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Old 11-20-2022, 11:19 AM
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Does car wash vacuum pressure cause display gets trouble?

One of my vehicles got its screen turned black after removing dust using a vacuum pressure at the car wash center.
Does anybody have any idea about this and how it can turn it back the black screen to normal position.
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Old 11-21-2022, 09:05 AM
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Re: Does car wash vacuum pressure cause display gets trouble?

Year, make, model? Head Unit? If you can find a hard reset online, try that. If not. Disconnect your battery cables and touch them together for about a minute to discharge. Then reconnect.
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Re: Does car wash vacuum pressure cause display gets trouble?

That's an interesting issue. A regular car wash vacuum usually shouldn't damage the display unless the nozzle made direct contact with the screen or static electricity affected sensitive electronics. It could also be a coincidence if there was already an underlying problem. Have you tried restarting the vehicle or checking if the screen comes back after sitting for a while? I'd also be curious to know the make and model, as some systems have a reset procedure that might help.
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