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2010 Sedan Display Problem

UPDATE
I called the dealership and told him that I have been posting into some Genesis forums and received feedback that it should be covered. He then backtracked a bit and said, "Oh I thought it was the navigation." DUH! I'm giving them one week to fix this before I unleash the Electronic Email Carpet Bombing, LoL! That's where you send a email detailing the problem to everyone in the Executive Office and home someone listens.
 
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SteelerDave,

I am pleased to hear that dealer is reconsidering. I think that dealer should immediately approve warranty coverage. As the dealer now realizes that the part is not under the shorter navigation warranty coverage, the repair can be approved and completed within a few days. I do not believe that high level e-mails will be needed.
 
CONCLUSION:)

Glendora Hyundai fixed it!

They got it fixed by doing a reset. He did mention that it would not be covered under warranty if it happened again. Really blows my mind that they were willing to just charge me for a new one to the tune of $1300.00 when all they really had to do was this reset. Does anyone here know how to do the reset for future reference in case this happens again?
 
SteelerDave said:
CONCLUSION:)

Glendora Hyundai fixed it!

They got it fixed by doing a reset. He did mention that it would not be covered under warranty if it happened again. Really blows my mind that they were willing to just charge me for a new one to the tune of $1300.00 when all they really had to do was this reset. Does anyone here know how to do the reset for future reference in case this happens again?
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Congrats:)

Pull the master fuse surrounded in yellow inside your drivers door on dash side for a reset.
 
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