Some time ago, my wife informed me that she could no longer access the clock or the mileage indicator on the Multi-Information-Display.
I heard that it could be one of the following:
1. Blown fuse.
2. Disconnecting the battery could reset it when battery reconnected.

- The best I can tell, there is not a blown fuse (Easier to pull and see in engine compartment, not so much in passenger compartment).
- Tried disconnecting battery (Did it for a full 1 hour) and reconnecting. This did not work and caused the radio to be inoperable (The radio was able to be recovered with help from Tech8).

Is there anything else that I can try? Does anyone know what number (and where) the correct fuse is as I did drop one when I looked previously and don't want to do that too often.

 

There are 2 ways to access and change the displays on the Multi-Information Display. See if this works.

1. Using just the Display button.
2. Using the Steering Wheel Controls.

See pages 8 and 9 in this Honda link:

https://techinfo.honda.com/rjanisis/...S/0A13RSQS.PDF

 

Hi tech8-Thanks for the response:

I have tried the standard methods as shown in the manual.
- Using the display buttons does nothing, the screen stays blank. (None of Clock, trip computer or mileage displays appear).
- Same with menu button.

 

The fuse to check would be under-hood Fuse A29 (10A). But, that usually is if the multi-information display wasn't working. Sounds like it is partially working.