Radio Not Able To Unlock

Hi All

So I replaced the fuse for my 2007 Clio's radio and got prompted thereafter to enter my radio code.

Now this is nothing new to me as I previously had battery problems so was constantly re-entering the code.

However since replacing that fuse I'm unable to enter the code? I start up the car (or just turn ignition to electronics) and Get the "CODE" message on the display followed by the "0000" screen where I normally enter my code. What I normally then do is press 1 to change the first number, 2 to change the second number (etc as you all probably know)

But the 0000 does not change? It just keeps saying 0000. And the first 0 just keeps bouncing to indicate that it's selected. When pressing other buttons I'm hearing beeps so I'm assuming the input is being received. But clearly not for entering the code?

Any ideas please guys? =(
 
Mine's randomly locked itself before and done the same thing, unable to enter a code and just beeps when you press anything. I found that wiggling the connector sorted it, might be worth a try.
 
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Mine's randomly locked itself before and done the same thing, unable to enter a code and just beeps when you press anything. I found that wiggling the connector sorted it, might be worth a try.
Thanks a bunch for your reply! Are we talking about the connectors behind the radio or the the position the fuse is in?

Sorry stupid question X_X
 
My code used to be entered using the steering wheel controls. I might be talking gibberish though?!
Mine was a Cabasse system so maybe different
 
So I haven't gotten to checking the connectors at the back of my radio yet as it's crazy hard to get the radio tool around here, so will need to make one. But my radio refuses to code with the steering wheel controls X_X , I'll keep you guys posted but I've only ever been able to enter the code with the numbered keys X_X
 
You can buy the removal tools on ebay fairly cheap.
Seeing as I'm in South Africa, ordering on Ebay takes about 3months to deliver haha. I got the radio out using 4 thin Screw drivers that are actually meant for opening laptops etc. But it did the trick and the clips weren't damaged either
 
Yeh the ones on the back of the head unit itself. Worth a try and will only take 5 minutes.
This actually helped a big deal though - once I had the radio out and started fiddling with the connectors it gave some response. However it was only after scrubbing down the pins on the back of the radio that it really became responsive again. Thanks so much for the help!
 
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