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I guess Merc had supply chain issues when my 63 was built and they substituted a CRT for the main screen LCD. Second time this has happened.
Snow Time! It's happened twice now. Have to power cycle the display to stop. |
By CRT, do you mean cathode ray tube? They are not flat screens by any means. They are maybe 20 times deeper than a flat screen LCD, LED or what have you.
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Originally Posted by q2bruiser2
(Post 9066811)
I guess Merc had supply chain issues when my 63 was built and they substituted a CRT for the main screen LCD. Second time this has happened.
Snow Time! It's happened twice now. Have to power cycle the display to stop.
Originally Posted by MB2timer
(Post 9066909)
By CRT, do you mean cathode ray tube? They are not flat screens by any means. They are maybe 20 times deeper than a flat screen LCD, LED or what have you.
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I've had this happen in several loaners over the last two years. It's likely a software bug with the display driver. Haven't seen it happen lately, but given that yours is a 2023, sounds like the issue still isn't resolved.
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Originally Posted by MB2timer
(Post 9066909)
By CRT, do you mean cathode ray tube? They are not flat screens by any means. They are maybe 20 times deeper than a flat screen LCD, LED or what have you.
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Originally Posted by W205C43PFL
(Post 9066917)
That infotainment issue is very common on the W206 as well especially when activating apple carplay, the fix is through software update.
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Originally Posted by q2bruiser2
(Post 9066990)
Thanks. Have already scheduled service. Advisor mentioned an update.
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Originally Posted by q2bruiser2
(Post 9066811)
I guess Merc had supply chain issues when my 63 was built and they substituted a CRT for the main screen LCD. Second time this has happened.
Snow Time! It's happened twice now. Have to power cycle the display to stop. |
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