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I think you will need to access the Nav System with a professional scanner or scan tool & then use manufacture trouble charts, to even know what the system is supposed to do, & how to diagnose it
Hopefully a repair shop, if they want the job,otherwise blow out your wallet at a dealer
If you can,check with your multimeter to see if the two voltage rectifiers are good.If they are OK,you may need to replace the 2 audio amplifiers.This will require proper tools and good experience.
It sound like the main power amp has failed. Look at whatever is on the big heatsink as to the cause. As with any device from "friends" it could be that someone has tried to fix a fault and made a mess. So look carefully at the soldering to any of it's parts.
Your lovely Bose has problem with its mechanism that cause load / unload totally out of order. If you hear some noise while you turn on the bose or when you hit some buttons, it is telling us the motor still work. Now we need to check the broken gears ( or other mechanism linkage). If you able assemble this Bose, go ahead to find and fix it mehanism ( you may need some parts replacement.
Note : Be carefully with its laser lens while power on ( avoid direct contact to your eyes).
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