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The Mazda6 has some electrical issues that include loose battery connections and blown fuses. You might face battery problems over the lifespan of the vehicle, such as leaks leading to fluid spillage or complete drainage of the battery. In such cases, you'll have to either recharge or replace the battery. Rapid draining of the battery may also occur, requiring a fix. An additional issue could be a cracked battery case, necessitating a full replacement as it becomes ineffective. It's recommended to replace the battery every 50,000 to 60,000 miles, which can be a bit costly, but necessary to ensure your car keeps running smoothly.
Some Mazda 6 owners have reported problems with the power windows, wipers, and radio related to electrical issues. These problems may call for replacing fuses, relays, batteries, alternators, or even the ECM in more unusual situations.
My radio powered on, but the radio display didn't show up and then it shut off.
There seems to be an issue with the electrical system.