When driving on a rainy day, the window glass will cool quickly and the temperature of the glass inside the vehicle will drop rapidly, so the moisture left in the air will accumulate and create condensation. In this case, water will appear on the inside of the window glass. The reason for the appearance of condensation on the inner surface of the headlight glass is the same. In other words, the amount of water in the air will increase as the temperature rises, and if the temperature drops, the water will accumulate and create condensation known as fog.
If condensation appears on the light fittings of the vehicle, then after turning on the high and low beams, the condensate that appeared on the glass of the headlights will begin to dissipate and disappear after 1 hour - this is normal. If not, then there may be water inside. Contact the appropriate workshop for repairs.
When replacing a light bulb, carefully check the installation of each part of the headlight to ensure correct installation and good insulation! Otherwise, serious consequences may occur due to the ingress of water or dust!
The high pressure water jet must not be used to clean the engine compartment, especially the lighting fittings. Otherwise, through the high pressure of the jet, parts of the light fixture may loosen and move away, and the vent, electrical wiring and electrical connectors may get wet.
As a result, the water that will be inside the light fixture or steam will not dissipate, which will lead to the creation of a large amount of condensate.
Parking lights
Turn the end ring of the stalk lever 1 to the position where mark 2 is aligned with the corresponding symbol.
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Low beam headlight
Turn the end ring of the stalk lever 1 to the position where mark 2 is aligned with the corresponding symbol. The corresponding signal lamp on the instrument panel will light up.
High beam headlight
If the dipped beam is already on, pull the stalk lever 1 towards you to turn on the high beam. The corresponding signal lamp on the instrument panel will light up.
To turn on the dipped beam headlights again, move the switch lever towards you again.
Fog lights
Please note that if you need to turn on the fog lights, the position lamps and dipped beam headlights must be turned on. Normally, the front fog lights come on in the event of fog, snowstorms, rain, or when visibility is severely restricted.
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Turn the middle ring 3 of the stalk lever to the position where mark 4 is aligned with the corresponding symbol.
The fog lights will only come on if the exterior lights are already on. When turned on, the corresponding lamp lights up on the shield.
Remember to turn off your fog lights when you don't need them so you don't disturb other drivers.
Rear fog lamp
Turn the middle ring 3 of the stalk lever to the position where mark 4 is aligned with the corresponding symbol.
Switching off outdoor lighting
Set the end ring of the stalk lever 1 or 3 to its original position.