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Heating and ventilation/Air conditioner
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Air distribution
You can direct the flow of air
onto the windows
, toward
the upper body
and into the
footwell
. All intermediate settings
are possible. In position
, a small
volume of air is directed onto the
windows in order to keep them free of
condensation.
A "6 o'clock" position is recommended
as the normal operating setting.
Temperature
In order to increase the temper-
ature of the passenger compart-
ment, turn to the right (red). For
rapid heating, turn completely to the
right. Then select an interior tempera-
ture which is pleasant for you.
Air supply
You can select blower speeds
from 1 to 4. Both heating and
ventilation become more effec-
tive as the air supply rate is increased.
In position 0, the blower and the heater
are switched off.
Air conditioner
The air is cooled and dehumidi-
fied and – depending on the
temperature setting – warmed
again when the air conditioner system
is switched on. Depending on the
weather, the windshield may fog over
briefly when the engine is started.
Use the button to switch the air condi-
tioner off at outside temperatures
below approx. 41
7
(+5
6
). This will
help to prevent condensation from
forming on the windows.
If the windows fog over after switching
the air conditioner off, switch it back
on.
Condensation forms in the air
conditioner system during opera-
tion, which then exits under the vehicle.
Traces of condensed water of this kind
are thus normal.
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Recirculated-air mode
If there are unpleasant odors in
the outside air, you can tempo-
rarily block the supply of the
incoming air. The system then recircu-
lates the air currently within the vehicle.
If the windows fog over in the
recirculated-air mode, switch this
mode off and increase the air supply as
required.
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