What does the car air conditioner displaying 'lo' mean?
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When a car air conditioner displays 'lo', it indicates the maximum cooling mode. Below is an introduction to related content about car air conditioners: 1. Car air conditioner modes: 'lo' stands for maximum cooling. When the vehicle's air conditioner panel displays 'lo', it means the air conditioner is currently in the lowest temperature cooling state, and the system is working at full capacity to cool. 'Hi' is the abbreviation of the English word 'high', meaning 'high'. When the air conditioner panel displays 'hi', it indicates the air conditioner is working at full capacity to heat, typically at 30 degrees Celsius. In this mode, the air conditioner transfers heat from the engine coolant into the cabin. 2. Precautions: Of course, if the vehicle is in a cold state, heating may be affected. Once the water temperature rises, heating will return to normal. Do not rest in the car with the air conditioner running while parked. When the car engine is running, incomplete combustion of gasoline in the cylinders can produce high concentrations of carbon monoxide, leading to poisoning.