BMW 745 2002, Owner'S Manual

Page: 101 / 208

A congenial climate
100
1 Automatic air distribution and supply –
left side of passenger compartment
103
2 External air/AUC Automatic recirculated
air control/Recirculated air
101
3 To defrost windshield and door
windows
101
4 Temperature control – left-hand side, see
next column
5 Maximum cooling 101
6 Air supply – left-hand side 101
7 To switch off automatic climate
control
103
8 Air supply – right-hand side 101
9 Temperature control – right-hand side,
see next column
10 Residual heat mode 101
11 Rear window defroster
12 Air conditioner 101
13 Automatic air distribution and supply –
right side of passenger compartment
103
14 Air grill for interior temperature sensor –
please keep clear and unobstructed
15 Parked-car ventilation system 106
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Activation time set – the indicator lamp is
on
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Parked-car ventilation on – the indicator
lamp flashes
All of the remaining setting options
available with the automatic climate
control can be found in the Control
Display's "Settings" menu, refer to
page
103 .
The current settings for temperature and air
supply appear in the Control Display's
status line.
You can find a description of the Control
Display on page
19 .
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A congenial climate
Activate the automatic mode using the
AUTO button or "AUTO" in the Control
Display, refer to page
103 . Select the
interior temperature that you find most
comfortable.
The following section contains more
detailed information on the available
setting options.
All of the air conditioner functions,
including maximum cooling, refer to
page 101 and the rear air conditioner, see
page 105 are available only when the
engine is running.
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Your vehicle has been designed to
automatically select your personal
climate-control settings whenever you
unlock the doors using your individually
programmed remote control unit.
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Automatic air distribution and supply
The AUTO program adjusts the
air supply and distribution
patterns for you while also
using your preselected temperature setting
as the basis for adjusting the interior
climate to adapt to external influences –
summer, winter.