Handling Precaution: Display

When the compartment temperature is low, the display images may look slower because the LCD response is deteriorated. The system will recover its normal operation when the cabin temperature increases to an appropriate level.
When the compartment temperature is low [0 deg.C (32 deg.F) or less], the display images may look slower. It is characteristic of the LCD monitor and should not be considered to be a malfunction. When the temperature is at the operating temperature [0 deg.C (32 deg.F) to 50 deg.C (122 deg.F)], the display returns to normal.
There may be small dark or bright dots in the screen or remaining display content may be found (image lag). These are inherent symptoms to any LCD monitor and should not be considered to be a malfunction.
The image may look bright or dark when viewed obliquely from the rear. It is inherent to any LCD monitor and should not be considered to be a malfunction.
Do not apply pressure on the LCD monitor. Doing so may cause irregularities in the screen image or render it inoperative.
Do not use hard cloth, organic solvent (alcohol, benzine, and thinner), or chemical wipe to clean the LCD monitor. Doing so may affect the panel surface. When cleaning the LCD monitor, always wipe it with a soft cloth after shutting off the power. For severe contamination, use a soft cloth dampened with mild detergent (no droplets can be present).