What is the tutorial for turning on the heating in the Emgrand GS?
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The tutorial for turning on the heating in the Emgrand GS is: 1. Use the one-touch start button to start the vehicle and let the engine coolant temperature rise before turning on the air conditioning system; 2. Press the AC button above the right knob to activate the air conditioning system; 3. Turn on the internal circulation button to enhance the heating effect and turn it off after the cabin temperature rises; 4. Use the central fan speed knob and rotate it clockwise to increase the airflow; 5. Use the knobs on both sides to rotate clockwise and increase the temperature (each side is independently controlled, and the electronic display will show the temperature); 6. Adjust the air vents to ensure warm air can blow out. Use the AUTO function of the air conditioning system—once the temperature is set higher, the system will automatically provide heating.
I've been driving the Emgrand GS for several years, and turning on the heater is quite straightforward. First, start the engine and let it idle for a few minutes until the water temperature gauge needle rises to the middle. Then, turn the temperature knob on the center console to the highest red zone, and set the fan button to a higher setting. Soon, warm air will blow out. Remember to check the direction of the air vents to avoid blowing directly at your face, which can dry out your skin and cause discomfort. In winter, don't rush to turn on the heater immediately as it starts slower; doing so can waste fuel and harm the engine's health. I recommend checking the coolant level every few months to ensure the heating system works properly, making your drive smoother and safer.
As an average car owner, the heating function is essential for my Emgrand GS in winter. After starting the engine, immediately turn the temperature knob clockwise to the hottest setting, and set the fan to the lowest speed. If the temperature doesn't rise quickly, wait for the coolant temperature gauge to climb, or close the windows and switch to recirculation mode to speed up warming. Never forget to check if the cabin air filter is clean – a dirty one reduces heating efficiency and degrades air quality. Regular maintenance like having the AC ducts cleaned by a mechanic during seasonal transitions ensures faster warm air output, better fuel efficiency, and significantly improved driving comfort.
