Where is the air conditioning filter located in the Haima M6?
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Haima M6 air conditioning filter is located inside the glove compartment on the passenger side. You can see it after removing the glove compartment. Generally, the air conditioning filter should be replaced every 10,000 kilometers. If the air conditioning filter is not replaced for a long time, it will affect the performance of the air conditioning system and the health of the passengers. Here are the steps to replace the air conditioning filter: 1. Locate the position of the filter on the passenger side inside the car. 2. Gently remove the glove compartment. 3. Take out the old air conditioning filter and replace it with a new one. 4. Reinstall the glove compartment back into place.
I've been driving a Haima M6 for several years and have replaced the cabin air filter myself a few times. It's usually located behind the glove compartment on the passenger side. During each replacement, I first open the glove box - there are clips or screws on both sides that can be loosened with a Phillips screwdriver. Then, looking inside, I can feel the filter housing and gently pull out the old filter to replace it with a new one. I recommend changing it every six months or every 10,000 kilometers to maintain fresh air inside the car, especially checking before using the AC in summer to avoid dust allergies. The filters are quite cheap online, usually costing around 20-30 yuan, but make sure to buy the correct model specifically for Haima M6 - don't cut corners with mismatched parts. If you don't have all the tools handy, just wear gloves to protect against dust, and you can finish the job in minutes - it's really convenient.
I'm new to auto repair. Last time, my mentor guided me through fixing an air conditioning issue on a Haima M6. The filter is located at the air intake on the passenger side, hidden behind the glove box. During the actual operation, you need to carefully remove the glove box by pressing the clips on both sides or unscrewing the screws. The filter housing is near the vent duct, and pulling it out reveals the filter. Be careful not to damage the surrounding wiring. Wear protective gloves during maintenance and check if the filter is clogged, as this can prevent odors or lack of cooling from the vents. Regular car use requires attention to air conditioning cleanliness; replace the filter when it's dirty to avoid bacterial growth and health impacts. I think beginners should refer to the owner's manual or watch video tutorials for safety rather than attempting repairs blindly.
I have a Haima M6 at home, and I always take care of the air filter myself. It's located behind the glove compartment on the passenger side, quite easy to find. When replacing it, just open the glove compartment, remove the side clips, and take out the filter box to replace it. It's recommended to check it every six months during regular use. A clogged filter affects the air conditioning performance, blowing out dusty air. Replacing it yourself is simple, saving the hassle and cost of going to a 4S shop. Just spend ten bucks on a new filter, making sure the model matches. Over time, the filter can develop odors, so it's good to clean the air conditioning ducts while washing the car to maintain good air quality inside.
