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How to Turn on the Air Conditioning Cool Air in Chery?

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DeSebastian

09/04/25 7:17am

The steps to turn on the air conditioning cool air in Chery are: 1. Turn on the air conditioning; 2. Operate the air conditioning panel: Adjust the temperature control knob to the blue (cooling) area, and directly set the desired temperature on the DVD panel; 3. Set the air conditioning to face mode; 4. Choose the internal or external circulation mode based on actual conditions; 5. For quick cooling, set to internal circulation mode. For long drives, switch to external circulation mode to ensure air quality inside the car. The Arrizo 7 is an independent brand car released by Chery Automobile Co., Ltd., with a body size of 4652mm in length, 1825mm in width, and 1483mm in height, and a wheelbase of 2700mm.

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Jodie

09/16/25 8:09am

Over the past few years driving my Chery, turning on the AC has been quite straightforward. First, start the engine to power the air conditioning. Locate the AC controls on the dashboard and press the A/C button until it lights up, indicating the cooling system is activated. Then, turn the temperature knob all the way to the lowest setting, typically marked in blue. Adjust the fan speed gradually using the adjacent knob, starting from level 1 - avoid blasting maximum airflow immediately to prevent catching a chill. If there's an AUTO button, simply press it to let the system automatically regulate fan speed and cooling based on cabin temperature. Don't forget to adjust air vents using the directional arrows to angle airflow upward rather than directly at your face. During summer, I always check refrigerant pressure before driving to ensure strong cooling performance. Regular maintenance is crucial, especially replacing the cabin air filter - you'll notice significantly better cooling afterward.

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