Fuse replacement xm snap - Car Audio & Video

Fuse is 5 A for 120 VAC and 2.5 A for 220-230 VAC, usually 5 x 20 mm.

depends on what fuse. the fuse on the back of the stereo or the fuse in the fuse box? if the one in the fuse box it should show you on the cover that you opened to get into the box. it should say stereo. now if your looking for the one on the back of the stereo you will have to take the stereo out and on the backside you will find a fuse or two. good luck

Here is a link to the SiriusXM Snap: http://www.tss-radio.com/products/xm-snap

I just pushed the outside ring in until it 'snapped' and then the little XM button and it's stayed ever since. Did you break anything other than have the button pop out like it did on mine? Worst case, you use the remote control.

I have had this problem at least a half-dozen times, and the simplest solution is to pull the 2 fuses labeled 'audio 1' and 'audio 2.' It resets the radio, but it will work for a while after that (until I have to do it again). Had the xm unit replaced 3 times, new antenna installed, replaced the antenna connection wire - it always dies within a month.

Remove the Audio Fuse and then put it back in and the problem is solved. So frustrating that I had to find this solution on another site as both the dealer and XM had no idea how to fix it. Dealer tried to tell me it was a bad radio and I'd have to get a replacement from Hyundai.

Either You Fired Your Amp Or Wires, If You Got The Money Replace The Wires, Also Trying Grounded Your Ground Wire To Something Else.

Try this:
On the fuse panel in the dash is a black jumer not described in the manual or panel cover. It's a quick power disconnect for radio and clock.
Pull it, wait for a brief time, replace it in the original orientation.

Do not use anything bigger than a 10amp fuse. Cheaper to replace a fuse than an amp. 10 amp is usually the standard.

sounds to me like you need to check the continuity to ground on the power line for the xm, you may have a power to ground short or a loose wire in the xm harness