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system, steering system and acceleration
system. Sometimes when driving on snow
or ice, the adhesion provided by tires and
roads is far lower than that required by the
control system, which means you may lose
control of the vehicle. Therefore, pay extra
attention when driving on snow or ice. Do
not apply emergency braking, make sharp
turns and accelerate/decelerate rapidly.
Any additional or modified non-
original accessories may affect your
vehicle performance.
Driving through water
To avoid vehicle damage when driving
through water (for example, when the road
is flooded with water), please pay attention
to the following items:
• Determine the water depth before
driving through water, and the
maximum water level shall not exceed
15 cm.
• Drive the vehicle at a constant speed of
no more than 20km/h through the
wading area. If you drive through a deep
water area of long distance quickly,
water will enter the front engine
compartment, which may damage the
motor controller and other
components, resulting in failure of the
vehicle.
• Do not stop or reverse in the water
under any circumstances.
• The waves caused by the opposite
vehicle may exceed the allowable water
height of this vehicle. Therefore,
attention should be paid to keep the
vehicle running at a constant speed
when passing each other.
• Pits, muddy puddles or stones which
are hidden in water may make it more
difficult or even impossible for the
vehicle to go through water.
• Do not drive in salt water. Salt can cause
rust. Immediately flush all parts of the
vehicle that have come into contact with
salt water with fresh water.
• When the vehicle is driving on wet and
muddy roads, the braking effect may be
affected, so avoid sudden and
emergency braking operation.
When traffic conditions permit,
perform intermittent braking, so as
to dry the brake and clean the brake
disc without affecting other traffic
participants.
After wading, we suggest that you contact a
Farizon Auto after-sales service station for
maintenance as soon as possible.
Driving on icy and snowy road
When you need to drive the vehicle on an
icy and snowy road, please use appropriate
tires or install antiskid chains. During
driving, please always keep a safe distance
from the vehicle ahead and reduce the
speed appropriately according to different
road conditions. Try to avoid rapid
acceleration or deceleration to prevent the
vehicle from losing control.
When driving on a road sprinkled with
melted snow salt, a salt layer may be
formed on the brake disc and shoes, which
may lead to an obvious increase in braking
distance. At this time, salt accumulation
can be prevented by intermittently
applying brakes while maintaining a
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