Any way to change the climate more than 1 degree at a time?
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Any way to change the climate more than 1 degree at a time?
I am somewhat annoyed that there is no way to set the climate to lowest and highest with one touch. Also, holding the up or down temperature button changes the temperature by 1 degree at a time; it also doesn't speed up when holding down over the span of several seconds either.
Please tell me that I am missing something here because being in the states and using Fahrenheit means that I am waiting like 30 seconds or have to repeatedly click the up/down temperature button while driving to adjust temperature. I'm not looking for a "deal with it, it's not very hard". I am looking for a "you're wrong, there IS a way to change the temperature quickly and you can change to lowest or highest with just 1 press of a button!"
Please. Tell me there is a way.
Please tell me that I am missing something here because being in the states and using Fahrenheit means that I am waiting like 30 seconds or have to repeatedly click the up/down temperature button while driving to adjust temperature. I'm not looking for a "deal with it, it's not very hard". I am looking for a "you're wrong, there IS a way to change the temperature quickly and you can change to lowest or highest with just 1 press of a button!"
Please. Tell me there is a way.
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Seems like you can change the temperature faster from hitting the menu button down and selecting temperature then adjust with the knob in the center but it might be more work.
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It's also interesting that setting the temp to 78 degrees actually does NOT blow out 78 degrees air temp from the vent, it's something a lot lower. I'm guessing the temp is what I want the cabin temperature to be.
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I have not tried the voice command, but I don't think the 2020 C43 has MBUX though. It does have some form of voice command however. I'm very sensitive to temperature. It's been 115 degrees where I live recently and I have to have the climate set to lowest possible when I start up the car. But after about 15 minutes, it gets too cold for me and 78 seems to be the perfect temp...so I have to click 18 times to get it up.
It's also interesting that setting the temp to 78 degrees actually does NOT blow out 78 degrees air temp from the vent, it's something a lot lower. I'm guessing the temp is what I want the cabin temperature to be.
It's also interesting that setting the temp to 78 degrees actually does NOT blow out 78 degrees air temp from the vent, it's something a lot lower. I'm guessing the temp is what I want the cabin temperature to be.
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That's I think where a lot of folks don't understand how an automatic climate control system works. The temperature is not the temperature of the air coming out of the vents. It's the target temperature for the cabin air, just like the thermostat in your house. Setting the temp to low does not cool the interior any faster. Low is simply an undetermined target temperature for the cabin. It just keeps cooling and cooling as much as it can, so it will get colder and colder until the AC can't cool it anymore. If you set the temperature to 78 from the beginning, then the AC is gonna try to cool down the cabin as fast as possible to 78 and then keep it there. To this day I don't understand why folks fiddle with the temperatures like this and my only explanation is that like you they incorrectly think the temp is what's gonna come out of the vent, which again, it is not. You are simply telling the system that you'd like the cabin ambient temp to be 78, and the system will do what it can to reach 78 and keep it there. That means it has to blow in colder air than 78 if it needs to cool down the interior and vary the airflow until there is a balance between incoming air and external heat sources so that the cabin temp stays stable at your selected temperature.
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EDIT: If you are sensitive to temps, close the vents nearest to you, so the cooling is more indirect. I only have one of the center vents opened and it's aimed straight back so it's not blowing directly at me, and the one by the window I aim away and up so it creates an air cushion between me and the window but also doesn't blow directly at me. My wife keeps the vents on her side closed.
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https://youtu.be/2clf2aJeokE?t=173
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Seems like you can change the temperature faster from hitting the menu button down and selecting temperature then adjust with the knob in the center but it might be more work.
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Seems like you can change the temperature faster from hitting the menu button down and selecting temperature then adjust with the knob in the center but it might be more work.
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When you start the car the next day, the car remembers the previous setting, which still requires you to press the button many times to bring it to the next day extreme.
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Honestly, what is there to adjust? If the temp is set to say 72F, then on the hot day with 97F outside it cools the interior down to 72F. On the next day it heats it to 72F. On both days the cabin is at 72F regardless of the temperature outside. I think folks still don't understand the point of an automatic climate control. You tell what temperature you like the cabin to be, and it either heats or cools it to that temperature. Why would you adjust the temp to any extreme? Again, the temperature you set is not the temperature of the air that's coming out of the vents. It's the target temperature for the cabin. Leave it at 72F or whatever and the cabin will be at that temperature regardless if it's 100+F outside or below freezing.
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I did try the voice command and I am able to set it to lowest, highest, or any numerical temperature in between! Still more troublesome than just a lowest or highest setting, but this is still many times better than having to click 1 by 1. Also, it's actually pretty nice now that I can just tell it the specific temperature that I wanted.