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How to Turn On the Air Conditioning in the 10th Generation Accord?

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DeVictoria
09/01/25 2:56am
Method to turn on the air conditioning in the Honda Accord: After starting the car, press the AC button to activate the air conditioning. Below are the specific operations for other air conditioning functions: 1. Defogging: Separate buttons are set for front and rear windshield defogging. Press the corresponding button to activate the heating defogging function. 2. Heating: Simply increase the temperature to turn on the heating. Additionally, when the cooling function is not needed, the A/C function should be turned off. This is because the compressor only operates during the air conditioning cooling phase, while heating is achieved through the engine's coolant and the heat from the glass heating wires. 3. AUTO: When the AUTO function is activated, the air conditioning enters an intelligent regulation phase, eliminating the need for manual settings. The air conditioning system determines whether to increase or decrease the fan speed and whether to cool or heat based on sensor signals. 4. Internal/External Circulation: The difference between internal and external circulation is that internal circulation continuously uses air from inside the car, while external circulation allows outside air to replace the existing air inside the car. Use internal circulation in congested areas or environments with poor air quality. On highways, switch from internal to external circulation periodically, preferably not exceeding one hour in internal circulation. 5. Temperature Zone Synchronization: The temperature zone synchronization function allows all temperature zones to change simultaneously when the driver's side temperature is adjusted. When this function is turned off, each temperature zone can be controlled independently.
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StCamille
09/13/25 5:49am
Last time I drove the 10th-generation Accord, I found the air conditioning operation super simple. After starting the car, just press the AUTO button on the center console, and the system will automatically adjust the temperature and fan speed for your comfort. Then, turn the temperature knob to select an ideal temperature, like 24°C. In summer, you can first turn on the external circulation for a while to expel hot air before switching to internal circulation to save some fuel. Or use the touchscreen to select more settings like airflow direction. Remember to clean the filter regularly to avoid unpleasant odors that could affect your mood. This way, you'll always have a cool and pleasant driving experience while staying safe.
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SanMarcus
10/27/25 6:37am
Here's how I usually operate the 10th-gen Accord's AC: After starting the car, press the AUTO button for intelligent operation, then rotate the temperature knob to set desired Celsius. Airflow is mostly automatic but can be manually adjusted. On hot days, activating recirculation mode 2 minutes beforehand cools faster. Don't neglect quarterly air filter maintenance to prevent clogging. This thoughtful design makes daily driving easier, more efficient, and fuel-saving.
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