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Maxus G10 - Video tutorial
Model: Maxus G10
MK 1
- Years 2014-2023 If the infotainment system display of your Maxus G10 LDV exhibits flickering problems during the frequency change on the car stereo or at other times then the manual off button may be useful so that you can restart it quickly and easily. To carry out this operation, both the display and the instrument panel must necessarily be on. Once you have found the correct button (the first from the right in the bottom row), just press it once to turn it off. Then turn it back on and the flickering problem should be gone completely.
Posted on 5 May 2024 by ScegliAuto
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