What is the difference between HI and LO in seat heating?
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In seat heating, the letters HI stand for the English abbreviation of 'high,' meaning high-level heating; LO is the English abbreviation for 'low,' indicating low-level heating. Function of seat heating: The seat heating function uses heating wires inside the seat to warm it, preventing discomfort from excessively low seat temperatures during long winter rides. Symbol for seat heating: The seat heating symbol is a seat icon with three upward-pointing wavy arrows. Heating is generally divided into three levels: low, medium, and high. The button is usually installed on the center console, next to the air conditioning knob, though some models may place it on the left side of the driver's seat or on the driver's door. Reasons why the seat heating light is on but the seat is not heating: If the seat heating light is on but the seat temperature does not rise, it is likely due to damaged heating wires. The seat heating function works similarly to an electric blanket—if the heating wires are damaged, heating cannot occur, and the indicator light will remain on. Additionally, a short circuit in the seat heating switch or a blown fuse can also prevent the seat from heating. Specific issues should be diagnosed and repaired at a 4S shop.