14 sagitar how to turn on the warm air?

Pacific Auto Network starts the engine to warm up first, and then turns on the heating and air conditioning after the engine temperature pointer reaches the middle position. At the same time, the air circulation is set to external circulation, so that the cold air in the car is discharged outside the car. After waiting for 2~3 minutes, the air circulation can be set to internal circulation.

Sagitar is heated by warm air first. After the car starts, after about 8- 15 minutes, the water temperature rises to normal temperature, and the warm air can be turned on at this time. Adjust the circulation mode of air conditioner to in-vehicle circulation, and finally use temperature adjustment to raise the temperature.

Switch to warm air mode. Some cars are in the red area, and some cars are represented by the sun. Don't turn on the air conditioner (don't turn on the AC switch), because the warm air uses the thermal cycle of the car itself to save energy. Adjust the gear of the air conditioner blower to the appropriate gear, and adjust the wind direction of the air outlet (the direction of warm air blowing is generally blowing forward and blowing at the foot).

DUAL mode, which can adjust the temperature of the driver's side and the temperature of the front passenger's side in combination: if the indicator light in the button dual is not on, the temperature setting of the driver's side is also applicable to the front passenger's side. If you press this button or operate the front passenger side temperature adjustment knob to set the front passenger side temperature, you can adjust the temperature on the left and right sides of the car separately, and the indicator light in the button will light up.

Many netizens have a doubt, that is, do you need to turn on the air conditioner for heating in winter? The answer is no, because the warm air on the car is not provided by the compressor, but by the coolant and the warm air tank. Turning on the air conditioner is also forced refrigeration, which invisibly increases unnecessary wear and fuel consumption.