Lexus NX: Operation Check
OPERATION CHECK
CHECK SEAT HEATER (for Front)
(a) Turn the power switch on (IG).
(b) Check that the indicator illuminates and the surface of the front seat warms up, when the seat heater switch on the air conditioning control assembly is turned on.
(c) Check that the front seat surface temperature changes according to the operation of the seat heater switch on the air conditioning control assembly as follows: HI → MID → LO.
CHECK SEAT HEATER (for Rear) (w/ Rear Seat Heater)
(a) Turn the power switch on (IG).
(b) Check that the indicator illuminates and the surface of the rear seat warms up, when the refreshing seat switch turned on.
(c) Check that the rear seat surface temperature changes according to the operation of the seat heater switch on the air conditioning control assembly as follows: HI → MID → LO.
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Drive Belt
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