I encountered this odd and somewhat concerning issue with the infotainment system when I got into my car this morning.
The screen was frozen, and the inside of the car was also really warm, suggesting that the climate control might have stayed on overnight. After rebooting the infotainment, we had lost about 10% of the battery (the frozen screen helpfully showed us what it had been at).
We don't think we had left the door open or anything like that (no notification on the phone). Fortunately, it didn't really affect our plans, but it is definitely a bit concerning that there was basically no warning this was happening. Hopefully the car itself would have shut down the climate system had it reached 20% power.
Has anyone ever run into something similar before? I have had other instances of frozen screens, but none have ever led to such a large amount of battery usage.
The screen was frozen, and the inside of the car was also really warm, suggesting that the climate control might have stayed on overnight. After rebooting the infotainment, we had lost about 10% of the battery (the frozen screen helpfully showed us what it had been at).
We don't think we had left the door open or anything like that (no notification on the phone). Fortunately, it didn't really affect our plans, but it is definitely a bit concerning that there was basically no warning this was happening. Hopefully the car itself would have shut down the climate system had it reached 20% power.
Has anyone ever run into something similar before? I have had other instances of frozen screens, but none have ever led to such a large amount of battery usage.
