What Causes the Car's Central Control Display Screen Not to Light Up?
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Possible reasons why the central control display screen does not light up: 1. The power supply to the display screen is abnormal. If the power supply is abnormal, please replace the power supply module. 2. There is a problem with the cable connection. You can replace the cable. 3. The display screen is damaged. If replacing the display screen restores normal function, then the display screen is damaged. 4. There is a problem with the video output signal from the motherboard. You can replace the motherboard for testing. Below are the solutions for when the car's central control screen does not light up: 1. If there is a loose connection in the wiring, simply reconnect the loose part properly. 2. If the power signal line is aging, try replacing it with a new one. 3. If the screen has been used for too long, causing the power supply module to malfunction, it is necessary to go to a repair shop for inspection and repair or directly replace it.
I once experienced a sudden blackout of my car's central control screen. Right after starting the car, I noticed the screen was completely dark with no display. The reasons can be multifaceted: the most common is a blown fuse, possibly due to circuit overload or voltage instability; screen aging or dead pixels are also quite common, especially after several years of use; software freezes or system crashes can also cause the screen to stop working, such as when the navigation app crashes; loose cables or poor plug contact often become problematic on bumpy roads; lastly, there's the control module failure—this module processes signals, and if it fails, the entire system goes down. That time, I tried restarting the vehicle or holding down the system reset button, which brought some light but ultimately required a trip to the 4S shop for inspection. They replaced the fuse and fixed it. Remember, don’t attempt self-disassembly to avoid electric shock, and regularly cleaning screen dust can help prevent issues.