u/sabriars

Hi everyone,

I’ve just collected a SEAT Arona and I’m having an issue with the infotainment system.

When I go to Full Link, it says:

“This function is unavailable”

Because of this, I cannot use Android Auto at all.

I have already tried the following:

- Completed the available infotainment software update (OUN9)

- Used a USB-C data cable

- The car detects my phone via USB

- My phone recognises the connection as “Transferring files / Android Auto”

- Successfully paired the phone via Bluetooth

- The phone appears under Mobile Device Management in the car

- Restarted the infotainment system

However, Full Link itself still says “This function is unavailable”.

I also noticed that the previous SEAT CONNECT licence has expired. As far as I understand, SEAT CONNECT and Full Link/Android Auto are separate services, so I don't think the expired CONNECT licence should prevent Android Auto from working.

I’ve contacted SEAT/dealer support and asked them to check whether Full Link is correctly activated/licensed on the vehicle.

Has anyone else with a SEAT Arona experienced exactly this message: “Full Link – This function is unavailable”?

If so:

- What was the actual cause?

- Was Full Link simply not activated/licensed?

- Did the dealer have to activate it?

- Did a software update or reset fix it?

- Is there anything I can check myself before taking the car back to the dealer?

Any advice would be really appreciated. Thanks!

Hi everyone,

I'm having a strange issue with my Marshall DSL40CR and I'm hoping someone has seen this before.

I've owned the amp for about 1.5 years, and this is the first time I've had any problems with it.

The issues started with the amp randomly switching from the Clean channel to the OD channel by itself. At the same time, I noticed intermittent crackling/popping noises (I have a video if it helps).

Now the problem has become worse:

Low Power mode no longer works at all. When I switch to Low Power, the amp is completely silent.

High Power mode still works normally.

The footswitch is not connected, so it's not caused by the footswitch or its cable.

The crackling noises started before the Low Power mode failed completely.

Has anyone experienced this on a DSL40CR?

Could this be:

a faulty relay,

the Low/High power switching circuit,

a power tube issue,

or something else?

I'd really appreciate any advice before I take it to a repair shop.

Thanks!