Mercedes-Benz SL Class 2004 Assembly instructions

ABOUT THIS GUIDE
This guide has been prepared to help
you get quickly acquainted with your
new Mercedes-Benz and to provide
a convenient reference source for
common questions.
However, it is not intended as a
substitute for your Operator’s Manual.
For complete operational instructions,
maintenance procedures and important
safety messages, please consult your
Operator’s Manual and other warning
labels in your car.
SAFETY REMINDERS
Your Mercedes-Benz is equipped with
many safety engineering features,
including driver knee air bag and front,
side and window air bags for both the
driver and passenger.
Air bags do not replace your seat belts;
they supplement the protection offered
by seat belts.
Air bags can help protect you in a
severe frontal collision and in certain
side impacts, but they do not provide
protection in any other kind of collision.
Always make sure you and your
passenger wear safety belts.
Warning: The forces of a deploy-
ing air bag can cause serious or
fatal injury to a child under age
13. A child under 13 must not
be a passenger in this vehicle,
unless the child is belted into an
appropriate, properly installed
BabySmart™-compatible child
seat, which will deactivate the
passenger front air bag if the
child seat is properly installed.
See Operator’s Manual for addi-
tional warnings and information on
air bags, seat belts and child seats.
BabySmart™ is a trademark of Siemens
Automotive Company.
MAINTENANCE REMINDERS
Your Mercedes-Benz Center has a
total care package available for all
your vehicle needs.
We extend our best wishes for many
miles of safe, pleasurable driving.
Mercedes-Benz
Customer Assistance Center
1-800-FOR-MERCEDES
1-800-367-6372
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Mercedes-Benz reserves the right to make changes at any time, without notice, in color, material, equipment, specifications and models.
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AIRBAG
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1. Air bag
2. Power window controls,
see Windows/Mirrors
3. Trunk release
4. Power seat controls, see Seats
5. Memory buttons, see Seats
6. Heated/active ventilated
seats*, see Seats
7. Parking brake release
Pull to release
8. Exterior light switch,
see Stalks/Lights
9. Headlamp washing button
Press to wash headlamps
10. Cruise control, see Stalk Controls
11. Sun visor/vanity mirrors
Mirrors lighted with cover open
12. Horn
13. Voice control stalk for
audio/telephone*,
see Multi-function Controls
14. Overhead console,
see Overhead Console
15. Tele Aid emergency call button
16. Auto dimming mirror
17. Cockpit Management and Data
system, see COMAND Manual
18. Climate control panel,
see Climate Controls
19. BabySmart™ front-seat passenger
front air bag deactivation light,
seeChildSeats
20. Keyless Go*, see Drivetrain
21. Ashtray/lighter
22. Gear selector lever, see Drivetrain
23. Power mirror controls,
see Windows/Mirrors
24. Tele Aid buttons
Roadside Assistance and Information,
see Tele Aid/Armrest
25. Gear shifter buttons**
see Drivetrain
26. Center console switches:
Electronic Stability Program (ESP)
Ride height setting
Active Body Control (ABC)*
Retractable hardtop
Cupholders
Hazard warning flashers
Central locking
Anti-towaway
Distronic switches*
Parktronic*, see Center Console
27. Multi-function steering wheel
controls, see Multi-function Controls
28. Steering wheel adjustment,
see Stalks/Lights
29. Combination switch:
Turn signals/high beams/
washer/wiper, see Stalk Controls
30. Parking brake pedal
31. Hood release
Pull to open hood partially
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DRIVER’SVIEW
DRIVER’S
VIEW
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*Standard and optional equipment will vary*Standard and optional equipment will vary
**SL55 AMG
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WARNING LIGHTS
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INSTRUMENT PANEL
INSTRUMENT
PANEL
INSTRUMENT
PANEL
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1. Coolant temperature gauge
