How to Turn On the Heated Rearview Mirror on the Lynk & Co 06?

[OMackenzie]

The method to activate the heated rearview mirror on the Lynk & Co 06 is as follows: 1. Locate the air conditioning control area, where there are two knobs on each side, each with a button underneath. 2. The button under the right knob is the rear window defogging symbol, which also serves as the heated rearview mirror switch. Press this button to turn on the heating. More information about the Lynk & Co 06: 1. The Lynk & Co 06 features a family-inspired design, with a fashionable and avant-garde appearance, equipped with signature split-type headlights. 2. The Lynk & Co 06 is positioned as an entry-level compact SUV, with dimensions of 4340mm in length, 1820mm in width, and 1625mm in height, and a wheelbase of 2640mm.

[LeEmersyn]

Operating the rearview mirror heating on the Lynk & Co 06 is quite simple. Here's how I usually do it: First, start the vehicle to ensure power is on. Then locate the button with a wavy line pattern on the center console, positioned near the middle of the climate control area. Press it, and the indicator light will illuminate, indicating the heating function is activated. Within a few minutes, fog or raindrops on the mirrors will begin to disappear. This feature is especially useful on rainy days or when the windows fog up in winter, significantly improving visibility. Remember to manually turn it off after use, as the system doesn't automatically deactivate. I've also found a handy trick: activating the heating right after a cold start means the mirrors will be clear by the time you exit the underground garage - really practical.

[VonRonan]

Once during heavy rain, the rearview mirror heating feature saved me! On the Lynk & Co 06, look for the button with three wavy lines, located near the air conditioning panel. Press it, and the light will indicate that heating has started. It defrosts in winter and removes water droplets in summer. You can hear a slight electric current sound when it's working, which means it's active. If the rain is too heavy, it's best to turn it on in advance as it takes a few minutes to preheat and take effect. Remember to turn it off when not in use to avoid wasting electricity. By the way, this function is actually independent of the trunk heating, so don't confuse the button positions.

[DiAugust]

It's very simple with just two steps: After starting the car, locate the wavy arrow icon button in the center console air conditioning area, and press it to illuminate the indicator light. Heating speed depends on temperature—faster in summer, slower in winter. This feature is quite practical, especially in foggy conditions, as it helps you see side traffic clearly, improving lane-change safety. Living in the rainy south, I use it often—mirrors defog within minutes. Note that the rearview mirror and rear window heating share the same button; one press activates both. If unused for long periods, check that the button indicator is off to avoid battery drain.

[VanColin]

The design of this feature in the Lynk & Co 06 is very user-friendly. Every time after washing the car or when it rains, I simply press the button with three curved arrows on the air conditioning panel—the light indicates it's activated. It's normal for the mirrors to become slightly warm during heating, with optimal results achieved in about 5-10 minutes. The key is its linkage with the outside temperature—the colder the weather, the longer the heating lasts. Once, driving in sub-zero temperatures, this feature completely prevented the mirrors from icing over. Regularly wiping the heated mirror area during car washes helps maintain thermal conductivity efficiency.

[McAlex]

As someone who commutes daily in a Lynk & Co 06, using the mirror heating has become a habit. The button with the wavy line symbol is very conspicuous, integrated with the rear window heating on the same key. Press it and the red light turns on to indicate it's working, especially useful on rainy days. I've found the best time to use it is to turn it on as soon as you get in the car, and after driving two or three kilometers, the mirrors are just right and completely dry. Remember, it's normal for the mirror housing to feel warm to the touch, but if it's too hot to handle, turn it off immediately and check. In winter, when spraying anti-fogging agent on the windshield, spray the rearview mirrors as well, which works even better with the heating.