car is starting immediately.
thanks

Sorry, not posible.

First push the setup button on the MMI control, and push the MMI button that corresponds to the word "settings" on the screen, and pick "time," push the master control to enter that mode, then turn the knob to change the time. Be sure to back out of the sequence properly or the clock reverts to the previous setting.