How to Turn Off the Rear Light of Magotan That Stays On?
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Magotan rear lights can be turned off from the driver's seat or the control panel located at the rear. The functions of car lights include the following 5 types: Position lights: Serve as a warning to other vehicles, used when the car has a problem and needs to be parked by the roadside. Front and rear fog lights: Illuminate the road in bad weather conditions, aiding safe driving. Fog lights are usually designed above the bumper. Low and high beam headlights: Assist in illuminating the road. Low beams have a distinct cutoff line, which is very useful when vehicles approach each other, as it does not affect the other driver's vision. High beams can be adjusted for brightness, with light that is less prone to scattering and has a long illumination distance. Brake lights: Automatically turn on when the driver steps on the brake, warning following vehicles to maintain a safe distance and reduce traffic accidents. Turn signals: Activated by the driver when turning, helping following vehicles make judgments and increasing traffic safety.
I also encountered the annoying issue of the Magotan's rear interior light not turning off last time. First, I checked the roof light switch, which has three positions: always on, on when doors open, and off. It might have been accidentally set to always on by a passenger. Simply switching it back to the middle position with the car logo solved it. If the switch isn't the issue, it's likely the door sensor acting up—if the trunk or any door isn't properly closed, the system keeps the light on. In my case, a leaf was stuck in the right rear door latch, and cleaning it fixed the problem immediately. There's also a hidden setting: in the central control screen, go to vehicle settings and check the interior light delay. If set to 60 seconds, the light will turn off automatically after the engine is off—it's not a malfunction. As a last resort, you can pull the fuse for emergency use—look for the 10A one in the box on the left side of the driver's seat, but remember to fix it soon to avoid draining the battery.