If warning lamp illuminates, turn
off engine immediately or as soon
as possible; check coolant level
only when engine is cold
2. Turn signals/hazard warning
3. Speedometer
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CHECK
ENGINE
BRAKE
20. Antilock Brake System
(ABS)
ABS malfunction, normal brake
function only (no ABS), Mercedes-
Benz Center inspection required
21. Supplemental Restraint
System
Air bag malfunction, unintended air
bag deployment or failure to deploy
possible, Mercedes-Benz Center
inspection required immediately
22. Fuel reserve lamp
Approximately 2.6 gallons
remaining when light comes on
8. Instrument panel lighting/trip
odometer/FSS reset knob
Rotate clockwise to increase
light intensity; press to reset trip
odometer or cancel FSS display
9. Trip odometer
10. Odometer
15. Distronic warning
Lamp lights and audible warning
sounds to signal danger of collision
16. High beams
17. Always fasten seat belts
18. Engine diagnostic warning
Fuel injection/emission control
system malfunction, Mercedes-Benz
Center inspection required; or fuel
cap not fully tightened
19. Roll bar malfunction
Roll bar malfunction, Mercedes-
Benz Center inspection required as
soon as possible
CHECK
ENGINE
4. Tachometer
5. Fuel gauge
20.8 gallon tank
6. Transmission position/mode
7. Outside temperature display
11. Flexible Service System
(FSS) indicator
Calculates regular maintenance
service intervals based on driving
patterns and habits
Displays days/miles to next
service, also days/miles past due
12. Multi-function display,
see Multi-function Display and
COMAND System Quick Tips®
13. Brake system
Parking brake on/low fluid level
14. ESP
Flashing light = System operating,
adjust speed and driving style to
road conditions
Steady light = System deactivated,
see Center Console
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Replace air cleaner
Mercedes-Benz Center inspection
required
Electronic Stability Program
ESP malfunction; Mercedes-Benz
Center inspection required
Parking brake
Release parking brake
Coolant
Check coolant level
Warning: To avoid possible
personal injury, check only when
engine is cool
Entry position
Seat/steering wheel moving to
driving position
/ Display defective
Information relayed to display is
not complete/accurate; Mercedes-
Benz Center inspection required
ESP
Brake pad wear
Pads worn down; Mercedes-Benz
Center inspection required
Brake fluid
Brake fluid low, do not drive; Mercedes-
Benz Center inspection required
ABC malfunction
Indicates Active Body Control
malfunction;see secondary message
for action required
Warning: If secondary message
STOP, CAR TOO LOW appears, do
not drive vehicle
Engine oil level
Problem with engine oil level; see
secondary message for action required
Oil temperature too high
Reduce speed or change to higher
gear; also check oil level
ABC
Battery/Alternator
Battery discharging; Mercedes-Benz
Center inspection required
Brake Assist
Brake Assist System malfunction,
normal braking only; Mercedes-Benz
Center inspection required
Door open
BAS
Distronic* malfunction
Malfunction of sensor or display; see
secondary message for action required
Tire pressure*
Problem with sensors or tire pressure;
see secondary message for action
required
Tele Aid malfunction
Malfunction of Tele Aid system;
Mercedes-Benz Center inspection
required
Airmatic
Air spring malfunction; Mercedes-
Benz Center inspection required
Function (Telephone)
Telephone service not available
Engine hood open
Close hood
Replace key
Key may be defective;see secondary
message for action required
Cruise control
Cruise control malfunction; Mercedes-
Benz Center inspection required
Washer fluid
Check washer fluid level
MULTI-FUNCTION DISPLAY
MULTI-FUNCTION
DISPLAY
MULTI-FUNCTION
DISPLAY
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Coolant
Malfunction of cooling fan/fan belt;
Pull over and shut off engine if STOP,
ENGINE OFF appears on display
Check lamp/Lamp sensor
Multi-function display will identify
type of lamp malfunction; see secondary
message for action required
!
