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160 Air conditioning
Control but-
ton
Additional information. Electronic manual air conditioning
⇒ Fig. 122; Climatronic ⇒ Fig. 123.
Climatronic: Accept the temperature selection for the driver
and front passenger sides: When the
SYNC
button light is lit,
the temperature settings on the driver side also apply to the
passenger side. Press the button or adjust the temperature
control for the passenger side in order to set a different tem-
perature. No lamp lights up on the button.
Climatronic: Automatic temperature, fan, and air distribution
control. Press the button to switch on the function. The con-
trol lamp lights up on the
AUTO
button.
Climatronic: Press the button
REAR
to adjust the air condi-
tioner for the rear seats from the front seats. A lamp is lit in
the
REAR
button if the function is activated. The settings for
the rear seats will be displayed. Press the button again to
switch the function off or do not touch any other button for
around 10 seconds.
Climatronic: Press the button
REST
to use the heat that the
engine radiates. When the engine is still warm but the igni-
tion switched off, the heat given off by the engine can be
used to keep the vehicle interior warm. The
REST
button will
light up when the function is switched on. The function will
switch off after around 30 minutes and if the battery level is
low.
a)
Switch off.
Electronic manual air conditioning: Turn the fan switch to
setting 0.
Climatronic: Press the button
OFF
or manually set the fan to
0. When the device is switched off the
OFF
button will light
up.
a)
Depending on the version of the model.
WARNING
Never turn off the air fan for a long time or the air in the vehicle interior
will not be refreshed.
● Stuffy or used air will increase fatigue and reduce driver and passen-
ger concentration possibly resulting in a serious accident.
Note
● Not all Climatronic buttons are operational in REAR mode.
● The
REAR
button is locked in defrost mode.
Rear operation
Fig. 124 Details of the
rear operation
Control
⇒ Fig. 124
Description
A
Temperature selector
B
Air flow regulator
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