What is the reason for the sudden blackout of the cs75 screen?
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cs75 screen suddenly not displaying is due to a power supply system failure, and it should be promptly taken to a repair shop for maintenance. Below is relevant information about the cs75: 1. Appearance: Originating from Changan's global R&D platform, it once again introduces international avant-garde elements into its exterior design, creating a brand-new urban SUV with a strong sense of contemporary aesthetics. The overall shape is bold and rugged, with a body full of power and tension, yet balanced and stable, exuding a striking and impressive presence at first glance. 2. Power: The new CS75 is equipped with Changan's self-developed 'Chinese Core'—the Blue Whale 1.5TGDI direct-injection turbocharged engine. Its power performance has been comprehensively improved, with a maximum power of 131KW and a maximum torque of 265N·m, highlighting outstanding performance parameters. Additionally, it can reach the peak torque of 265N.m at just 1450rpm.
The screen of my CS75 suddenly went black once, which was really frustrating. It's most likely a power system issue, such as a blown fuse, causing a lack of current supply. Check the fuse box in the engine compartment; some positions correspond to the screen—try replacing them with spare fuses. It could also be due to unstable voltage; a faulty alternator or poor battery condition might cause the screen to lose power. On the software side, the system occasionally crashes—try restarting the car a few times to see if it recovers. Additionally, loose or aged wiring connections aren’t uncommon, especially on bumpy roads with heavy vibrations. For safety, it’s best to get it repaired promptly to avoid affecting navigation and air conditioning controls, which could inconvenience your trips. When checking yourself, remember to disconnect the car’s power to avoid electric shock risks.
I've driven the CS75 a few times, and whenever the screen goes blank, my first thought is a software issue. For example, the system might be frozen or files corrupted, causing the screen to go completely black. Turning off the engine and waiting a few minutes before restarting often solves the problem. If that doesn't work, a trip to the 4S shop for a system reset is necessary to avoid further hassle. Other possibilities include screen damage or loose connections—sometimes a gentle tap on the dashboard helps. The power supply could also be at fault, with blown fuses being a common cause; checking the relevant circuits can rule this out. In any case, don’t ignore it—if the screen fails, the reversing camera and entertainment functions become unusable, severely diminishing the driving experience.
