NOTE
• Long-
term use of recirculation mode will
cause accumulation of carbon dioxide in
the car, which is not conducive to keeping
the driver awake.
•
Using recirculation mode in cold or rainy
weather can easily cause the windows to
mist up, affecting the driver's visibility,
which may cause serious accidents.
Front windshield defrost/defog function
Press
button. The button indic
ator lamp will
come on, and the front windshield defrost/defog
function will be turned on.
Press button again: the button indicator lamp
will go out, front windshield defrost/defog function
will be turned off and the state before
defrosting/defogging will be restored; or press the
AUTO button to enter the auto mode to turn off the
front windshield defrost/defog function.
NOTE
• When the temperature is set to the lowest,
using the defrost/defog function will cause
the outside of windshield to mist up,
a
ffecting the driver's visibility, which may
cause serious accidents. When using the
defrost/defog function, set the temperature
close to the ambient temperature outside
the car.
•
When using the defrost/defog function, if
you manually turn off the A/C cooling
function, it will cause the windshield to mist
up, affecting the driver's visibility, which
may cause serious accidents.
Rear windshield defrost/defog function
Press
/
button. The button indicator lamp
will come on, the rear windshield defrost/defog
function will be turned on, and the rear windshield
and exterior rearview mirrors electrically heated*.
When rear windshield defrost/defog function is
working, press / button again. The button
indicator lamp will go out, and the rear windshield
defrost/defog function will be turned off. If you do
not manually turn off the rear windshield
defrost/defog function, the function will be
automatically turned off after 15 minutes.
NOTE
With the engine not started, using the rear
windshield defrost/defog function for a long time
will cause too low battery voltage, making it
impossible to start the engine.
4. Operation of Systems and Equipment
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