FAULT/WARNING MESSAGES
Fault/warning messages for various vehicle systems are displayed on the multi-function display; some messages can
be cleared using the reset button. Tele Aid status messages also appear in the multi-function display
Warning: All fault/warning messages should be addressed as soon as possible
*Standard and optional equipment will vary
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6. Call Pick up: Press to accept
incoming call
7. Hangup: Press to hang up/
reject call, including Tele Aid
and
8. Previous system: Press to
scroll back through all the systems
9. Next system: Press to scroll
forward through all the systems
10. Next display: Press to access
the next display in the system
11. Previous display: Press
to access the previous display in
the system
To access multi-function selection:
Press (9) or (8) to scroll
system menus then press
(10 or 11) to scroll pages
1. Multi-function steering wheel
Operates audio system, telephone*,
trip odometer and selected system
option settings using the steering
wheel controls
The multi-function display (2)
changes dependent on the function
being accessed
For information on operating
the audio system, telephone*
or navigation system, see the
COMAND System manual or
COMAND System Quick Tips®
2. Multi-function display
Displays information based on
buttons activated on multi-function
steering wheel or information the
vehicle communicates to the driver
3. Voice control stalk for audio/
telephone function*
To activate/deactivate: Tap lever
rearward to activate/perform
SEND function
Tap lever forward to cancel
recognition/perform END function
See Voice Recognition
Operation Guide
4. Volume-down: Press to
decrease volume/select option
5. Volume-up: Press to increase
volume/select option
For individual settings controlled
by multi-function steering wheel,
see Operator’s Manual
To change multi-function settings:
Press (9 or 8) repeatedly until
SETTINGS appears in display;
press (10or11) until the
desired setting menu appears in display;
press (5 or 4) to select ormove
highlighted display (this changes
settings within the selected menu)
To return to factory settings:
Press (9 or 8) repeatedly until
SETTINGS appears in display;
Press reset button on instrument
panel for 3 seconds until RESET TO
FACTORY SETTINGS? appears;
Press reset button on instrument
panel within 5 seconds, system is
now reset to factory settings
/
/
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MULTI-FUNCTION STEERING WHEEL
MULTI-FUNCTION
CONTROLS
MULTI-FUNCTION
CONTROLS
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60 80 100
120
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160
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0
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x 100
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*Standard and optional equipment will vary
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Standing (parking), side marker,
tail, license plate and instrument
panel lights, plus low or high beam
on (first green indicator lights)
Front fog lights: Pull out to
first detent with headlights on
(second green indicator lights)
Front and rear fog lights: Pull out
to second detent (yellow indicator lights)
Headlamp washers
Night security illumination
With exterior lamp switch in Auto
position, exterior lights can be set to
switch on from 0 (off) to 60 seconds
after exiting, see Multi-function
Controls
Warning: Driver is responsible
for control of vehicle lights; switch
on lights manually if necessary
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STALK CONTROLS
STALK
CONTROLS
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E
C
C
A
DB
OFF
RESUME
ACCEL
DECEL
A
B
CD
SET
B
B
AA
C
A. High beams on/off: Push forward
to detent/pull back
B. To flash high beams: Pull rearward
and release
C. Turn signals right/left: Move lever
up/down
D. Windshield washers/wipers: Push
inpast resistance point; push briefly
for one wipe, no washer fluid, use
only when windshield is wet
E. Windshield wiper:
0 = Wiper off
I = Intermittent; rain sensor adjusts
wipers to rain intensity; always
keep wipers off (0 position) in dry
conditions or damage may occur
II = Normal speed
III = Fast speed
Operates above approximately 25 mph
A. To set speed: Accelerate to desired
speed and lift lever up briefly
To accelerate: Hold lever up
To increase speed incrementally:
Briefly tap lever up
B. To decelerate: Hold lever down
To decrease speed incrementally:
Briefly tap lever down
C. To cancel: Tap brake pedal or
tap lever forward
D. To return to preset speed (after
braking): Tap lever rearward
Tip: Incremental increase/
decrease speed changes
occur in 0.6 mph increments
Distronic cruise control*
In vehicles so equipped, Distronic
replaces standard cruise control,
see Center Console
Exterior lights
Left/right standing (parking),
side marker and tail lights on
Tip: Standing(parking) lightsnot oper-
able with ignition in ON position
Daytime running headlamps are on;
program on/off via multi-function display
Automatically switches low
beams, standing (parking), side marker,
tail, license plate and instrument panel
lights on/off, depending on brightness of
ambient light; daytime running lamps
can also be activated in this position
Standing (parking), side marker,
tail, license plate and instrument
panel lights on
Auto
Cruise control
Warning: Use only when traffic
and weather conditions permit
