Where is the defogging function of Geely X3?
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The defogging buttons of the Vision X3 are divided into the front defogging button and the rear defogging button, located on both sides of the air conditioning control panel. After pressing the front defogging button, the fan speed will automatically reach its maximum, the temperature will remain at the current set value, the compressor will turn on, and the air intake mode will be in the external circulation state. Without adjusting the air volume or temperature, turning off the defogging button will return the air conditioning controller to its state before defogging was activated. When the air conditioning is off, pressing the front defrost button can directly turn on the air conditioning. Defogging button symbols: The symbol for the front windshield defogging button is a fan shape with many curves. The icon for the rear windshield defogging button is a square with many curves. The front windshield defogging uses the air conditioning, while the rear windshield defogging uses electric heating wires. Rear windshield defogging function: In some cars, when the rear windshield defogging function is activated, the rearview mirror heating function will also turn on. These cars do not have a separate rearview mirror heating button. If car owners want to use the rearview mirror heating, they can directly press the rear windshield defogging button.
I drive a Geely X3, and the defogging function is actually very easy to locate. It's on the dashboard in front of the driver's position, within the air conditioning control area. You'll see a button with a fan icon or a window symbol—just press it, and the system automatically increases the airflow to defog the windows. It's super simple to use. Fogging usually happens during rainy or snowy weather or when there's a big temperature difference with the AC, so it's good practice to turn on the AC, adjust the external circulation first, and then press the defog button. It clears up in just a few seconds—safe and hassle-free. Remember to regularly check that the AC filter isn't clogged, as it can reduce effectiveness and obscure your driving view. I’ve learned this the hard way.