How to Turn on the Air Conditioning for Cooling in the Car?
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To activate the air conditioning, turn on the A/C switch. This is because the A/C switch controls the cooling system; without turning it on, the air conditioner will only blow air without cooling. Next, press the air recirculation button to stop the exchange of air between the car interior and the outside. Finally, rotate the temperature control knob to adjust to the desired temperature.
After starting the vehicle, locate the AC button on the center console and press it directly to activate the air conditioning cooling. If the car has automatic climate control, you can press the AUTO button to let the system automatically adjust the temperature and fan speed. Then, turn the temperature knob to lower the setting – usually around 22 degrees Celsius provides comfortable cooling. Don't forget to switch to recirculation mode, which cools faster and improves fuel efficiency. Listen for the compressor engagement during operation; a humming sound is normal. During extreme summer heat, slightly open windows for a few minutes before closing them to prevent cabin stuffiness. For older cars with weak cooling, check refrigerant levels and monitor airflow – reduced output may indicate clogged ducts needing cleaning.