climate control MERCEDES-BENZ CLK320 COUPE 2003 C209 Owner's Manual
[x] Cancel search | Manufacturer: MERCEDES-BENZ, Model Year: 2003, Model line: CLK320 COUPE, Model: MERCEDES-BENZ CLK320 COUPE 2003 C209Pages: 394, PDF Size: 6.6 MB
Page 5 of 394
Contents
Automatic transmission ..................... 141
One-touch gearshifting................. 142
Gear ranges ................................. 143
Gear selector lever position ......... 144
Program mode selector switch..... 145
Accelerator position ..................... 146
Emergency operation
(Limp Home Mode) ...................... 146
Steering wheel gearshift control
(Speedshift) and manual
shift program CLK 55 AMG .......... 146
Good visibility .................................... 149
Rear view mirror........................... 149
Parking position ........................... 150
Windshield wipers ........................ 151
Headlamp cleaning system* ........ 151
Sun visors .................................... 152
Rear window sunshade* .............. 153
Automatic climate control ................. 154
Setting the temperature ............... 157
Adjusting air distribution .............. 158
Adjusting air volume .................... 159
Maximum cooling MAXCOOL ....... 159
Defrosting .................................... 159
Air recirculation mode.................. 160
Charcoal filter .............................. 161Rear window defroster .................. 162
Air conditioning............................. 163
Residual heat and ventilation* ...... 163
Rear passenger compartment
adjustable air vents....................... 164
Audio system ...................................... 165
Audio and telephone, operation .... 165
Operating safety ........................... 165
Operating and display elements.... 166
Button and soft key operation....... 168
Operation ...................................... 168
Radio mode................................... 171
Cassette mode.............................. 174
CD changer* operating mode ....... 178
Telephone* operation ................... 182
Power windows .................................. 187
Opening and closing the windows. 187
Synchronizing power windows ...... 189
Sliding/pop-up roof* .......................... 190
Opening and closing the
sliding/pop-up roof....................... 190
Synchronizing the
sliding / pop-up roof ...................... 192
Driving systems .................................. 193
Cruise control ............................... 193
Distronic* ..................................... 196PARKTRONIC system* .................. 208
Loading .............................................. 212
Roof rack ...................................... 212
Ski sack* ...................................... 212
Split rear bench seat .................... 215
Loading instructions ..................... 217
Cargo tie-down rings..................... 218
Useful features ................................... 219
Interior storage spaces ................. 219
Ashtrays........................................ 223
Cigarette lighter ............................ 224
Floormats* ................................... 225
Telephone* ................................... 226
Tele Aid ......................................... 227
Garage door opener ...................... 235
Page 25 of 394
25 At a glance
Center console
Center console
Upper part
Item
Page
1
Seat heater*, driver’s side
101
2
Parking assist* (Parktronic
system*) deactivation
switch
211
3
Rear window sunshade*
153
4
ESP control switch
76
5
Hazard warning flasher
on/off switch
108
6
Central locking switch
96
7
Rear head restraints, fold-
ing down switch
98
Item
Page
8
Tow-away alarm switch
Anti-theft alarm system in-
dicator lamp
81
81
9
Seat heater*, passenger
side
101
10
Indicator lamp
7
68,
282
11
Audio system or
COMAND* (see separate
operating instructions)
119
12
Automatic climate control
Rear window defroster
154,
162
13
Ashtray
223
Page 27 of 394
27 At a glance
Overhead control panel
Overhead control panel
Item
Page
1
Tele Aid (emergency call
system) button
227
2
Rear interior lighting
on/off
110
3
Temperature sensor for au-
tomatic climate control
154
4
Sliding/pop-up roof*
190
5
Right reading lamp on/off
110
6
Interior lighting control
109
Item
Page
7
Hands-free microphone for
Tele Aid (emergency call
system), telephone* and
voice control system* (see
separate operating instruc-
tions)
226
8
Rear view mirror
38,
149
9
Garage door opener
235
10
Left reading lamp on/off
110
Page 83 of 394
83 Controls in detail
Locking and unlocking
Seats
Memory function
Lighting
Instrument cluster
Control system
Automatic transmission
Good visibility
Automatic climate control
Audio system
Power windows
Sliding/pop-up roof*
Driving systems
Loading
Useful features
Page 154 of 394
154 Controls in detailAutomatic climate control
Automatic climate control
Page 155 of 394
155 Controls in detail
Automatic climate control
Automatic climate control panel
Item
1
Left side air vent, adjustable
2
Left center air vent, adjustable
3
Air volume control for center air
vents
4
Right center air vent, adjustable
5
Right side air vent, adjustable
6
Automatic climate control panel
7
Air volume control for far right air
vent
8
Thumbwheel for lowering tempera-
ture, center and side air vents
9
Air volume control for far left air
ventiFor draft-free ventilation, move the slid-
ers for the center air vents to the mid-
dle position.
