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- Central Virginia
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- 2019 CX-5 Reserve
Sorry for the awkward title, but it's the best I could do other than "Problem with Infotainment Screen."
I have my Fuel Economy Monitor set to "Ending Screen Display" (Pg 4-109 of the 2019 manual.) This means that when the ignition is turned to OFF, the Fuel Economy Monitor appears for a few seconds so I can view the stats for that trip, then it fades away and the final Mazda logo appears before the system fully powers down.
Starting today, the Fuel Economy Monitor screen appears when I turn off the ignition, but it's WAY too dim for me to read. When the Fuel Economy Monitor then closes after a few seconds and the final Mazda logo appears, the logo is also too dim to really see. I made 2 stops today and then arrived home, and all 3 times the Fuel Economy Monitor was too dim to read. I could barely tell that it was there...you gotta look real close. It was fine last night.
I have also noticed that when I unmute the radio, the little speaker icon takes longer to fade out, and the radio station (Entertainment Screen) takes longer to brighten up. Anyway, I THINK this part is new behaviour. I switched around from screen to screen (HOME>NAV>FAVORITES>ENTERTAINMENT) to see if this is a universal screen refresh issue...it's not.
I just had the software updated the 10th of this month (11 days ago) and things have been working perfectly.
Anyone else have an issue with a screen going dim like this? Did I unknowingly change some setting?
I have my Fuel Economy Monitor set to "Ending Screen Display" (Pg 4-109 of the 2019 manual.) This means that when the ignition is turned to OFF, the Fuel Economy Monitor appears for a few seconds so I can view the stats for that trip, then it fades away and the final Mazda logo appears before the system fully powers down.
Starting today, the Fuel Economy Monitor screen appears when I turn off the ignition, but it's WAY too dim for me to read. When the Fuel Economy Monitor then closes after a few seconds and the final Mazda logo appears, the logo is also too dim to really see. I made 2 stops today and then arrived home, and all 3 times the Fuel Economy Monitor was too dim to read. I could barely tell that it was there...you gotta look real close. It was fine last night.
I have also noticed that when I unmute the radio, the little speaker icon takes longer to fade out, and the radio station (Entertainment Screen) takes longer to brighten up. Anyway, I THINK this part is new behaviour. I switched around from screen to screen (HOME>NAV>FAVORITES>ENTERTAINMENT) to see if this is a universal screen refresh issue...it's not.
I just had the software updated the 10th of this month (11 days ago) and things have been working perfectly.
Anyone else have an issue with a screen going dim like this? Did I unknowingly change some setting?