What to Do When the Volkswagen Lavida Display Screen Goes Black and Doesn't Light Up?
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It is necessary to promptly check whether the wiring has a loose connection. If so, simply reconnect the loose part properly. If the power signal cable is aged, you can try replacing it with a new one. If there is a defect in the circuit design, you need to go to a repair shop for inspection and repair or directly replace it.
I've encountered the issue of the display screen going black a few times, which is quite annoying. There could be many reasons why the Volkswagen Lavida's display suddenly stops working. The most common one is a blown fuse. You can find it in the fuse box on the passenger side or in the trunk, labeled with numbers starting with 'F'. Check if it's melted and replace it if necessary. Another possible cause is a power issue, such as low battery voltage. Try starting the engine to see if the display comes back to life. Loose cables are also a frequent problem; the connectors from the display to the control module might have come loose. Press them firmly to ensure a secure connection. If it's a multimedia system malfunction, you can attempt a reboot: turn off the engine, wait for 10 minutes, and then start it again. Sometimes, this can trigger an automatic reset. Remember, never fiddle with it while driving, as it can be dangerous to lose navigation or rearview camera functions. It's best to visit a professional repair shop as soon as possible—safety comes first. When checking the fuses yourself, bring small tools and be careful not to damage the circuits.
