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Air conditioner

Air supply (blower)

You can select blower speeds

from 1 to 4. The heating and

ventilation become more and

more effective as the air

supply settings are increased. In posi-

tion 0, the blower and the heater are

switched off. By using position 0, you

can totally block the air supply by

pressing the button for the recirculated-

air mode.

Temperature

In order to increase the

temperature of the passenger

compartment, turn it to the

right (red). Temperature regu-

lation will keep the interior temperature

you have selected constant.

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

windows to keep them free of conden-

sation.

Rear window defroster

When the rear window defroster

is activated, the indicator lamp

comes on. The rear window defroster

switches off automatically.

The rear window defroster auto-

matically assumes operation

within 5 minutes after the engine is

started at outside temperatures below

40 7 (4 6).<

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 wind-

shield may fog over briefly when the

engine is started.

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.<

Recirculated-air mode

You can respond to unpleasant

external odors by temporarily

excluding the supply of outside air. The

system then recirculates the air

currently within the vehicle.

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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