Which button turns on the air conditioning in an Audi A4?

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FinleyLee
07/28/25 3:51pm
AUTO button. Below are precautions for turning on the car air conditioning: 1. Select the appropriate fan speed: During normal operation of the vehicle, to prevent excessive frosting of the evaporator and ensure proper functioning of the air conditioning system, the air supply speed and temperature control should not be set at the lowest level for extended periods. 2. Adjust the airflow direction correctly: When the air conditioning vents blow cold or warm air, it's important to adjust the direction properly. Based on the principle that cold air sinks and warm air rises, the correct adjustment method is to "point the vents upward when cooling and downward when heating." 3. Regularly activate the air conditioning in winter: Prolonged disuse of the air conditioning can cause the rubber seals to age, and the lubricating oil on internal components to dry out. Regular activation ensures that all parts are properly lubricated and maintained in good condition. 4. Avoid prolonged use: If the interior temperature has reached a comfortable level, you can turn off the air conditioning or switch it on again after a while.
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Evan
08/11/25 11:05pm
As a long-time Audi A4 owner with years of driving experience, I'm quite familiar with the air conditioning controls. After starting the car, simply press the AUTO button on the center console to activate automatic climate control - it automatically adjusts cooling/heating and fan speed based on your set temperature. For dedicated cooling, press the adjacent A/C button to engage the compressor. The temperature knob turns left to decrease cooling and right to increase warmth, making it convenient for winter heating. In summer, I recommend first turning on recirculation mode for a few minutes to rapidly cool down before switching to fresh air ventilation. Audi's thoughtful design minimizes operational distractions. Don't forget to regularly replace the cabin air filter to maintain fresh airflow, and routinely check fuses in the fuse box to prevent button malfunctions. The system responds quickly and operates with hassle-free efficiency.
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