What is the symbol for defrosting the windshield in a car?
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The symbol for defrosting the windshield inside the car is: a fan shape with several upward-pointing arrows. The red box indicates the front windshield defrosting symbol, and below the red box is the rear windshield defrosting symbol. Additional information: Large temperature difference between inside and outside the car: During rainy or snowy seasons, rainwater brought in by passengers and the moisture from their breath can form a layer of fog on the windows and front windshield due to the temperature difference between the inside and outside of the car. Quick defogging device: Fogging inside the car is a troublesome issue. Fog on the side windows can obstruct the view of the rearview mirror, and fog on the front windshield can make it difficult for the driver to see the road. Therefore, more and more vehicles are equipped with a one-touch quick defogging device, often marked with a "max" symbol. Pressing this button will direct the airflow straight to the windshield in many models, automatically switch to external air circulation, and turn on the AC, indicating that the air conditioning compressor is activated.
I know the symbol for defogging the windshield in cars. As someone who often helps friends with car repairs, the defog button is shaped like a fan, resembling a fan blowing air onto the windshield. This feature is extremely practical, especially during rainy seasons or cold weather when fog can blur visibility. Pressing it activates the fan to blow warm air, quickly dispersing the fog. It's usually located in the center of the AC panel, making it easy to identify. If the button doesn't work, it might be due to a dirty cabin air filter or a clogged system, requiring regular maintenance. Otherwise, slow defogging can affect driving safety. I recommend checking the AC system every quarter, replacing the filter, and turning on the defogger a few minutes before driving in foggy conditions to ensure clear visibility and peace of mind.
