What to Do When the Reversing Radar Malfunctions?
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The solution for a malfunctioning reversing radar is: Check whether the power cord of the main unit is properly connected and if there is any current, and see if the radar main unit wire is loose. If neither of these is the issue, then the reversing radar module or the buzzer is likely damaged and needs to be replaced at a 4S shop or repair shop. The reversing radar will not respond in the following situations: 1. Obstacles that are too low: Obstacles lower than 10 to 15 centimeters below the center of the probe will be ignored by the probe; 2. Obstacles that are too thin: The ultrasonic signals emitted by the radar probe are relatively narrow, resulting in significant blind spots when detecting very thin obstacles; 3. Ditches and bumps: The radar is designed to detect obstacles, so it will not react to ditches or bumps behind the vehicle.