Related To Headrest Display Unit And Rear Auxiliary Input Jacks
- Check that there is no malfunction of rear auxiliary input jacks before performing a diagnosis.
- Check that the remaining amount of the rear seat remote controller battery is sufficient to perform diagnosis.
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Symptoms |
Check items |
Probable malfunction location / Action to take |
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Either one of the headrest display screens becomes black. * |
Check if headrest display unit is in Fail-safe mode. |
Headrest display unit voltage is high. |
Check the battery power supply circuit of the headrest display unit. If no symptom appears, then replace headrest display unit. |
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Headrest display unit voltage is low. |
Check the battery power supply circuit of the headrest display unit. If no symptom appears, then replace headrest display unit. |
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Both of headrest display unit LH and RH screens become black. * |
Check if video distributor is in fail-safe mode. Refer to Fail-Safe (Video Distributor) . |
Video distributor voltage is high. |
Check the battery power supply circuit of the video distributor. If no symptom appears, then replace video distributor. |
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Video distributor voltage is low. |
Check the battery power supply circuit of the video distributor. If no symptom appears, then replace video distributor. |
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Check if headrest display unit is in Fail-safe mode. Refer to Fail-Safe (Headrest Display Unit) . |
Headrest display unit voltage is high. |
Check the battery power supply circuit of the headrest display unit. If no symptom appears, then replace headrest display unit. |
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Headrest display unit voltage is low. |
Check the battery power supply circuit of the headrest display unit. If no symptom appears, then replace headrest display unit. |
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*Check that the power supply of the headrest display is not OFF before starting the diagnosis.