How to Use the BMW Auto Air Conditioning Function?
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Here is a related introduction to the BMW auto air conditioning function: 1. Auto Mode: This is the AUTO button. In this mode, once a temperature is set, the air conditioning will automatically activate when the vehicle is started, adjusting the interior temperature to the preset level in the shortest time possible. This is why the air conditioning often blows at high speed immediately after starting the car on hot summer days. In this mode, many mid-to-high-end models also feature automatic defogging functions, where the vehicle can automatically control the system based on fog sensors. 2. Manual Mode: You can see two fan symbols on the air conditioning control panel—one large and one small. The large one represents increasing the fan speed, while the small one represents decreasing it. If you want to manually turn on the air conditioning, simply press the increase fan speed button.
Last time I drove my brother's BMW, he taught me how to use the automatic climate control, which was quite simple. After starting the car, just press the AUTO button on the center console, and the system will automatically adjust to a comfortable temperature. To change the temperature, turn the metal knob between the driver and passenger seats. I usually set it to 22°C in summer and 25°C in winter. At first, I thought the airflow was too strong, but later I found that pressing the airflow reduction button could lower the intensity, though the AUTO light would turn off after adjustment. To restore the automatic mode, just press the AUTO button again. Remember to use the external air circulation on highways to prevent drowsiness and switch to internal air circulation in traffic jams to block exhaust fumes. In older models, you can also set up dual-zone climate control on the center screen, allowing separate temperature adjustments for the driver and passenger, which is a very user-friendly design.
