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The YouTube video addresses troubleshooting techniques for Meta Quest 3 headset issues, focusing on a black screen problem and powering on the device. Common mistakes leading to the black screen include sensor obstruction and strap adjustment. To resolve this, ensuring the proximity sensor is clear and rebooting the unit is recommended. For powering on the device, using the original charger for proper charging and avoiding third-party chargers with high power adapters are vital. Safe charging practices and proper procedures for device startup are emphasized throughout the video.
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In this part of the video, the speaker addresses the issue of a black screen problem with Meta Quest 3. They highlight common mistakes that can cause this problem such as the proximity sensor being obstructed by a silicone pad or third-party accessories. Ensuring the sensor is not covered is crucial for the device to detect the user’s face and turn on the screen. Properly adjusting the headset straps snugly against the face is also emphasized to enable the proximity sensor to work effectively. If the issue persists, the video demonstrates how to reboot the unit by pressing and holding the power button for about 10 seconds, which does not delete any data and is a simple force restart process.
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In this segment of the video, the key points are about powering on the headset. To turn it on, wait 30 seconds after it has shut down and then press the Circle button until the meta logo appears on the screen. If nothing happens, it may indicate a low battery, so charge the headset using the original charger for 5-6 hours. Be cautious when using third-party chargers with power adapters above 16 Watts to avoid damaging the headset. Once fully charged, power on the headset by pressing the power button. Remember to use safe charging practices to prevent issues.