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How to use the air conditioning in a Polo car?

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RuthRose

07/29/25 9:16am

New Polo's air conditioning mode has replaced the traditional knob with button selection, making it more convenient and accurate to operate while driving. Simply turn on the 'auto' mode or the 'AC', and adjust the fan speed as needed. The correct usage of Volkswagen's new Polo air conditioning is as follows: 1. Proper defogging: During rainy or snowy weather, due to high humidity inside the car and the temperature difference between the inside and outside (cold outside and warm inside), fog will form on the inner surface of the car windows. This significantly affects driving safety. Knowing how to properly defog to eliminate safety hazards is one of the essential skills every car owner must master. 2. Correct use of internal and external circulation: The airflow ducts inside and outside the car are interconnected. Whether the air conditioning system is on or not, air continuously flows in and out. If the fan is turned on, it will accelerate the exchange and circulation of air. When driving in mountainous areas or by the sea, using the external circulation mode can mostly fill the car with fresh air, improving the air quality inside. However, if the external circulation mode is used in heavy traffic areas, it will draw in exhaust fumes and dust, significantly reducing the air quality inside the car. In severe cases, it may even cause discomfort to the passengers. Therefore, when driving in congested commuting areas, try to avoid using the external circulation mode to prevent affecting the respiratory health of the occupants.

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