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Thanks @toot- for some reason I imagined that the antifreeze would also deal with ice on the screen. Obviously not. R-

But out of stock 😞

All I can tell you is that it was a 7.5A fuse. In the online manual it says it’s fuse #35, but that position was empty 🥴! R-

Thanks Kenny, that does seem to come highly rated. It seems our local Screwfix sell it. R-

I have recently blown a fuse on my Skoda by trying to operate the windscreen washers whilst the contents - and the pump no doubt - were frozen up. Lesson learned - that has been sorted out now and I wondered if anyone has a suggestion for a good quality screen wash - with antifreeze protection - that I can use? There are so many online. The garage lady said I should ideally get one that protects down to -10℃ and if it looks to be getting close to that temperature then dilute slightly less. Thanks, R-

Checked all the fuses as mentioned in manual and the various posts on here - could find nothing wrong. Finally got the car to the garage after the break and it turns out it was a fuse and not the pump. The manual says is it fuse 35 - IT IS NOT! Anyway all safe and legal again. Thanks for your help chaps. R-

No sound of a motor. 🥴 R-

Well, I’ve checked all the fuses mentioned to date without success. I can see no breaks or smears and they test out ok on a multi-meter. I think we’ve burnt out the pump. R-

The headlight wash works it’s the front and back windscreen wash that has packed up. Thanks for the link to the manual, I can look up the correct fuse. R-

That narrows it down nicely - thank you. R-

Is there a separate pump for the headlight spray? These work but there is nothing on the front or back screens. R-

Thanks @varooom. That’s two things to try. No, did not update maps for 2 years, 😌 R-

Thanks, but it’s never looked like that before. The blue area at the top creating the impression we are near the sea is new and a fault. I will try the 2D view though I am not hopeful. R-

On a long trip on Friday in horrendous rain the navigation screen developed a partial loss of the viewable area, as per the attached image. All other functions are normal and a power cycle does not reset it. Am I looking at a big bill for replacement- or is there something else I could try? Thanks, R-