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Heating and Air Conditioning
To cool or warm the occupant compartment automatically, tap the AUTO button to turn the system on.
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Adjust the driver's temperature to your preferred setting by touching the slider on either side, or sliding your
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finger toward the hot or cold ends.
Tap the SYNC button to synchronize the temperatures between the zones. If there is a large temperature
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difference between the two zones, it may hamper the system's ability to quickly cool the interior.
Defrost/Defog
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Press the
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The A/C function comes on automatically and it is recommended to leave A/C on to dry the air.
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When the windshield is clear, touch the AUTO button.
Note: In the event of significant fogging, opening a window briefly can help.
SYNC
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Select your preferred temperature using the left temperature slider.
2.
Adjust the fan speed and vents if necessary.
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Press the SYNC button. The light inside the button will illuminate showing it is active. In the SEL Premium trim,
press the MENU button on the HVAC control panel, then select SYNC in the Infotainment display.
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The driver's settings will be applied to the passenger and rear climate zones.
Air Distribution
The Air Distribution button
Tapping the icon multiple times toggles through the different airflow settings.
AUTO
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AUTO automatically regulates and maintains the desired compartment temperature.
1.
Turn the driver-side temperature dial to the desired temperature.
2.
Tap the AUTO button if it is not already illuminated.
Seat Heating/Ventilation*
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To warm up quickly on a cool morning, tap the
To cool down quickly in warm weather, tap the
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*Available on select trim lines.
OFF
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Press the OFF button to turn off the HVAC system. Or, in the SEL
Premium trim:
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Tap the MENU button.
2.
Tap OFF on your touchscreen.
Warnings: See
Climate Control
Climatronic System
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button. This will turn the temperature setting to HI for quickest defrost/defogging.
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directs air to either the floor, panel or defrost vents or a combination of vents.
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in your Owner's Manual for more detailed information and for important safety warnings.
button for seat heating.
button for seat ventilation.
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