Auto Climate Control
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E450
Auto Climate Control
Hello,
Can anybody explain how Auto Climate Control in the E Class works?
On my other vehicles, I just set the my preferred temperature and the fan speed/blower adjusts based on temperature. If I fiddle with the fan speed, the auto climate control disengages.
In the E-Class, I still have control of the fan speed and the Auto does not disengage.
Thank you!
Can anybody explain how Auto Climate Control in the E Class works?
On my other vehicles, I just set the my preferred temperature and the fan speed/blower adjusts based on temperature. If I fiddle with the fan speed, the auto climate control disengages.
In the E-Class, I still have control of the fan speed and the Auto does not disengage.
Thank you!
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06 E55 Black
Hello,
Can anybody explain how Auto Climate Control in the E Class works?
On my other vehicles, I just set the my preferred temperature and the fan speed/blower adjusts based on temperature. If I fiddle with the fan speed, the auto climate control disengages.
In the E-Class, I still have control of the fan speed and the Auto does not disengage.
Thank you!
Can anybody explain how Auto Climate Control in the E Class works?
On my other vehicles, I just set the my preferred temperature and the fan speed/blower adjusts based on temperature. If I fiddle with the fan speed, the auto climate control disengages.
In the E-Class, I still have control of the fan speed and the Auto does not disengage.
Thank you!
The car adjusts the temperature of the delivered air accordingly to maintain the set temperature.
Manually adjust fan speed high = warmer air delivery (continuously adjusted)
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W214
I agree. The auto climate does not work like other cars. First summer with car and it’s pretty annoying that auto mode which is supposed to be set it and forget forces a lot of intervention. God forbid you get in the car on a hundred degree day and have to use the phone. The air speed reduces to very very low I guess to avoid wind noise on the call while you create a pool of sweat. Very poor design
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W214 E450
I agree. The auto climate does not work like other cars. First summer with car and it’s pretty annoying that auto mode which is supposed to be set it and forget forces a lot of intervention. God forbid you get in the car on a hundred degree day and have to use the phone. The air speed reduces to very very low I guess to avoid wind noise on the call while you create a pool of sweat. Very poor design
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W214
additionally, i had passengers in the rear recently on a hot day and they were melting in the back seat. I had to manually put air temp low and fan speed high and face blowers only for them to get relief while me and my front passenger froze
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Interesting... Don't know about your particular model, but many manufacturers have additional fans inline with the rear ducting to help push the air all the way to the rear. Perhaps you have a blockage, or the inline fans (if any) aren't working?
Or, perhaps your model just has a crummy HVAC design...
Or, perhaps your model just has a crummy HVAC design...
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My W213 has vents under the front seats that blow conditioned air towards the back in addition to 2 large vents in the rear of the console. I have not had any passenger complaints about the back seat being too warm. I keep the A/C set at 72° F. The heat is never used.
