What Are the Precautions for Using an Automatic Car Wash Machine?

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StBrandon
07/30/25 2:56am
Precautions for using an automatic car wash machine: Do not turn on the wipers, and drive to the designated position. Do not turn on the wipers: The structure of an automatic car wash machine includes many cloth strips. If the wipers are in the automatic sensing position, they will automatically activate when water is sprayed, which can cause the wipers to get tangled in the cloth strips and result in damage. Therefore, before entering the automatic car wash, ensure the wipers are in a stationary state and check if the automatic rain-sensing function is enabled. If it is, turn it off. Drive to the designated position: The vehicle must be driven to the pre-set position, with the steering wheel kept straight and the tires facing forward. This ensures the car does not deviate during the automatic conveyor belt wash. If the steering wheel is turned or the vehicle is not properly positioned during the wash, the car may slide and collide with the automatic car wash machine, causing damage to the vehicle.
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