Use the heating/ventilation system to remove frost or condensation (fogging) from the inside of the windshield:
To remove frost or condensation (fogging) from the inside of the windshield:
- Set the air intake mode selection switch to air recirculation mode.
- Set the ventilation mode selection knob to (to the windshield and side window heating vents).
- To speed up the process, turn on the air conditioner,
- Set the air temperature control knob to the desired position.
- Set the fan mode switch between positions "1" And "4".
To remove frost or condensation (fogging) from the outside of the windshield:
- Set the air intake mode selection switch to outdoor air intake mode .
- Set the ventilation mode selection knob to the position (to the windshield and side window heating vents).
- Set the air temperature control knob to position "Warm" (Hot air).
- Set the fan mode switch to position "3" or "4".
Note: When the air conditioner is operated for a long time, when the ventilation mode selection knob is set to (to the foot area / to the heating vents of the windshield and side windows) or position (to the windshield and side window heating vents) , this may cause the windshield to fog up on the inside due to temperature differences. In this case, set the ventilation mode selection knob to the position (to the head area) and set the fan to low speed.
Tips for managing your ventilation system
To prevent dust or unwanted odors from entering the vehicle interior, temporarily set the air intake mode selection switch to air recirculation mode. To keep the air in your vehicle fresh, be sure to return the air intake mode selection switch to fresh air intake mode. This contributes to the cheerfulness and comfort of the driver.
The air for the heating/cooling system is taken in through the grates located directly in front of the windshield. Keep these grates free of leaves, snow, ice or other foreign matter.
To prevent fogging of the windshield, set the air intake mode select switch to the outside air intake position and the fan mode selector switch to the desired position.