Sorry all, i don't always think to check the YF non hybrid forum as well for some answers and info...

http://www.hyundai-forums.com/222-yf-2011-sonata-i45/130697-back-up-camera-blue-screen.html

Looks like others on that side had the similar issue...

 

I seen it several times, most of the times I have to reboot (power cycle). If they would only design a car with a real operating system.... Linux

 

I have a few systems i manage at work from time to time that are SLES 11. Majority of my env. is Windows Server 08

 

I have had the problem many times as well and brought it up to my dealer before. They disconnected the connectors and added some dielectric lube and stuck it back together. Didn't change anything...still does that. Mine also rolls and flickers on occasions as well.

Chuck

 

It just did it recently again as i was leaving the gym tonight; I finally captured it in action for the dealer to see. Its going in tomorrow morning to service for this and the recently released campaign.

backup camera issue - YouTube

 

I've also seen the problem. It usually happens if I start the car and quickly put it into reverse before the car has completely "booted up". Shifting into forward usually corrects it, if not, shutting down and starting back up fixes it.

Just waiting a few seconds longer before shifting into reverse seems to prevent it.

 

They are ordering me a new camera.

 

I've had this same issue too and mentioned it to my dealer today. They've ordered me a new camera but it's on back order for now. Pretty good considering it wasn't doing this today! Usually it's the whole "if we can't reproduce it, we can't do much".

I'm super happy with my dealership right now

 

Mine was not consistent so i just showed the dealer a video i took with my phone. They accepted it as reasonable proof i suppose.

 

Mine started today. I get either a black screen or the video flickers.

Another trip to the dealer.

 

Mine has being doing the same thing, since I have had the car, 2 years to the day. The dealership that I have been going to since I have been asked not to go go back where I bought it, cannot believe what I have going through and thought I was joking when I sent pictures of errors on the nav screen, then the rear camera issues usually start after that.
I have also noticed that I can sometimes see the rear camera problem, when the shifter is moved sideways a bit.

 

I just got the call today that the camera they ordered me (was on back order) is in!

I plan to book it in next week to get the work done. I will certainly report back if that's fixed the issue (or even if it hasn't

 

Okay....so I said next week and it ended up being a little over a month...BUT, the good news is that the camera seems to be working beautifully so far! No more blue screen of death, no more shifty-old-school-tv-lines. Just a nice clear image

 

Mine also on back order for Oct 24th, now my only time is to go is in Nov and drive over 65 km (50 miles), to get it replaced.

 

Quite the bad batch of cameras for the 2011 MY. At least you will not have the issue after it is replaced. I like it when i don't have quirks like this.

 

I guess I need to ask for mine now!! Mine was doing that earlier today!

Chuck

 

Definitely do Chuck! It only took them an hour or so to do the replacement. I had it done at the same time as some body work (some punk kid shot our car with an air-soft pellet gun) was being done.

Both definitely turned out great!

 

I went in for my oil change today and told them to check on the camera. They said that they couldn't reproduce the problem but I just happened to have the video that I took earlier this week and showed it to the Service Technician. He took it back to the technician working on the car and they ordered a new camera for me today. Will get it installed on the 9th!

I'm up over 73k on my car so I'm out of warranty but I did sign up for the extended warranty when I bought the car. Normal cost on this would be around $450 so about half of what I paid for the warranty and I still have 27k left to go.

Chuck

 

I had similar intermittent camera problem after it got worse I decided to get fix. I took picture on way to dealer to show the problem this made no difference since it did not prove it came from my car. The service manager said they had to duplicate the problem before they could fix since it could be caused by wiring, radio or camera. I assume it would not happen at the dealer and made myself a pain while I waited to see if they could duplicate. After an hour of waiting I check to see the status and the manger said they were replacing the camera. A week later and the camera has worked perfectly.

 

I just got the Blue Screen on my 2011 Limited when attempting to go into reverse. It should be covered under warrant I hope.

 

So what ended up happening? Did the dealer replace the cam for you?

 

Just thought I'd post an update since I saw this thread bumped up

I've had zero issues since the dealer replaced my camera. It's been perfect! So if anyone does see or have this "blue screen" issue, be sure to get it checked out while still under warranty!

 

No blue screen but more flickering

Flickering is intermittent for me as well. Started happening at about 55K miles and 3 years of Michigan weather:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jsA92JpXbK0

 

The camera is installed with absolutely no protection at all. There is no gasket between the body of the car and the body of the camera to stop salt spray and water from wicking around the camera and working its way into the workings of the camera itself which begins to affect the electronics in random ways as you can see by the forums. The body of the camera housing is unprotected aluminum and as it corrodes, the conductive aluminum oxide begins to cover the electronic boards and short out traces in a random fashion. I love my three hyundai's but the camera design that is installed on my 2013 limited elantra is very poor. In Canada the camera is $616 from the dealer! A 15 cent gasket would have solved this problem. I was able to dismantle my camera and clean the boards to get the camera working again

 

rear camera issues

I too was experiencing this problem. Someone on one of the treads here on the Hyundai Forum said that they just slammed their trunk lid harder than normal and it started working again. Some one else said that the camera body is corroding and it could be cleaned off. I think that is why the trunk slamming might work, it's knocking off some of that corrosion. I figured what have I got to loose, I would rather try something FREE, rather than having to pay for a new camera. Guess what, IT WORKED. This was definitely worth trying. My camera has been working ever since. Thanks Hyundai Forum.

 

56,000 on my Sonata Limited and had to slam the trunk today to get camera working.. next time i take it apart and check connections, I am in FL, no snow but maybe the salt in the air, i live on the water?

I just noticed because of the slam the cam points down more now.

 

After 6month with a bluescreen , im changing the rear camera buy a cheap 8$us camera on ''aliexpress'' , it's a rca wire but im cut the wire to fit the same color. The quality as similar ( maybe little cheap than Oem but its not signifiant ) the only thing is i have the oem lign of parking and a fix lign of parking on the camera too. 8$us and 30min to fit on the car. not bad!! ( note : im making a rca exit on the oem wire of the oem camera for the new rca aftermarket so all is reversible if i want.

 

I just installed my 3rd backup camera on my Santa Fe and this one by far is the best one with bright colors and good guidance lines. I think the OEM one for the HSH is over $200.