9 July 2014
If getting in and out of tight parking spaces is one of your problems, then you should consider getting a reversing camera. This nifty piece of electronic device is a huge help, especially if you're driving a vehicle with lots of blind spots or one that is bigger and bulkier than the average motor vehicle. But as with any other car accessories and electronic gadgets, there are things you should and shouldn't do when it comes to using a reverse camera. Discussed below are some of them.
Do ensure that the reversing camera kit is wired properly. If you have purchased a wired camera kit, see to it that it is properly connected. This will help ensure that the camera system will function as it should. It will also help prevent you from experiencing a short circuit. If you have taken a do-it-yourself approach to installing the camera system, always refer to the user's manual so you'll know which wire goes where.
Don't expose the monitor to wet conditions. While the camera part of a reversing camera is designed to withstand and perform despite being exposed to the elements, you cannot exactly say the same thing with its monitor. Therefore, you should avoid exposing the monitor to moisture. For instance, if you're going to clean it, don't spray water or cleaning solvent directly to the monitor. Instead, you should damp a piece of soft cloth with water and gently wipe the surface of the monitor.
Do ensure that the camera is screwed in tightly to your vehicle. Regardless of whether you want to place the reverse camera near your vehicle's registration plate or elsewhere, make sure that it is firmly secured to your car. Screw it in tightly to prevent the camera from falling off, especially when you drive your car on unpaved or rough terrain.
Remember that taking the time to do this simple precautionary measure will save you from the trouble and the hassle of having to buy a replacement for your reversing camera. With this, not only can you save money, you can save time as well since you don't have to install another camera system again.
Don't take the user's manual for granted. The user's or owner's manual that comes with your reversing camera is your best friend. If there is something wrong with the camera system, it can provide you with the troubleshooting tips you require to get it up and running again. Also, if your camera is still under warranty, don't forget to contact the seller so you can get technical assistance from the experts.
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