
Is it a screen malfunction or a wiring issue? If it's a hardware problem, you can only take it to a 4S shop for or to a repair shop for inspection. Check if the car's system software is not updated to the latest version, causing the display screen to freeze; if so, simply upgrade the software version.

















When driving my MG5, I found it very simple to turn off the display screen. Usually, I just press the power button on the center console panel, located at the lower right corner of the screen. A single press can turn it off or dim it. If you want to completely turn it off, you can enter the system settings menu, find the display options, and select 'Turn Off' or 'Sleep Mode.' If the button doesn't respond, it might be due to system lag—try holding the power button for 10 seconds to force a reboot. Turning off the screen is great for night driving, reducing light interference to improve safety and saving some power to extend life. It's advisable to make it a habit and consult the vehicle manual for more detailed guidance to avoid distracted driving.

I used to turn off the MG5's display by pressing the voice control button on the left side of the steering wheel combined with the knob operation, or simply tapping the small power icon at the top of the screen. These methods are quite intuitive. If they occasionally malfunction, I would check whether the sleep option in the settings is activated. Turning off the screen not only saves energy but also makes the cabin quieter, which is especially useful for night driving. I recommend beginners practice more and not worry about pressing the wrong button—restarting the system can always restore it, and the manual is a reliable reference just in case.

To turn off the MG5 display, I usually handle it this way: locate the power button on the center console and press it once—it's easy to find. Alternatively, swipe to the settings page on the touchscreen and select the display off function. If the system freezes, a short press followed by a long press of the button will reboot the system, restoring it immediately. This method saves time and effort, avoids glare during daily use, and conserves power.

I recommend turning off the display starting with the physical buttons. The MG5's power button is prominently located on the panel—press it once to turn the screen black, ensuring safety and convenience. If that doesn't work, navigate to the menu system to manually select the shutdown option, maintaining driving focus. Turning off the screen is crucial for reducing nighttime distractions. If there's no response, it might be a minor circuit issue—visiting a professional shop or consulting the manual would be more reassuring.

To turn off the display screen on the MG5, press the power button or access the settings menu. However, if it doesn't turn off, I've experienced that it might be a system bug requiring a soft reboot: hold the button for 15 seconds to reset. Don't panic at this point; first, check if the vehicle is in an active state. Turning off the screen helps save power and prolong the screen's lifespan. Always pay attention to operational details to ensure smooth functioning.


