What are the reasons for the car navigation system not responding?

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MacStephen
07/29/25 3:39pm
Reasons for the car navigation system not responding: 1. The navigation fuse is blown and needs to be replaced. 2. The device is malfunctioning and requires repair. Additional information: 1. Introduction: The car navigation system features automatic voice navigation and optimal route search functions, allowing you to take shortcuts and travel smoothly without obstacles. The integrated office and entertainment functions make driving easier and travel more efficient. 2. Function guarantee system: While the car is operating normally, the DVD player does not pause, ensuring smoother use. It supports rearview camera functionality, solving the driver's reversing difficulties and avoiding troubles such as scratches, bringing more value to the car owner.
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