Where is the air conditioning switch located in the Audi A4?

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RhettLynn
07/29/25 10:17pm
The air conditioning switch in the Audi A4 is located on the wiper control lever, with the AUTO button serving as the air conditioning switch. Below are some precautions for using the car air conditioning: Select the appropriate fan speed. During normal operation of the vehicle, to prevent excessive frosting of the evaporator, which could affect the air conditioning system's performance, avoid setting the air supply speed and temperature control to the lowest settings for extended periods. Regularly activate the air conditioning in winter. Prolonged disuse of the air conditioning can lead to aging of rubber seals and drying of lubricants on internal components. Periodic activation ensures proper lubrication and maintains optimal condition. Avoid using the air conditioning for too long in a single session. If the interior temperature has reached a comfortable level, turn off the air conditioning or switch it on intermittently. Ventilate and cool the car before driving in summer, then switch to recirculation mode. Upon entering the car, open the windows for ventilation and turn on the external circulation to expel hot air. Once the cabin temperature drops, switch to internal circulation.
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