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What to Do When the Reversing Camera Suddenly Shows a White Screen?

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OAngelo

07/29/25 12:01pm

The solution for a reversing camera suddenly showing a white screen: First, check if there are any broken wires in the reversing camera's wiring harness, and also inspect the connections between the various plugs of the reversing camera to ensure they are normal, without any loose or poorly connected wiring harness plugs. If the wiring harness of the reversing camera is confirmed to be fine, it is highly likely that the camera itself has malfunctioned. The car reversing camera is a comprehensive system that can be added with a camera device and an onboard display. A panoramic view system can have four video outputs, namely front, rear, left, and right. The reversing camera is controlled remotely and can automatically switch between views. The video can consist of four feeds or a single feed, enhancing both anti-theft monitoring and driving safety.

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