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Air conditioner

Temperature

The graduations on the dial

provide general reference val-

ues for the interior tempera-

ture. 707/226 is recom-

mended as a comfortable setting. After

the start of driving the selected temper-

ature is reached as quickly as possible

and held constant by the control sys-

tem.

Air distribution

You can direct air to flow onto

the windows , toward the

upper body and into the

footwell . All intermediate

settings are possible. In the setting,

there is a low flow of air onto the win-

dows to keep them free of condensa-

tion.

Air supply

You can adjust the air supply

through an infinitely-variable

range. The heating and venti-

lation become more and more

effective as the air supply settings are

increased. In the 0 setting, the blower

and climate control are switched off

and the outside air supply is blocked.

Rear window defroster

When the rear window

defroster is activated, the

indicator lamp comes on. The rear win-

dow defroster switches off automati-

cally.

Air conditioning

The air is cooled and dehu-

midified and — depending on

the temperature setting — warmed

again. Depending on the weather, the

windshield may fog over briefly when

the engine is started. You can reduce

condensation forming on the windows

by switching on the air conditioning.

During air conditioning condensa-

tion forms, which then exits under

the vehicle. Traces of water on the

ground are therefore normal.<

Recirculated-air mode

You can respond to unpleas-

ant odors outside the vehicle

by temporarily switching off the outside

air supply. The system then recirculates

the air currently within the vehicle.

With the button on the steering wheel

you can also switch over to the recircu-

lated-air mode, refer to page 23.

If the windows fog over in the

recirculated-air mode, switch the

recirculated-air mode off and increase

the air supply as required.<

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