Peugeot Sat Nav

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by Dave G via CarKB.com, Jan 27, 2006.

  1. Hi Guys, I have a Peugeot 406 S 110 bhp estate which is on its 3rd Sat Nav
    unit. All 3 units have failed with the same fault with the following error
    messages: CD ROM Missing, CD ROM Unreadable, Navigation System Initialising (
    for up to 3 hours ) also some menu options "greyed out" & occasionally goes
    off for no reason.

    In all 3 cases I have cleaned the CD and the laser lense without any
    improvement. I suspect the problem is related to disk read errors during the
    initialising process.

    Another question, if a unit is replaced under warranty shouldn't that unit be
    covered for a further 12 months as the dealer wants £850 for another
    refurbished unit.

    Any help would be appreciated.
    Dave G.
     
    Dave G via CarKB.com, Jan 27, 2006
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  2. Dave G via CarKB.com

    Brian Guest

    I would assume that any replacement unit would have it's own guarantee.

    Under current consumer legislation, the "Supply of goods and services
    regulations 2002" to be precise, any item found faulty within the first 6
    months is deemed to have been faulty at the time of supply, unless the
    supplier can prove otherwise. And that will require more than him saying
    "well it worked when I first switched it on", he would have to show that you
    broke it.

    If in doubt about the val;idity of this, contact your local Trading
    Standards Office. It was the one for the SE which told me the above.
     
    Brian, Jan 27, 2006
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  3. Thanks for the info, unfortunately the latest replacement is 7.5 months old &
    I don't think I am going to win this one. ... Tom Tom maybe !

    Regards
    Dave G
     
    Dave G via CarKB.com, Jan 27, 2006
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    Zoab Guest

    I have the Pug system and have just bought the latest disc
    and quite honestly I find the system hopeless, so I have
    gone back to my trusty Tom Tom.

    Bryan

    Winchester UK
     
    Zoab, Jan 27, 2006
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  5. When it works its not too bad considering the technology is around 5 years
    old but it must be reliable to be of any use. I've just had another play with
    it and found that it has a 90% chance of working if I let it initialise
    before I start the engine. The unit has a very bad build quality, the CD
    transport mech is rubbish considering the bumps and vibration it has to put
    up with.

    Dave G
     
    Dave G via CarKB.com, Jan 28, 2006
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    Peter Guest

    Yes, it should.
     
    Peter, Jan 29, 2006
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