JAC T9 - Low Beam; High Beam; Instruments and Control; Front Fog Lamp

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Front fog lamp
The front fog lamps provide a penetrative
light when visibility is poor (such as in
rainy and foggy weather).
On: Turn the headlamp switch to the " "
or " " position, and turn the fog lamp
switch to the " " position, to turn on the
front fog lamps.
O: Turn the middle knob to the " "
position to turn o the front fog lamps.
Notice
● No matter where the light control
lever is, the headlamp can ash.
● When driving in environment with
poor visibility or complex road
conditions at night, turning on the
high beam can provide a better eld
of vision. Please actively switch
to the low beam when the vehicle
meets an oncoming vehicle.
High beam
The high beam helps you know the long-
distance road conditions when driving at
night or when the visibility is poor.
On: When the low beam is turned on,
gently push the light control lever forward
(away from the driver) until you hear a
"click" sound, and the high beam is turned
on.
O: To switch back to the low beam , just
turn the light control lever back.
Headlamp ashing: Gently pull the
light control lever backward (towards the
driver), and then release it. The high beam
will light up and then go out. If you hold on
to the light control lever, the high beam and
headlamp will continue to light up, and the
high beam will go out after the light control
lever is released.
Notice
● Do not turn on the low beam for a
long time when the power system
is not started, to prevent the battery
from being used up.
● Turn on the low beam in advance
when entering a tunnel or poor
visibility environment.
● Observe the local laws and
regulations when using the lamp.
Low beam
The low beam is mainly used in dark or
poor visibility environment to ensure your
driving safety.
On: Turn the headlamp adjustment knob to
the " " position to turn on the low beam .
O: Turn the headlamp adjustment knob
to the " " position to turn o the low
beam .
Turn the headlamp adjustment knob to the
"AUTO" position to turn o the low beam
in a bright environment.