safe operation; never use on ice
or snow covered roads
Combination switch: Turn signals/
high beams/washer/wiper
Steering wheel adjustment
(Bottom stalk on steering column)
A. To shorten/lengthen (telescope)
the column: Press lever toward
front/rear
B. To raise/lower (tilt wheel): Press
lever up/down
C. Easy entry feature tilts steering
wheel to ease entry/exit from vehicle
Warning: Adjusting steering
wheel while driving could
result in an accident
Tip: To store wheel position
in memory, see Seats
0
*Standard and optional equipment will vary
STALKS/
LIGHTS
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Universal transceiver programming
(Automatic door opener)
1. Turn ignition ON; press and hold
the two outside buttons (A), releasing
only when indicator light (C) begins
flashing rapidly after 20 seconds
(this erases factory-set codes)
2. Hold the end of hand-held remote (B)
2 to 5 inches away from the
HomeLink®surface (A)
HomeLink®System
1. Power windows
For “Express” open/close:
Press portion of switch past
resistance point and release
To interrupt: Tap switch
Outside mirror control
To adjust: Press (2)/(3) to select
driver side/passenger side; press
(4) to adjust left/right/up/down
Tips: Fold mirrors in before driving
through automatic car wash
To store mirror positions in
memory, see Seats
Continue to hold to lower rear
window, has only express open
To partially open/close: Press
portion of switch to resistance
point, release at desired position
Driver-side exterior mirror and
interior rear view mirror
have automatic dimming to
reduce glare except when gear
shift lever is in Reverse
External mirrors have
automatic heaters activated
by outside temperature
3. Using both hands, simultaneously
push hand-held remote button
(B) and desired HomeLink®button
(D or E or F), indicator light will
flash, first slowly then rapidly;
release buttons only when indicator
light changes from a slow to a
rapid flash
Programming is now complete
Repeat these steps to program the
remaining buttons (D or E or F)
Operation
Operation: Turn ignition ON; press button
(D or E or F) to open or close the door
Rolling code programming
If device does not operate after
programming, it may have a rolling code
See Operator’s Manual for instructions
on rolling code programming
Reprogramming a single
HomeLink®button
1. Press and hold HomeLink®button
(D or E or F) to be reprogrammed; do
not release until step (3) is complete
2. When HomeLink®light (C) starts
flashing slowly, position hand-held
new remote (B) 2-5 inches from the
HomeLink®surface (A)
3. Press and hold remote button (B)
until light (C) changes from slow
to fast blink; release both buttons
If you experience programming
difficulties, See Operator’s Manual
or call Customer Assistance Center
1-800-FOR-MERCEDES
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WINDOWS/MIRRORS
WINDOWS/
MIRRORS
HOMELINK®
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ABC
SPORT
2 4 3
1
A
B
C DE F
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CENTER CONSOLE SWITCHES
CENTER
CONSOLE
CENTER
CONSOLE
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68 72 76
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84
ACOFF 0
REST
AUTO 60
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AUTO
AUTO
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JKL
TUV
OPR
ABC DEF
GHI
MNO
PRS
WXY
PWR
Z+ Z- MAP DETR MUTINFO DISP
SVCSAT
FM
AM CD
TEL NAV
DEL
VOL/RPT
BACK
P
R
N
D
-+
MANUAL
C/S
OFF
OFF
ESP
ABC
SPORT
P3
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4. Retractable hardtop,
see Storage/Hardtop
5. Hazard warning flasher
To activate/deactivate: Press
6. Central locking
To lock/unlock all doors and trunk:
Press / switches; see Locks
7. Anti-towaway
Activates alarm if vehicle is towed
or moved
To deactivate: Press top of switch
Tip: Sensor automatically
reactivates the next time vehicle
is locked with SmartKey
1. ESP OFF switch
ESP increases traction and stability
on slippery surfaces
Tip: System automatically on
when engine started
To cancel: Press
indicator in speedometer
illuminates
When canceled, a portion of the
system remains active allowing a
locked differential effect which may
provide assistance when driving
with snow chains or starting off in
snow, sand or gravel
To reactivate complete system:
Press bottom of switch
Tip: A portion of ESP system
remains active with switch
off; if indicator in speed-
ometer flashes, adjust driving
to road conditions
8. Parktronic*
Press to turn off/on, helps
maneuvering in confined spaces
by monitoring approximately
40 inches in front/48 inches in rear
of car; active below approximately
10 mph; LED indicators on center
dash, left dash, and center top of rear
panel illuminate, followed by
audible signal if obstacle detected
9. COMAND system, see
COMAND System Manual
10. Ashtray/Cigarette lighter
11. Distronic acoustic warning
switch*
12. Distronic thumbwheel*
Turn forward/backward to set
distance range
Warning: Read Operator’s
Manual and warnings thoroughly
before using Distronic controls
Tip: If ESP indicator comes on
(and stays on), a malfunction has
been detected, Mercedes-Benz
Center inspection required
2. Vehicle ride height switch
Press to raise/lower car
1/2 inch in setting one, 1 inch
in setting two
Level automatically adjusts to
selected setting and road speed
3. Active Body Control (ABC)
Press to set suspension range
for sporty driving style; light in switch
goes on
Press bottom half of switch to set
