
First press the AC button, then press the snowflake button, and adjust the temperature. To prevent the inflow of outside cold air, the system may not start immediately after pressing the AUTO button. By partially opening the windows, setting the system to AUTO, and lowering the temperature, the car interior can be cooled down quickly. If the compressor is damaged or there is a lack of refrigerant, the system should be checked for leaks before replacing the refrigerant. The old refrigerant must be recovered.

















I've driven many models of the Elysion, and the air conditioning cooling operation is very user-friendly. After starting the vehicle, simply press the A/C button with the snowflake icon on the center console. When the indicator light turns on, it means the compressor is activated. Then, rotate the blue temperature knob on the left side—it's recommended to set it around 23 degrees. At this point, press the AUTO button, and the system will automatically adjust the airflow and direction. If it's particularly hot, pressing the recirculation button can speed up the cooling process. Pay attention to the condition of the cabin air filter; if it hasn't been replaced in six months, you might notice a musty smell. For a car that's been parked under the sun, it's advisable to open the windows for ventilation for two minutes before closing them and turning on the air conditioning to save fuel. The automatic air conditioning is truly hassle-free, even allowing control of the rear independent air conditioning, ensuring consistent temperature throughout the entire vehicle.

As a veteran driver with over a decade of experience, here's the most practical method: After starting the engine, locate the air conditioning control panel. First, press the A/C button to turn it on, then rotate the temperature knob to the lowest setting in the blue zone. Press AUTO and let the system do its job. Here's the key point: On the left side of the steering wheel, there's a fan-shaped button with wavy lines for the front defroster - don't confuse it with the air conditioning. In summer, open the windows for ventilation before turning on the AC; this cools the car three times faster than using AC directly. Remember to check the cabin air filter monthly - a clogged filter affects cooling efficiency. Avoid directing vents at your face to prevent colds; pointing them upward is the most scientific approach.

After starting the vehicle, first press the A/C button on the center console, then turn the knob towards the blue direction to around 18 degrees. Pressing AUTO directly is the most convenient, as the system will automatically control the airflow. Be careful not to set the temperature too low, as a difference of more than 7 degrees from the outdoor temperature can easily cause headaches. Use a soft brush to clean dust from the air vents; avoid using toothpicks as they can damage the blades. If the cooling is poor, first check if the cabin air filter is clogged.

Here's my usual routine: Right after starting the engine, I immediately press the A/C button on the climate control panel and turn the temperature knob to the blue zone. If I'm feeling lazy, I simply hit the AUTO button for automatic mode. Don't forget that the recirculation button can improve cooling efficiency, but you should switch to fresh air mode during long drives. The condenser tends to accumulate dust which affects cooling performance, so ask the car wash attendant to rinse it during cleaning. The AC ducts should be disinfected annually to prevent bacterial growth. When first starting up, the compressor needs about half a minute to warm up for optimal performance.

Operating the air conditioning in the Elysion is actually simple: After starting the car, press the A/C button on the center console to activate the compressor, and turn the temperature knob to the left towards the blue area. Pressing the AUTO button to enter automatic mode is the most convenient. A special tip for summer driving: use the mobile app to remotely start the air conditioning before your scheduled departure, so the car is cool when you get in. Setting the temperature between 22-24 degrees is most suitable; too cold wastes fuel and is bad for your health. Make sure the air intake under the front windshield is not blocked by leaves, as this affects airflow. Running the fan at maximum speed for three minutes each month can prevent mold in the ducts.


