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As you're cruising in your 2012 Toyota Corolla, you suddenly notice that the dashboard lights have all turned off. There could be a few reasons for this issue. Firstly, you should inspect the dashboard dimmer switch to determine if it's malfunctioning. If it needs to be substituted, you may need to shell out between $20 and $60 for a new one. However, ensure that it wasn't just adjusted too low or switched off unintentionally. Furthermore, you should also examine for a blown fuse or burnt-out bulbs. If the fuse is blown, expect a replacement cost of around $20 to $50.
I hope you've already resolved the issue, but I'm including these instructions for others who may come across this. To fix the problem, you'll have to replace the fuse marked "tail" (the first one on the left side of the fuse panel under the dashboard near the brake pedal). Just look under the dashboard by the brake pedal, and when you look up, you'll see the fuse panel where it's located.
If the dashboard lights on your 2012 Toyota Corolla are not functioning, first, check the dimmer switch on the dashboard to ensure it's not turned down or off. Next, inspect for a blown fuse or a faulty light bulb.