Dumb question - Adjusting temp while A/C is on
09-21-2014, 11:24 PM
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Dumb question - Adjusting temp while A/C is on
Hi all,
I pretty much leave the A/C on at all times due to the infamous stinky sock smell I get if it's off. I just adjust the temperature as needed on the dial while the A/C is on. I don't even adjust it much, it's usually between 68-72 degrees.
My husband swears to me that adjusting the temperature while the A/C button is on "does nothing," but I think it does, even if just a little bit. I have scoured the instruction manual and see nothing from Mercedes to settle this dispute. Anyone?
I pretty much leave the A/C on at all times due to the infamous stinky sock smell I get if it's off. I just adjust the temperature as needed on the dial while the A/C is on. I don't even adjust it much, it's usually between 68-72 degrees.
My husband swears to me that adjusting the temperature while the A/C button is on "does nothing," but I think it does, even if just a little bit. I have scoured the instruction manual and see nothing from Mercedes to settle this dispute. Anyone?
09-22-2014, 07:17 AM
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Hi all,
I pretty much leave the A/C on at all times due to the infamous stinky sock smell I get if it's off. I just adjust the temperature as needed on the dial while the A/C is on. I don't even adjust it much, it's usually between 68-72 degrees.
My husband swears to me that adjusting the temperature while the A/C button is on "does nothing," but I think it does, even if just a little bit. I have scoured the instruction manual and see nothing from Mercedes to settle this dispute. Anyone?
I pretty much leave the A/C on at all times due to the infamous stinky sock smell I get if it's off. I just adjust the temperature as needed on the dial while the A/C is on. I don't even adjust it much, it's usually between 68-72 degrees.
My husband swears to me that adjusting the temperature while the A/C button is on "does nothing," but I think it does, even if just a little bit. I have scoured the instruction manual and see nothing from Mercedes to settle this dispute. Anyone?
As far as the "old sock" smell, I will, on occasion, shoot a little Lysol down the air intake in front of the Windshield on my previous vehicles and it would stop what ever was growing in there.
Enjoy!
