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ok. I think fibre B is too long for that position and someone has been messing to bypass the TV module. If you can remove B from the plug and put it in C, then put A where B was C will then go into the TV module and Bobs your whatsit.

Looks like you have connected it up wrong, all you have done is looped the in to the out. Have you got a better picture that shows where the white fibres go? If you look at @Blob pic you can see how some of them route,

That should be ok.

It's the first bit (AH42) that's the more important bit.

The module is screwed to the bracket so not that easy to remove,

These are the ones that should be ok but that's for MY2005, 2010 may be different. AH42-19C063-AE AH42-19C063-AF AH42-19C063-AH

Also the phone module is a common failure so you may have 2 issues. You may need to loop it out when your cable arrives.

The green and brown plugs are the aerials and probably coax. The black plug are the fibres. What's the part number for the TV unit as not all are compatible ?

The green connection isn't used.

The second unit in the top pic looks like the TV module

you need some kind person with a 2010 to take some pics.

Same on the L322. They also come on with the FBH if it's cold enough :)

The heating element went in mine and it was winter so no choice. Couldn't find the proper glass at the time and TBH I forgot all about it.

Probably one of these cheapo tinted ones I bought 6 years ago as a stop gap until I found the proper one :)

According to this it's in the same place as mine which is where that black box is in yours.

Yes that's what I said earlier. Is this black doofer connected to anything or just dropped in cos it doesn't look like it's secured. And that's where my TV module is.

Are you sure the Brown plug isn't the other Aerial plug I pictured above? Also just read your post on the "How expensive" thread and you say you have a 2012 not a 2010 which may be different?

The MOST loop (fibre) runs from the front (Touch screen, IHU, CD player) to the rear.

The grey plug could be the power for the TV module

oops good point. The green plug I think is one of the 2 aerials for the TV module.