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Green power light comes on when you plug in car charger in but screen is blank

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Green power light is on charger or in GPS? IF it is in GPD that mean you have to push and hold the power button on GPS for about 1min and release and wait , if the green light is on charger that mean the GPS connector is bad and have to be replaced.

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This green light can be found near the power button on the gps unit.
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