How to Turn Off the Radio in a Car?

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DeGideon
07/29/25 9:53pm
In the lower left corner of the car's multimedia display screen, there is a radio switch. Simply press it to turn off the radio. The correct method to use the car radio is as follows: 1. Locate the Interface: After starting the vehicle, swipe the central control screen to the right to find the radio operation interface. 2. Turn On the Radio: Click the play button to activate the radio. 3. Search for Channels: Click the 'Search Station' button at the top of the screen to initiate the automatic channel search function. 4. Stop Button: To stop the channel search, press the stop button located at the finger position to halt the station search.
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