What Causes the In-Car Display Touch Screen to Stop Responding?
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Reasons why the in-car display touch screen stops responding: 1. The car navigation touch screen is extremely sensitive to static electricity: It can easily damage the capacitive screen. Although the glass surface of the car navigation touch screen has some anti-static treatment, it does not mean it can withstand the static electricity from the human body in winter. 2. The car navigation touch screen is sensitive to conductive substances like oil and sweat: These can form a conductive layer on the screen, causing screen drift. Wash your hands and dry them before use. 3. The car navigation touch screen is sensitive to 'high' temperatures: The 'high' temperature here does not mean using fire, but temperatures around 40 degrees Celsius can cause capacitive screen drift. Prolonged exposure to such temperatures can permanently damage the capacitive screen. Avoid direct sunlight and prolonged use under high-temperature conditions.