Vauxhall Corsa (R Reg.) Grundig Car 200 Radio: The car's battery went flat and it was necessary to start it using jump leads, since then the radio has refused to work. No messages at all are to be seen on the display. I have checked the fuse which is fine. Any ideas on how the radio can be brought back to life?

Andy, January 2008

Hi all i have same problem, but my fuse at the back are good, and i still cant see anything on displey.. :/ Help me pls

Alex, May 2013

This was exactly what I was looking for. I figured there must be a fuse (someplace...) but I never would have guessed how to extract the radio from the console of my Opel Corsa (same radio of course) and find the fuse at the back of the radio (great place to put a fuse by-the-way).

I'd add that to remove the radio push in the nails maybe an inch and a half to move the spring clips towards the interior of the radio. Then the whole radio comes out. Don't try to take just the face of the radio off, which is what I first thought...

Thanks!

Lee, May 2012

thanks lads i needed to know how to remove that radio to put in a new one. but will i need the securuty code for the new sterio ???

seery, July 2010

How do I remove it from the holder

Ian, September 2009

fuse at back of radio undo 4 screws on radio fascia one in each corner you will then need 4 rods to release locking spring in each corner i used 4 nails but knitting needles or similair will do to release springs simultaneously.remove radio and fuse is at the bottom.worked for me.

wayne, April 2008

Jim, Thank you, excellent advice and it worked. It is pity that none of Vauxhalls booklets that came with the car mention the existence of the fuse at the back of the radio.

Andy, February 2008

Have you checked the fuse at the back of the radio?

Jim Grainger, February 2008

Have you checked the fuse at the back of the radio?

Jim Grainger, February 2008