The small display screen is renowned for this fault. Press on the plastic surround/bezel and see if the display shows any sign of life. It appears to be either a soldered joint or circuit board problem. I would doubt that replacing the radio will fix the fault, and at a bet, buying a replacement unit will be expensive and probably only result in the fault returning. Never know - there may be someone who has managed to work out a permanent fix for it...
SOURCE: 2008 Mazda Tribute display that shows clock/radio
Ihave the same problem,checked all ith fuses??Dose any one have the answer??
SOURCE: 2008 Mazda Tribute - Radio
both previous posts are valid info but as well i would check the fuse in the back of the radio its self , these are usually only 2 amps so to protect delicate electronic components from power surges that do not affect more robust components, it will be a micro fuse push directly into the radio by the wiring connection plugs , do this with the ignition OFF , keep me posted if you wish
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