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Index Data Technology Repairs Car care Controls Overview
97n
Automatic climate control
Air supply
In the "AUTO" program,
the air supply is controlled
automatically. AUTO will appear in the
display 9. Refer to the overview on
page 94. Use "+" and "–" to vary the air
supply. Your setting is displayed with
bars and the automatic air supply is
switched off. The automatic air distribu-
tion setting is maintained. You can
reactivate the automatic air supply by
pressing the "AUTO" button.
When you press "–" during operation at
the lowest blower speed, all displays
are canceled: the fan, heating and air
conditioner are switched off. The
outside air supply is closed. You can
switch the system back on by pressing
any button of the automatic climate
control (except the MAX button 16).
To defrost windshield and side
windows
This program quickly
removes ice and conden-
sation from the windshield and the side
windows.
Air conditioner
The air is cooled and
dehumidified 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.
Switch off the air conditioner at outside
temperatures below approx. 41 7
(5 6). This will help to prevent the
windows from fogging up. 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.<
Maximum cooling
You will get maximum
cooling capacity using this
program if the engine is running and
the outside temperature is above
+41 7 (+5 6).
The temperature display 9 jumps to
+61 7 (+16 6), the system switches
over to the recirculated-air mode, and
the air will only stream out of the venti-
lation grill with the maximum amount of
air flow. That is why you need to keep
these open if you select this program.
Online Edition for Part No. 01 41 0 155 429 - © 09/00 BMW AG
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