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The arrows to balance the music for the speakers won’t work. My music is only playing to my right door speakers in the arrow to move it back to the middle won’t work. One part of the touchscreen isn’t working. Does anyone have any idea of how to restart the radio so the knob gets back in the middle I have a 2018 Chevy Silverado LT. I tried disconnecting the battery and pulling the fuse. Nothing works. I know there’s something

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To reset the radio in a 2018 Silverado, press and hold the "Home" button on the radio screen for approximately 10 seconds; this should initiate a reset of the infotainment system, including the radio settings. 
 
 
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Key points to remember:
  • Locate the "Home" button: This is usually a prominent button on the radio screen. 
     
     
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  • Hold the button: Press and hold the "Home" button firmly for at least 10 seconds. 
     
     
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  • Observe the screen: The radio display might go blank momentarily while resetting. 

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