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Operation Recommendation
Daily Operation
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The inside of the vehicle may become
hot if it is parked in the harsh sunlight
for a long time. In this case, open all
windows to discharge the hot air to the
outside first and then turn the A/C on.
When the temperature inside the vehi-
cle becomes cool, close the windows
and adjust the temperature inside the
vehicle as desired.
•
Do not allow cold air to flow to the wind-
shield directly in humid weather in order
to avoid water vapor condensed on the
outside of the glass due to temperature
difference between inside and outside
of the glass.
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In cold weather, you can change the fan
speed to Level 4 for several minutes so
that the ice, snow or water vapor in the
inlet pipe can be removed and the fog
condensed
on
reduced.
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When driving on dusty roads, close all
windows. We recommend that you keep
using the internal recirculation mode
and then set the fan speed control but-
ton to position other than OFF, if the
dust kicked up by the vehicle still enters
the vehicle after the windows are
closed.
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When the A/C controller is operating,
you may feel eyes stung if you smoke.
The cause of this symptom is that the
retinas become dry as the result of the
dry air inside the vehicle, so the eyes
are extremely sensitive to the external
stimulation. In this case, set the exter-
nal recirculation mode in order to dis-
charge the smog.
Air Conditioning and Entertainment System
the glass can
be
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Do not allow the leaves or other foreign
matters to cover the air inlet grille near
the windshield.
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The space under the front seat should
be kept free so that the air can circulate
easily.
Long Term Storage
Whenever you want to store the vehicle or
leave it unused for 2 weeks or above, allow
the air conditioning system to operate in the
external recirculation mode at high fan
speed for 5 minutes while the engine is
idling. This allows the system to be lubri-
cated fully, and the possibility of the com-
pressor damage minimized when the
system is turned on again.
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