suspension range for regular driving
style; light in switch goes out
13. Keyless Go engine start/stop
button*, see Drivetrain
14. Roll bar
To raise: Press and hold
To lower: Press and hold
Tips: Releasing switch
interrupts roll bar travel
Roll bar automatically deploys
in an accident or a potentially
dangerous driving situation;
lower roll bar after automatic
deployment, press for at
least 5 seconds (until drive
mechanism engages) then
press to lower roll bar
15. Cupholders
16. Manual mode**, see Drivetrain
*Standard and optional equipment will vary
**SL55 AMG
ABC
SPORT
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CLIMATE CONTROLS
CLIMATE
CONTROLS
CLIMATE
CONTROLS
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Tips: Temperatures higher/lower
than 72°F can be set by adjusting
controls (2); manually changing
temperature setting does not take
system out of automatic operation
To close center or outboard vents,
turn thumbwheels (15) or (14) fully
down to 0 position
Move tabs (10) left/right, up/down
to direct air flow
In cold weather center vents
receive no air
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REST
AUTO 60
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In warm weather floor vents
receive no air
The system will not heat or cool
any quicker by setting a higher or
lower temperature; the temperature
selected is reached as quickly
as possible
To switch off the climate control
system, press 0 (9); while driving,
use this setting only temporarily,
otherwise the windows could
fog up
Dual climate controls
Allow driver and front passenger
to set temperature and air flow
distribution to the various floor, dash
and windshield vents individually
The automatic climate control system
provides fully automatic or manual
override control
To switch on/off: Press (9)
AUTO (AUTOMATIC OPERATION)
In this mode the system automatically
determines air flow distribution and
volume for optimum efficiency
The following settings are recom-
mended for consistent year-round
comfortable cabin temperatures
0
1. Air volume (fan speed) Auto/Manual
2. Temperature selector
3. Air distribution Auto/Manual
4. Windshield defrost
5. Air recirculation
6. Air conditioning off
7. Rear window defroster
8. Residual heating
9. On/Off
10. Vent adjustment tabs
11. Outboard dash vents
12. Center dash vents
13. Center/side vents temperature
settings
14. Outboard thumbwheel adjusters
15. Center thumbwheel adjuster
0
REST
A/COFF
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1. Air volume (fan speed)
Auto/Manual
Briefly press (1); system automatically
determines air volume for
optimum efficiency
2. Temperature selector
Turn left/right to select interior
temperature with auto setting
3. Air distribution Auto/Manual
Briefly press (3); system
automaticallydetermines air flow
distribution for optimum efficiency
Air to face
Air to face and windshield
Air to face and floor
Air to face, windshield
and floor
7. Rear window defroster
Press (7) on/off; shuts off
automatically after 6-17 minutes
depending on outside temperature
and vehicle speed
8. Residual heating
Allows heating and ventilation of
interior after the engine has been
shut off
To activate: Ignition key must be
OFF, then press
To deactivate: Press again; also
deactivated if ignition key turned ON
System automatically shuts off after
30 minutes or if battery voltage is low
Cold weather
Fresh air is passed through the
heater core, a comfort feature when
an occupant is waiting in a parked car
or to keep the interior warm for your
return after a short stop
REST
REST
REST
4. Defogging windows
(fogged up inside)
To activate: Press (4), indicator
lamp in button illuminates
To deactivate: Press (4) again or (9)
Defogging windshield
(fogged up outside)
Switch on windshield wipers;
set air distribution knob to ,
close vents
5. Air recirculation
To recirculate interior air: Press
Press again to admit outside air
6. Air conditioning off
To turn compressor on/off:
Press/press again
Provides automatic operation
except air conditioning compressor
is shut off; use to save fuel or when
only fresh, uncooled air is desired
A/COFF
9.On/Off
10. Vent adjustment tabs
11. Outboard dash vents
12. Center dash vents
13. Center/side vents temperature
settings
Press blue button: Lower temperature
than control panel setting
Press red button: Returns temperature
back to control panel settings
14. Outboard thumbwheel adjusters
15. Center thumbwheel adjuster
Tips: To open/close center (12)
or outboard vents (11), turn
thumbwheels (15) or (14)
up/down
Move tabs (10) left/right, to
direct air flow side-to-side;
rotate vents up/down to direct
air toward ceiling/floor
0
Activated charcoal filter
In addition to an electrostatic filter,
your car has an activated charcoal
filter to reduce bad odors and remove
many pollutants from air entering
the vehicle
System automatically switches to
recirculation air mode (5) if carbon
monoxide or nitric oxides in air
exceed a predetermined level;
when pollution drops below the
threshold value, the system
switches off the recirculation air
mode and returns to fresh air mode
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CLIMATE CONTROLS
CLIMATE
CONTROLS
CLIMATE
CONTROLS
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60
64
68 72 76
80
84
ACOFF 0
REST
AUTO 60
64
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84
AUTO
AUTO
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