What to Do When the Display Screen Remains On After Turning Off the Key for an Electric Vehicle?

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DelKatherine
07/29/25 1:35pm
After turning off the engine, if the display screen remains on, use a car diagnostic tool to enter the system and read the data stream. It is likely due to an issue with the display screen's power supply module, which requires timely inspection and repair. First, locate and open the fuse box near the battery. Then, find the relay for the power distribution module on the back, identifying the corresponding relay based on its position. At this point, you can try replacing it with a new relay. If the problem is resolved, it indicates a relay malfunction.
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