Climate Controls - Cadillac 2005 LeSabre Getting To Know Manual

Getting to Know Your LeSabre
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Climate Controls

Dual Automatic ComforTemp Climate
Control
AUTO: Press this button to make the
system automatically adjust to changes
in temperature inside the vehicle.
TEMP: Press this button's up or down
arrow to increase or decrease the interi-
or temperature.
FAN: Press this button's up or down
arrow to increase or decrease blower
fan speed.
AIR FLOW: Press this button's up or
down arrow to select airflow direction to
the FLOOR, MID-FLOOR, MID and
WINDSHIELD-FLOOR.
Display
The display indicates the outside tem-
perature, your interior temperature set-
ting selection, current airflow direction
settings and fan speed.
VENT: Press this button to allow outside
air to flow through the vehicle. Press the
button again to turn the vent off.
FRONT: Press this button to defrost the
windshield.
REAR: Press this button to defog the
rear window. At speeds above 30 mph
(48 km/h), the defogger will stay on until
you press the button again. At speeds
below 30 mph (48 km/h), the defogger
will turn off automatically.
RECIRC: Press this button to limit the
amount of outside air entering the
vehicle.
OFF: Press this button once to turn off
the passenger comfort control system.
Press the button twice to turn off the
main system.
Personal Choice Comfort Controls
(if equipped)
This feature allows two different drivers
to recall their own climate control
settings.
The settings that are recalled are the
last choices of the driver prior to exiting
the vehicle, and are recalled by pressing
the key fob/transmitter unlock button or
by pressing one of the memory buttons
on the driver's door panel.
Passenger Climate Control
The controls for this feature are located
on the passenger's door armrest. Press
the red arrow to raise the inside
temperature on the passenger side.
Press the blue arrow to decrease the
interior air temperature on the
passenger side. You can adjust the
temperature up to 5˚F cooler or warmer
than the driver's setting.
See Section 3 of your Owner Manual.