AC/climate control symbols
04-13-2010, 07:50 AM
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AC/climate control symbols
Anyone able to either point me in a direction to get help or just answer a few q's? When adjusting the fan control settings (ie feet, dash, defrost, etc) I cant really figure out exactly what the symbols mean. I get a rough idea but it seems a little more confusing than any other car I have driven.
04-13-2010, 08:20 AM
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I'll see what I can find, though I just use Auto, and let it do what it needs to - very efficient this way and I don't ever need to touch or alter the vents it uses, fan speed or anything other than just the Temperature - the rest is "automagic!"
04-13-2010, 08:25 AM
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04-13-2010, 10:52 AM
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you should see little symbols up in your MMI when adjusting it manually. These symbols are a little more clear than the ones that show up in the climate control window. The UP arrow is defrost, the SIDEWAYS arrow is dash vents and the DOWN arrow is floor. There are a few different combinations: UP and SIDEWAYS means defrost and dash vents.
04-13-2010, 10:54 AM
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you should see little symbols up in your MMI when adjusting it manually. These symbols are a little more clear than the ones that show up in the climate control window. The UP arrow is defrost, the SIDEWAYS arrow is dash vents and the DOWN arrow is floor. There are a few different combinations: UP and SIDEWAYS means defrost and dash vents.
04-13-2010, 12:48 PM
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you should see little symbols up in your MMI when adjusting it manually. These symbols are a little more clear than the ones that show up in the climate control window. The UP arrow is defrost, the SIDEWAYS arrow is dash vents and the DOWN arrow is floor. There are a few different combinations: UP and SIDEWAYS means defrost and dash vents.
Side note: never thought my '05 Acura TL would seem slow, bu now I have seen the light! S is for steroids!
04-13-2010, 12:53 PM
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lol. I haven't tried just fan speed, but definitely you can customize climate control for each individual side, which leads me to assume that you can adjust fan speeds for both driver and passenger, separately. Take a peek at the manual and it will explain how to adjust.
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if you are not using the Auto setting and you have manually selected where you want the air to go, you can then manually set the fan speed. this is independent for both sides. push the "fan" button and turn the **** to get the desired fan speed (both sides have their own "fan" button).
check out this website: http://microsites.audi.com/campaigns...it/A4x_en.htmlyou can actually play with the different settings and you will get a visual indication of what you have set. kinda cool.
check out this website: http://microsites.audi.com/campaigns...it/A4x_en.htmlyou can actually play with the different settings and you will get a visual indication of what you have set. kinda cool.
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04-14-2010, 02:32 AM
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Mellow...nice link! ...wish we had cooled seats...I'm gonna miss that feature. But then again...now my wife will be happy (or maybe me) since we both have incredible control of each sides of the car from a climate perspective. Thanks for the link!