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Peugeot 607 Audio System Failure

I have a perplexing issue concerning my 2005 Peugeot 607 with a diesel engine. The audio system has ceased functioning. There is absolutely no sound from any of the speakers. A diagnostic check shows an error code related to the audio system. I've checked all the fuses and reset the system by disconnecting the battery, but no luck. Has anyone else experienced this, or could offer any guidance? Could a defective display unit be the culprit?

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The 2005 Peugeot 607's audio system stopped working, with no sound from the speakers and an error code indicating an audio system issue. Initial troubleshooting, including checking fuses and resetting the system, did not resolve the problem. A potential cause was identified as a defective display unit, which was confirmed by a workshop. Replacing the display unit restored the audio system's functionality.

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guenterbrown4

It sounds like you've already covered the basics. Intermittent audio issues in older cars can often be tricky. When you say 'error code', do you know what the specific code is? Also, have you noticed any crackling sounds from the speakers before it completely failed? Sometimes, that can indicate a failing amplifier or speaker issue. Dashboard controls and volume control still light up as normal?

jessicameyer85 (community.author)

I didn't record the specific error code, but I can retrieve it. I didn't observe any unusual noises prior to the complete failure. The dashboard controls and volume control do illuminate and appear to function normally, although there is no corresponding change in audio output. Could a faulty display really cause a complete audio system shutdown, even if the display itself seems functional?

guenterbrown4

Okay, the fact that the controls light up normally is interesting. It does sound like the display itself might be the problem, especially if the audio system is integrated through it. It's hard to say for sure without proper diagnostics, and a faulty display can sometimes cause a complete system failure like you are experiencing. Given the age of the car, it might be best to have a workshop take a look. They can properly diagnose the fault.

jessicameyer85 (community.author)

Based on your recommendation, and further research, I decided to take my vehicle to a reputable workshop. They confirmed that the display unit was indeed defective and needed replacement. The repair cost amounted to 725€, which was somewhat disheartening, but at least the audio system is now functioning correctly.

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