How to Turn on the Heater in a Geely Car?
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The method to turn on the heater in a Geely car is: After the car has been running for about 8 to 15 minutes and the water temperature has risen to the normal level, you can then turn on the heater. Adjust the air conditioning circulation mode to internal circulation, and do not turn on the AC switch, as the heater utilizes the car's own heat cycle, saving energy. Geely Automobile is a privately-owned car manufacturing and operation company. Taking its model Boyue as an example, its body dimensions are 4519mm in length, 1831mm in width, and 1694mm in height, with a wheelbase of 2670mm. In terms of appearance, the front face design of the Boyue follows Geely's family-style "water ripple" grille. Considering the sense of power in an SUV, the designers reduced the number of grids, making the overall look more concise and the edges more distinct.
I've been driving a Geely car for about seven or eight years, and using the heater in winter is a common practice. It's quite simple: first, start the engine and let it warm up for a minute or two. You need the engine temperature to rise before you get warm air. Then, on the air conditioning control panel, look for the temperature knob. Turn it to the red zone—usually, the right side is for higher temperatures and the left for lower. Adjust it to a position that feels comfortable for you. The air direction button allows you to choose whether to direct the airflow upward toward the windshield or downward toward your feet. Adjusting the vent direction can help warm up the car faster. Be careful with the AC button if it's labeled "AC"; don't turn it on and off randomly unless there's fogging, as it consumes fuel and wastes energy. Also, set the air recirculation mode properly. Using the internal recirculation mode heats up the car faster, but if it gets stuffy after a while, switch to external recirculation for fresh air. I recommend getting the air conditioning system checked every six months and replacing the filter to prevent unpleasant odors. Safety comes first when driving, so don't rush to start in cold weather—let the car warm up a bit before you go.
