What to do if the ETC installed in the car falls off?
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Under normal circumstances, when the ETC falls off, the small dot on it will also pop out. At this time, all the original information and data of the car owner will disappear, and the ETC will no longer have the function of non-stop toll collection. Below are the measures that should be taken after the ETC falls off: Go to the expressway ETC business hall in the province where the original ETC was issued to reinstall and activate it, and then you can drive normally in the ETC dedicated lane. Below are the precautions when using ETC: 1. Insufficient balance in the ETC card may lead to failure of toll deduction and inclusion in the ETC blacklist. Blacklisted users cannot pass through the ETC lane. This situation can be canceled 24 hours after recharging. 2. After successful activation, the ETC electronic tag should be properly kept, and attention should be paid to moisture-proof, waterproof, and anti-strong magnetic. 3. The ETC device uses solar charging. The battery inside the device has a normal service life of more than 3 years. For users who do not drive frequently, it is recommended to charge the ETC device once a month to extend its service life.