2012 L322 4.4 TDV8

Has Naviplus fitted, which does drain the battery a bit, hence I'd been un-plugging the brown plug when leaving it stood for a while. Upon reconnecting a few weeks ago I heard a pop, figured I'd shorted a pin when re-plugging and blown a fuse.

Nav screen doesn't come on. No lights on button, no audio from it - dash all works fine, reports a "camera system fault" now and then.

I've checked all the fuses marked DVD/CD or with generic entertainment type logos in the glove box and the boot compartment, but nothing looks to have blown.

There's an additional fuse in-line which is part of the Naviplus wiring, that's also not blown.

Have I missed any other fuses? :\

There's a fuse box in the engine compartment but I don't think it has any fuses related to the entertainment system. On my USA spec (LHD) 2009 it's a large black box on the left side as you are facing the engine from the front.

Good luck!
Larry. 2009 Range Rover L322 Autobiography
Bournville/Ivory
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Not sure if this may help, see the link below, look up Range Rover 2002 to 2012, seems to be fairly comprehensive, take some time, the site seemed to be slow to show the one mentioned above.

https://fusesdiagram.com/

Thought I'd loop back and close this thread off with the solution - the problem was between the steering wheel and the drivers seat.

Vehicle has Naviplus fitted and when left for long periods it can flatten the battery, so I've been disconnecting it when leaving the car for a long time - basically I'd also managed to dislodge the connector from the amp, removing the power altogether. No issue with the fuse, just a loose cable, doh!

All back together and working great now!