Note:
1. Non-professionals must not attempt installation to prevent machine damage or other accidents.
2. Before loading, inspect all vehicle functions for proper operation and check interior surfaces for scratches. Report any issues immediately.
3. Before disassembly, installers must remove all metal objects and hard items from their person to prevent damage to car seats or interior trim during installation/removal.
4. During installation, carefully store removed components to avoid scratching the dashboard. Promptly clear debris from wiring areas and ensure all connectors are properly insulated to prevent short circuits.
5. Route wiring efficiently. Given limited interior space, minimize cable bulk to facilitate main unit installation. Plan main unit connection cables carefully. Avoid routing wires near moving vehicle components such as the steering shaft, accelerator, or brake pedals. Secure all wiring harnesses after routing to prevent loosening.
6. Never plug or unplug connected cables or accessories while the system is powered on. Hot-swapping may damage the main unit or accessories.