How to Adjust Electric Rearview Mirrors?
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In the electric rearview mirror adjustment knob, L represents the left rearview mirror, and R represents the right rearview mirror. The following are the steps to adjust electric rearview mirrors: 1. The driver sits in the driver's seat and locates the electric adjustment knob on the left door. 2. Observe the white dot on the adjustment knob and the letters beside it. To adjust the angle of the left rearview mirror, rotate the knob's white dot to the L position. (To adjust the right rearview mirror, rotate it to the R position). 3. Then lift the knob upward to change the mirror's viewing angle upward. Similarly, pressing the knob downward changes the viewing angle downward. For left and right adjustments, use the same method of tilting the knob. Below is additional information on electric rearview mirror adjustment: 1. When adjusting the viewing angle of electrically adjustable rearview mirrors, it can be done via the electric buttons inside the car. 2. The buttons are generally designed on the left side of the steering wheel and can adjust both left and right rearview mirrors. When driving on narrow roads, the mirrors can be folded to improve the car's maneuverability.
Having driven for so long, I completely understand the confusion of friends who are new to electric mirrors. The steps are actually quite simple: first, locate the round switch or knob on the door panel marked with L (left) and R (right), then start the car or turn the ignition to the ON position. After selecting the mirror you want to adjust, it’s intuitive—for example, to adjust the left mirror, push the switch to L, then press and hold the control dial or the directional button in the direction you want to adjust, such as pushing outward to make the mirror view more outward. Never adjust while driving; you must stop the car to operate. After adjustment, remember to return the switch to the middle position to prevent accidental touches. A little tip: when adjusting, let the edge of the car body occupy about 1/4 of the mirror width, while keeping the distant horizon in the middle of the mirror, which minimizes blind spots. If you’ve upgraded to a streaming rearview mirror, the physical mirror only needs to supplement the observation of the nearby wheel position, and the adjustment method is similar.
