EC and A/C and Heat Controls
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2002 C240 6-spd (ret)
Re: Re: temperature sensor
Originally posted by C230Jeff
Up near the sunroof button. One of the slotted ports is the microphone for the telephone/tele-aid, the other is the temperature sensor.
Up near the sunroof button. One of the slotted ports is the microphone for the telephone/tele-aid, the other is the temperature sensor.
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Originally posted by MarkL
... EC simply turns off the A/C compressor. True, in winter, you could leave EC engaged since you won't need the compressor IN GENERAL. But, the system will disengage the compressor anyway when it's really cold outside, and besides, leaving the compressor on helps w/ avoiding fogging the windshield in certain conditions. BTW, I believe the REST function has been deleted for 2003.
... EC simply turns off the A/C compressor. True, in winter, you could leave EC engaged since you won't need the compressor IN GENERAL. But, the system will disengage the compressor anyway when it's really cold outside, and besides, leaving the compressor on helps w/ avoiding fogging the windshield in certain conditions. BTW, I believe the REST function has been deleted for 2003.
So for 2003 the EC button has become AC OFF, which seems easier to understand. REST has disappeared from the printing on the button but the REST feature is still available by holding down the AC OFF button after switching off the engine.
#28
Originally posted by lars
So for 2003 the EC button has become AC OFF, which seems easier to understand. REST has disappeared from the printing on the button but the REST feature is still available by holding down the AC OFF button after switching off the engine.
So for 2003 the EC button has become AC OFF, which seems easier to understand. REST has disappeared from the printing on the button but the REST feature is still available by holding down the AC OFF button after switching off the engine.
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Originally posted by tommy
I think that there's something in the manual about it (if I were positive, I'd have to do my favorite response, RTFM! ), but it keeps air flowing through the ventilation system, which reduces the chance of mold /condensation occuring in the system.
I think that there's something in the manual about it (if I were positive, I'd have to do my favorite response, RTFM! ), but it keeps air flowing through the ventilation system, which reduces the chance of mold /condensation occuring in the system.
Cheers, BT