Automatic Climate Control air distribution
05-28-2010, 08:09 PM
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'15 E350 4M Sport
Automatic Climate Control air distribution
I checked the owner's manual but could not find any reference:
When I run the climate control on auto setting, I notice the air is distributed only to the upper vents (no air to the lower section to your feet). If I manually override the automatic function, I can direct the air to any area. At least this is how it seems to be operating when blowing cold AC. I did not have the car yet during Winter (yet) to be able to check it. Anyone else notice this?
When I run the climate control on auto setting, I notice the air is distributed only to the upper vents (no air to the lower section to your feet). If I manually override the automatic function, I can direct the air to any area. At least this is how it seems to be operating when blowing cold AC. I did not have the car yet during Winter (yet) to be able to check it. Anyone else notice this?
05-28-2010, 08:19 PM
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2015 Iridium Silver Luxury Edition C300 4Matic
Try raising the temperature. The air will come out from the lower outlets.
I checked the owner's manual but could not find any reference:
When I run the climate control on auto setting, I notice the air is distributed only to the upper vents (no air to the lower section to your feet). If I manually override the automatic function, I can direct the air to any area. At least this is how it seems to be operating when blowing cold AC. I did not have the car yet during Winter (yet) to be able to check it. Anyone else notice this?
When I run the climate control on auto setting, I notice the air is distributed only to the upper vents (no air to the lower section to your feet). If I manually override the automatic function, I can direct the air to any area. At least this is how it seems to be operating when blowing cold AC. I did not have the car yet during Winter (yet) to be able to check it. Anyone else notice this?
