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What Causes the Heating of Volkswagen's Center Control Screen?

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EstherAnn

07/30/25 3:58am

Volkswagen's center control screen heating is mostly due to the normal working heat of the LCD panel, which is a normal phenomenon. Here are the detailed explanations: 1. The circuit board is located very close to the back of the LCD display screen: During the operation of the display, the temperature of the circuit board will rise, and the heat will transfer to the screen, making the screen very hot. 2. The LCD screen uses CCFL tubes as the backlight source: CCFL tubes also generate a large amount of heat during operation. Because the entire LCD screen (including the backlight system) is sealed, most of the heat is dissipated from the surface of the LCD screen, making the screen warm. It is quite normal for an LCD screen that has been displaying for a long time to feel slightly warm, and it will not cause any harm to the LCD screen itself.

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How to achieve power-on only without starting the engine with one-key start?

To achieve power-on only without starting the engine with one-key start: When the vehicle is in the off state, press and hold the one-key start button for 3 seconds without stepping on the brake pedal to power on without starting. Some vehicles require pressing the ignition switch twice consecutively to activate this mode. One-key start systems are quite common and are equipped in many commuter cars, offering the convenience of operation without inserting the key into the lock cylinder—simply press the one-key start button. For traditional key systems, turning the key from the LOCK position to ACC or ON will power on the vehicle, as long as it is not turned to the START position. The one-key start button is designed with segmented functionality to allow the driver to use certain vehicle functions, such as lights or multimedia, without starting the engine.

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Do I need to deal with speeding less than 10%?

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How many points will be deducted for driving on the highway with less than one year of driving experience in 2020?

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