Overheating
Nextbase Dash Cam
Severity: ModerateWhat Does This Error Mean?
Nextbase dash cam overheating is usually caused by the camera being left in a parked car in direct sunlight. Remove the dash cam from the windscreen when parking for extended periods, especially in summer.
How to Fix It
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Remove the dash cam when parking in the sun
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Use a sun visor or shade when parked
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Allow the overheated camera to cool before restarting
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Mount the dash cam lower on the windscreen
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Do not leave the camera running in parked car mode in extreme heat
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Contact Nextbase if overheating occurs at normal temperatures
Frequently Asked Questions
Nextbase dash cam showing temperature warning symbol — what to do?
Pull over safely, turn off the engine, and open the windows. Allow the car interior to cool. Remove the camera from the mount and store it in the shade. Wait 10 minutes before restarting.
Nextbase dash cam permanently damaged by overheating — signs?
Signs of overheating damage include a warped case, a display that shows discolouration or dead pixels, video that appears washed-out or distorted, or a camera that powers on but crashes immediately.
Will Nextbase replace a camera damaged by overheating under warranty?
Nextbase warranty covers manufacturing defects but may not cover damage caused by extreme temperatures outside the operating specification. Check your warranty documentation — overheating in a parked car is generally considered user-environment damage.