Where to Repair Car Display Screen?
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It is best to find a nearby professional 4S store for repairs. Here is some information about the display screen: Introduction: The car's central control screen is connected to the main unit, which is located behind the central control panel. The car's main unit can be thought of as a computer's main unit, containing a hard drive and processor to process data and control the audio system. Note: When using the car, be careful not to spill water or beverages on the central control panel and screen, as this can damage the central control screen. If water enters the switches on the central control panel, it may cause the switches to malfunction.
I've driven many cars, and when the display has issues, my first choice is to get it fixed at a 4S shop. They have original parts and technical support, and although the price is higher, the quality is guaranteed. If the screen freezes or shows distorted images, it might be a software bug—try restarting the system. If it's under warranty, always go back to the dealer for free repairs to avoid unnecessary expenses. Safety-wise, a broken display means you can't see navigation or warnings, which is extremely dangerous. I experienced this once myself and got it fixed in time to avoid an accident. I recommend regular checks of the car's electrical system and avoiding sticking random items on the screen to prevent damage. Outside repair shops can also fix it, but make sure to find a reliable auto electronics specialist—don't go for cheap roadside stalls, as they might make the screen worse.
