How to Turn on the Heater in a Magotan and Which Button to Press Specifically?

[CoraDella]

First, press the one-touch start button on the vehicle's center console. In front of the gear lever, there are three round knobs which are the air conditioning control system. Press the AUTO button on the middle round knob of the air conditioning to turn on the vehicle's air conditioning. Press the AC button on the right round knob to turn off the vehicle's cooling function. Turn the two temperature control knobs on the left and right sides of the air conditioning clockwise to activate the heater in the Magotan. Avoid keeping the internal circulation on for extended periods.

[NovaLee]

As a new driver who just got the license, I was a bit confused when encountering this issue. I remember that turning on the warm air in the Magotan is actually quite simple: After starting the vehicle, press the 'AUTO' button on the AC panel, and the system will automatically adjust the temperature. Then, use the central knob to set the temperature—around 22°C is warm enough, as setting it too high can make the air uncomfortably dry. You can also adjust the fan speed with the fan icon button on the side; setting it to level 2 when starting is ideal to avoid an overly strong blast. In winter, it's best to let the engine warm up for a minute or two before turning on the heater, as this ensures higher efficiency once the temperature gauge rises—otherwise, you'll just get cold air. For long drives, remember to close the windows and use the recirculation mode for faster heating, while in the city, switching to fresh air mode keeps the cabin more ventilated. These methods have all been tested and are foolproof.

[Ellis]

As someone who enjoys tinkering with small modifications, my first step in turning on the warm air in my Magotan is to ensure the engine is running normally, then press the 'AUTO' button on the center console to activate the automatic mode. The temperature knob is right next to it—turn it clockwise to increase the heat. It's recommended to set it between 20-25 degrees for the most comfort. The fan speed button allows manual adjustment or lets the system manage it automatically. Also, pay attention to switching between internal and external circulation—start with external circulation to air out the car, then switch to internal circulation for faster warmth retention. Otherwise, the windows may fog up, which is dangerous. Warm air is produced only after the engine warms up the coolant, which heats the air entering the heater core. Turning on the heat immediately when the engine is cold is ineffective and wastes fuel. Regular maintenance, including checking the cabin air filter to ensure it's not clogged, guarantees smooth and odor-free warm air. The operation isn't complicated; the key is familiarizing yourself with the button locations.

[Phil]

A housewife who drives a Magotan daily to pick up and drop off kids is quite familiar with using the heating system: Start the car, press the 'AUTO' button on the AC panel, then turn the temperature knob to a higher value like 25°C. Set the fan speed to automatic first or manually adjust it to medium. Warm air will blow out once the engine heats up to avoid freezing hands. On cold winter mornings, it's best to preheat the car for a few dozen seconds. Combining internal and external air circulation can prevent fogging for safety. The buttons are conveniently located within easy reach of the driver's seat, making operation effortless and requiring no specialized knowledge.