Function
1 Side window demister vent, left
2 Swivelling side air vent, left
3 Side air vent thumbwheel, left
4 Swivelling centre air vent, left
5 Thumbwheel for air vents, left and
right, rear compartment and head
area
6 Heating control panel (
e page 148)
7 Swivelling centre air vent, right
8 Side air vent thumbwheel, right
9 Swivelling side air vent, right
a Side window demister vent, right
b Centre air vent thumbwheel, right
c Rear window heating (e page 146)
d Centre air vent thumbwheel, left
The heater is operational when the engine
is running. The vehicle is either heated or
ventilated depending on the temperature
selected and the outside temperature.
The dust filter removes most particles of
dust and pollen drawn in from the outside
air.
The interval for replacing the filter de-
pends on environmental factors, e.g. high
air pollution. The interval may be shorter
than that indicated in the Maintenance
Booklet.
G
Risk of accident
Follow the settings recommended on the
following pages for heating and ventilation.
Otherwise, the windows could mist up, thus
impairing visibility and endangering yourself
and others.
G
Risk of injury
Air flowing out of the vents when the heat-
ing is in operation may be very hot. There is
therefore a risk of burns to bare skin in the
immediate proximity of these vents. Keep
bare skin away from these air vents. If nec-
essary, direct the airflow into a different
area of the vehicle interior using the air dis-
tribution control.
i If the interior has been heated up, ventilate
the vehicle before you start a journey.
Keep the air inlet between the bonnet and the
windscreen free from ice and snow.
Position the sliders for the centre air vents in
the centre position to provide virtually draught-
free ventilation.
Control panel
Function
1 Temperature selector control
2 Air distribution control
3 Airflow control
4 Switch for air-recirculation mode
5 Rear-compartment heating
(
e page 150)
Controls
Climate control
148
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