Occasionally, and I cannot reproduce the problem on demand, my radio will continuously play the warning signals (like the ones for parking assist, etc). It isn't actual warning signals because if I turn off the radio the sound stops; as opposed to actual warnings that will still sound even if the radio is off. I'm wondering if anyone else has had this issue and how they fixed it. I don't want to reset the radio and lose all my presets if I don't have to do so. If anyone has experience with this, I'd love your feedback. Thanks.
What makes this problem better or worse?
It's totally random
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Hello, although I have not experienced this, I'm thinking in theory how the problem occurs and what the resolution would be. I can see from some technical service bulletins that there are audio unit concerns, although what you're mentioning is not listed. The concerns list an over the air software update that can be performed to solve multiple concerns. Yes, this would require resetting your audio unit, which is probably a very necessary first step. If software or "resetting" is not possible, replacing the unit is the only next step.
Further, a diagnostic tool that can monitor the components that could sound the audible warning chime could be helpful as well. Good luck!
