How do i know which is the radio fuse in my 2006 jeep cherokee? My radio stopped working all of a sudden. It wont turn on at all.

Jeep Grand Cherokee WK Fuses

First check the Fuse? If the fuse is OK then most likely the radio has faulted you will in this case need to get it looked at by a professional, or the manufacturer, always ask for a "Quote" before allowing any repair work to be done.

No. It's a radio screen problem. Being an 06, if it still works, keep listening.

gear selection cable might be out of adjustment. neutral safety switch acting up. possibly a defective ignition control module. they get flaky like that. work fine then all of a sudden they wont start 1nce or twice, then they work fine for months then dont work for a day or two.

sounds like a fuse under the hood you know one of the master fuses

Fuses are in the kick panel on the passenger side. If it blows again, you will need to find the malfunction (don't put in a higher rated fuse) Most times the blower motor will cause fuse failure as when the motor gets older it begins to draw excessive amperage...but don't change it till it is actually verified as being bad.

does it have a fuse and if so ,,check that ..or take to an authorized repair facility to have it diagnosed..the navigation is operated through a gps system..

opening the door manuelly will cause no harm to your jeep. if you have an owners manuel the index will tell you the location for your fuses and witch fuse is for each thing that it's for. check your fuses. it's quite possible that is the problem

There is most likely a fuse, i don't have a Cherokee manual handy for that model year but i know on the Liberty of the same year there is a fuse for the UConnect in the interior fuse box. If you have your manual in the glove box check the glossary for fuses and there is a diagram showing what each fuse is with a number and an explanation of what each fuse runs in a chart. If the fuse is ok it might just need to be reset, pulling the battery negative cable and waiting 10-15 mins and then reconnect will usually clear up any issues and reboot everything, just be aware that if you have antitheft lock on the stereo that you disable that before pulling the battery cable otherwise the radio will be locked after reconnecting the battery cable. You can also try just pulling the fuse that supplies power to the Uconnect and leave that out for a bit.

However, i kinda doubt its a fuse, because usually the Uconnect and stereo are on the same fuse, so if everything else is working that might not be it but its worth checking before taking it to a dealership.

There are two power sources for your radio...one is full time and powers the clock, the other is on the accessory side...only hot with key on. check that power supply. Remember...fuses dont wear out...they blow for a reason. If you find a faulty fuse replace it...if it blows again, it is because there if a fault somewhere.