How to Use the Air Conditioning in a Car?

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VanBrynlee
07/29/25 8:26am
Methods for using the air conditioning in a car: 1. Press the power button on the air conditioning control panel; 2. Click the up or down icons above the power button to adjust the air volume; 3. Press the fan-shaped icon on the control panel to activate the cooling or heating mode; 4. Click the AC icon to set the airflow direction; 5. Press the car icon on the control panel to turn on the external circulation system; 6. Use the adjustment button on the right side of the control panel to set the temperature. Proper use of the car air conditioning system not only extends its lifespan but also helps save fuel. The following aspects should be noted when using the air conditioning: 1. Ventilate first, then cool; 2. Correctly adjust the air vent direction—point it upward when cooling and downward when heating; 3. Minimize or avoid using the air conditioning when driving continuously uphill.
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HenryRose
08/11/25 5:57pm
After starting the vehicle, I first turn on the engine. I usually press the air conditioning button on the center console directly, and the light indicates it's activated. Then, looking at the temperature adjustment knob, in summer I usually set it around 24°C to avoid excessive cooling and fuel consumption, while in winter I raise it to 26°C to stay warm. The fan speed can be adjusted using the plus and minus buttons, and it's best to direct the air vents towards the feet or the windshield, avoiding direct airflow to the face to prevent catching a cold. If the air conditioning is automatic, pressing the AUTO button is more convenient as it adjusts the temperature and fan speed automatically. I also prefer using the recirculation mode for quick cooling, but it shouldn't be left on continuously as the air can become stuffy. Remember to switch to fresh air mode after driving for a while. Defogging in winter is crucial; activating the air conditioning's defog mode clears the mist in about two minutes. As a reminder, regular cleaning of the air conditioning filter is important. I check it monthly to ensure the air inside the car remains fresh.
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