Which is the car air conditioning switch, on or off, to turn on the air conditioning?
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Car air conditioning switch 'on' is to turn on the air conditioning. Here are the relevant introductions: Method to turn on car air conditioning: Turn on the fan switch, twist the temperature control knob to the blue side for cold air, adjust the wind speed, and set the temperature. Twist the temperature control knob to the red side, turn on the fan switch, and hot air will come out. Generally, the blue button on the left side of the car represents cold air, while the red one represents warm air, and the middle one represents moderate temperature. Precautions for turning on car air conditioning: The air conditioning must be cleaned regularly. If components such as the air conditioning filter and air conditioning ducts are too dirty, it will affect the quality of the air conditioning. Sometimes, the air blown in may even have an odor. Even if the car air conditioning is not in use, it should be started regularly to maintain good condition.
When I first started driving, I was also confused by these buttons. The ON button on the air conditioning switch means to turn it on, and OFF means to turn it off. After you press the ON button, the air conditioning system starts working, and you'll hear the compressor start up, with cool air coming out of the vents. If you want to turn it off, press OFF, and all air conditioning functions will stop. When using the air conditioning, remember to check the central control screen or button indicator lights—if they're lit, it usually means the air conditioning is on. In winter, you don't actually need to turn on the compressor for warm air; just set the temperature higher and keep the fan running to save fuel. Also, be careful not to turn on the external air circulation, as outside exhaust fumes can easily enter the cabin.
