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Defrost ing w indscreen
Def rost ing w indscreen - sw it ching on
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Press t he but t on
⇒ f ig.
92.
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Press t he but t on
⇒ f ig.
92.
Def rost ing w indscreen - sw it ching of f
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Once again press the but t on
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Once again press the but t on
The t emperat ure cont rol is cont rolled aut omat ically. More air flows out of t he air
out let vent s 1 and 2.
Auxiliary heat ing (auxiliary heat ing and vent ilat ion)
Descript ion and import ant informat ion
The auxiliary heating (auxiliary heating and vent ilat ion) heat s or
supplies t he interior of t he vehicle wit h fresh air independent of t he
engine.
Auxiliary heat ing (auxiliary heat ing)
The auxiliary heat er (parking heat er) funct ions in connect ion w it h t he air-condi-
t ioning syst em or Climat ronic.
It can be used when st at ionary, w hen engine is swit ched off for preheat ing of t he
vehicle as well as while driving (e.g. during t he heat ing phase of t he engine).
The engine is also preheat ed w hen t he vehicle is st at ionary and t he engine is
sw it ched off, if t he auxiliary heat ing is sw it ched on.
The auxiliary heat ing (auxiliary heat ing) warms up t he coolant during t he combus-
t ion of fuel from t he vehicle t ank. The coolant w arms up t he air, which (if t he
blow er speed is not set t o zero) flow s int o t he occupant compart ment .
Auxiliary vent ilat ion
The auxiliary vent ilat ion enables fresh air t o flow int o t he vehicle int erior by
sw it ching off t he engine, w hereby t he int erior t emperat ure is effect ively de-
creased (e.g. wit h t he vehicle parked in t he sun).
Using t he syst em
Saf et y
or t he but t on
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AUTO
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Driving Tips
WARNING
● The auxiliary heat ing must never be operat ed in closed rooms - risk of poi-
soning!
● The auxiliary heat ing must not be running during ref uelling - risk of f ire.
● The exhaust pipe of t he auxiliary heat ing is locat ed on t he underside of
t he vehicle. Therefore do not place t he vehicle, if you w ish t o operat e t he aux-
iliary heat ing, in such a w ay t hat t he exhaust gases of t he auxiliary heat ing
can come easily int o cont act w it h inf lammable mat erials (e.g. dry grass) or
easily inf lammable subst ances (e.g. f uel run out ).
Not e
If t he auxiliary heat ing runs, t he fuel consumpt ion comes from t he vehicle t ank.
The auxiliary heat ing aut omat ically cont rols t he filling level in t he fuel t ank. If only
a low quant it y of fuel is present in t he fuel t ank, t he funct ion of t he auxiliary heat -
ing is blocked.
● The exhaust pipe of t he auxiliary heat ing, which is locat ed on t he underside of
t he vehicle, must not be clogged and t he exhaust flow must not be blocked.
● If t he auxiliary heat ing and vent ilat ion is running, t he vehicle bat t ery discharg-
es. If t he auxiliary heat ing and vent ilat ion has been operat ed several t imes over a
longer period, t he vehicle must be driven a few kilomet res in order t o recharge t he
vehicle bat t ery.
● The auxiliary heat ing only sw it ches t he blow er on, if it has achieved a coolant
t emperat ure of approx. 50 ° C.
● At low out side temperat ures, t his can result in a format ion of w at er vapour in
t he area of t he engine compart ment . This is quit e normal and is not an operat ing
problem.
● Aft er swit ching off t he auxiliary heat ing, t he coolant pump runs for a short pe-
riod.
● The auxiliary heat ing and vent ilat ion does not swit ch on or comes on, if t he
vehicle bat t ery indicat es a low loading st at e.
● The auxiliary heat ing (auxiliary heat ing) does not sw it ch on, if t he following
w as shown in t he informat ion display or before swit ching off the ignit ion: Please
ref uel!
General Maint enance
Breakdow n assist ance
Heat ing and air condit ioning syst em
Technical dat a
95
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