How to Use the Bora's Air Conditioning?
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The method for using the Bora's air conditioning varies depending on the situation: 1. Manual air conditioning: Set the air circulation mode to internal circulation, adjust the temperature using the temperature control buttons, and press the A or C button to turn off the air conditioning. 2. Automatic air conditioning: Press the AUTO button and adjust the temperature. Types of car air conditioning can be categorized based on different criteria: 1. By driving method: Independent and non-independent. 2. By performance: Single-function and combined heating/cooling. 3. By control method: Manual and electrically controlled pneumatic adjustment. 4. By adjustment method: Fully automatic adjustment and microcomputer-controlled fully automatic adjustment.
I just got my driver's license and find the air conditioning in my Bora quite simple to use. After starting the car, just press the AUTO button on the panel, and the system will automatically calculate the interior temperature and start working. Then turn the temperature knob on the left to adjust to a comfortable level, like 25°C for coolness in summer or 20°C for warmth in winter. If the airflow feels too strong or too weak, manually adjust it with the fan speed buttons—just avoid having the air blow directly at your face for too long to prevent headaches. Remember to switch between recirculation and fresh air modes: use fresh air mode on highways for better ventilation, and switch to recirculation in traffic jams to block exhaust fumes. I always check the air circulation button before driving to keep the air fresh, which saves fuel and is healthier. This makes daily use hassle-free, with no worries about messing up the steps.
Having driven for over a decade, I'm quite adept at operating the Bora's air conditioning. I press the AUTO button immediately upon starting, letting it intelligently adjust temperature changes. However, I prefer manual control over fan speed—turning it up higher initially on hot days to cool down faster, then reducing it later to save power. I pay special attention to the circulation mode: using recirculation first for quick cooling in extreme heat, then switching to fresh air after a short while to prevent stuffiness and musty odors. The same principle applies in winter—recirculation first for heating, then switching. I recommend regular filter cleaning; I remove and blow out the dust quarterly, effectively extending the AC's lifespan while preventing allergies. During nighttime long-distance drives with AC on, I set a timed check to ensure the indoor-outdoor temperature difference doesn't exceed 10°C, avoiding both excessive power consumption and safety risks.
