BMW

    UE369

    BMW 1 series E81, E87, BMW 3 series E90, E91, E92, E93

    Model: Alpine BMW Professional CD73, 65.12-9177 199, 65129177, 65.12-9 199 439, 65129199439

    Common faults: Screen faulty, display faulty, LCD faulty, segments missing on display. Cd not playing, Cd jammed, Cd not loading, CD not ejecting

    UE360

    BMW CD Stacker
    Models:
    Alpine 82 11 1 469 404, 82111469404, 65. 12-6 913 388, 65126913388

    Common faults: Jammed, Not ejecting/loading discs, Not reading CD, Error message

    UE365

    Models: CD53, BMW Business CD

    Common faults: CD not reading. CD not ejecting. Volume control not adjusting properly

    UE370

    Model: Becker BM53 or BM54 amplifier module

    Common faults: Losing 1 or more speakers, Speakers cutting in and out, No sound

    UE373

    Model: Alpine CD53 E39/53

    Common faults: CD not reading, CD not ejecting

    BMW Alpine CM5901E

    Model: Alpine CM5901E

    Common faults: No Power, no sound, popping sound, crackling sound, clicking sound, no illumination, low sound. Cassette not working.

    Security de-coding available in workshop

    BMW Alpine CM5908E

    Model: Alpine CM5908E

    Common faults: No Power, no sound, popping sound, crackling sound, no illumination, low sound. Cassette not working.

    Security de-coding available in workshop

    BMW Clarion PU-9204A

    Model: BMW Clarion Motorcycle

    Common faults: No Power, no sound, no illumination, low sound. Cassette not working.

    Security de-coding available in workshop



    BMW Eurovox MCC7381B

    Model: Eurovox 1030 stacker

    Common faults: Error 99, E99, E-99, CD jammed, Cartridge jammed, Error, E04, E-04, CD not reading, E-01, error 1, No magazine

    Radio Repair

    Why Repair and not Replace?

    Why purchase a wreckers audio unit, then pay again to get it re-coded or paired to your vehicle, then only to find it has, or develops the same identical problem as the audio unit you just replaced. Argh..!

    Repair your current unit and save $$.

    No extra coding or programming costs and a better warranty than a 2nd hand unit.Repair Docket PDF

    How It Works

    1. Pack your unit carefully and ship it to us.

    2. Our experienced and qualified technicians will then take a look at it on the bench and confirm the fault/faults you’ve described. 

    3. We contact you regarding the repair requirements and cost.

    4. You then pay for your repair (we accept all major credit cards) and we return your unit.

    Quote & Repair Fees

    First we need to inspect your unit on the work bench and confirm the fault. We then contact you with a repair estimate/quote cost. We have repairs starting from $88. We do have some fixed price repairs and if you’re quoted by a competitor, we can guarantee we’ll always be cheaper. They have already allowed for the worst possible scenario. We've been doing factory car audio repairs since the 1980's and trading nearly as long. Trust and experience count.

                                                                                   Download our  Repair Docket PDF

    Shipping

    We ship using Australia Post 3 or 5 kg pre-paid satchels, fixed price Australia wide and includes tracking.

    Place your unit in a box with lots of padding, then place in satchel. Use plenty of padding around the face and or screen to avoid any further damage.

    If outside Australia, please contact us prior to sending for a return freight quotation.

    Why Choose Us?

    Our Australia wide online repair business continues to grow each year, as people discover our superior value repairs and servicing.

    We also receive the occasional international repair.

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