What do the front and rear buttons in the car mean?
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Front button is for front window defogging, Rear button is for rear window defrosting. Here is some related information: 1. Principle: The principle of the rear windshield defogging device is to embed copper wires in the rear windshield. When there is moisture or fog on the rear windshield, an electric current heats up some of the copper wires. This heats the windshield and removes the fog. 2. Rear: The literal meaning of rear is the back or rear part. The rear button in the car is usually located on the air conditioning control panel. It is actually the rear windshield defogger switch button. However, many car models now omit the 'rear' text and simply use a square box with an upward wavy line icon.
Last time I drove my friend's new car, I noticed there were two buttons on the center console: front and rear. The front button controls the air conditioning for the front seats, so when I felt hot while driving, I just pressed it to adjust the airflow. The rear button manages the back seats, which is especially useful for families with kids. For example, last week when I took my child out, the back seats were too stuffy, so I used the rear button to turn the rear vents to maximum. Some higher-end models even allow separate temperature zones, so you can have cold air in the front and warm air in the back without any issues. If the rear air conditioning isn't responding, make sure the rear vents aren't blocked by bags or other items. These two buttons are very practical, avoiding the awkwardness of everyone fighting over the remote. I recommend trying out different modes to see what works best.
