Where is the seat heating switch located?

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GenesisLee
07/29/25 12:46pm
Here is the introduction to the location of the seat heating switch: 1. In some cars, the seat heating switch is located on the door, while in others it is on the air conditioning control panel. 2. If you still can't find it, you can carefully read the user manual. Additional information: Below is an introduction to the precautions for using heated seats: 1. The seat heating function only works when the ignition switch is turned on; 2. To protect the heating elements of the seat heating system, avoid kneeling on the seat or applying point loads to the seat surface and backrest; 3. If the vehicle voltage drops, the seat heating system will automatically turn off to ensure sufficient power supply to the engine control system; 4. Turn off the seat heating or ventilation in time after parking to prevent excessive electrical load during the next startup; 5. Do not add overly thick seat cushions to heated seats to prevent abnormal overheating or low temperatures, which could lead to malfunctions; 6. Turn on the seat heating switch after starting the engine to effectively save battery energy and extend battery life.
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