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Skoda Superb 2019 USB Carplay Port Issue

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Hello, Recently my USB port stopped working.  There is no power (phone does not charge) and no carplay.  I assume either the 5v supply to the carplay enabled USB module behind the port is not being delivered (blown fuse?) or the module is fried.   The handbook says there is a fuse for USB port(s) outside of the fuse box ie in the passenger footwell area.   I have seen this (see red object in picture) but I am not sure if this is a fuse even.   Perhaps the cable goes straight to the head end unit which provides all power but that seems risky when devices are being charged and may cause a surge due to faults.   

 

Anyone had a similar issue and found a simple fuse replacement solves the problem ?

 

 

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I think, having now seen there is a cable you can buy that connects the port to the head end that maybe there is a direct connection from USB port in front of Gear stick to the head end.....maybe just the module has gone pop.... any thoughts still appreciated. Thanks!

 

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  • 10 months later...

Hi - Did you manage to fix this issue? I've got exactly the same problem. Thanks

Check fuse #9

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  • 1 year later...

My USB port stopped working as well. Checked fuze number 9 and their wasnt one! Put one in and it made no difference.

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