First, make sure the infotainment system is covered by your warranty by looking over your documentation.
Under the basic or bumper-to-bumper warranty, Hyundai typically covers electrical and technological components, including the infotainment system.
To make an appointment, get in touch with the Hyundai dealership or service facility in your area. Give a detailed explanation of the problem, including its occurrence time and any known triggers.
Taking pictures or videos of the broken system is useful as proof. Bring all necessary documentation with you when you attend the service center, such as your warranty paperwork, your vehicle's registration, and any records of prior repairs.
Refer the subject to Hyundai's customer service at 1-800-633-5151 or visit www.hyundai.com for regional contact details if you run into opposition or if the service center says the problem is not covered under warranty.
To guarantee that your request is handled quickly, give them all relevant information and accompanying documentation.
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