Item
1
Temperature control, left, lowering
2
Temperature control, left, raising
3
Left-side air distribution (automatic
or manual operation)
4
Activated charcoal filter
5
Display
6
Right-side air distribution (automat-
ic or manual operation)
7
Temperature control, right, raising
8
Temperature control, right,
lowering
9
Rear window defroster
10
AC cooling on/offResidual heat/ventilation
11
Air volume control
12
Automatic climate control on/off
(complete system)
13
Air recirculation
14
Defrosting
Page 156 of 394
156 Controls in detailAutomatic climate controlThe automatic climate control is operation-
al whenever the engine is running. You can
operate the climate control system in ei-
ther the automatic or manual mode. The
system cools or heats the interior depend-
ing on the selected interior temperature
and the current outside temperature.
Nearly all dust particles, pollutants and
odors are filtered out before outside air en-
ters the passenger compartment through
the air distribution system.
The air conditioning will not engage (no
cooling) if the economy mode AC
OFF
is se-
lected (
page 163).
Warning!
G
Follow the recommended settings for heat-
ing and cooling given on the following pag-
es. Otherwise the windows could fog up,
impairing visibility and endangering you and
others.
iIf the vehicle interior is hot, ventilate
the interior before driving off.
Keep the air intake grille in front of the
windshield free of snow and debris.
Do not obstruct air flow by placing ob-
jects on the air flow-through exhaust
slots below the rear window.
Page 157 of 394
157 Controls in detail
Automatic climate control
Setting the temperature
Use temperature controls (
page 155)1
and2 for the left side or7 and8 for the
right side to separately adjust the air tem-
perature on each side of the passenger
compartment. You should raise or lower
the temperature setting in small incre-
ments, preferably starting at 72°F (22°C).Increasing
Push temperature control2 and/or7.
The automatic climate control system
will correspondingly adjust the interior
air temperature.
Decreasing
Push temperature control1 and/or8.
The automatic climate control system
will correspondingly adjust the interior
air temperature.Adding outside air
Turn thumbwheel8 in dashboard
(page 154) to increase flow of out-
side air through air vents for center, left
and right sides, as well as dashboard
top center and rear passenger com-
partment.
iWhen operating the climate control
system in automatic mode, you will
only rarely need to adjust the tempera-
ture, air volume and air distribution.
Page 158 of 394
158 Controls in detailAutomatic climate controlAdjusting air distribution
Use the air distribution controls7 and 9
(page 154) to separately adjust the air
distribution on each side of the passenger
compartment. The following symbols are
found on the controls:Adjusting manually
Press left or right
U
button.
The
U
pops out, the
a
, Z
,
X
and
Y
symbols are visible. Air
distribution can be adjusted manually.
Adjusting automatically
Press left or right
U
button again.
The
a
, Z
, X
and
Y
sym-
bols are no longer visible. The air distri-
bution is adjusted automatically.Windshield fogged on the outside
Switch the windshield wipers on.
Switch to manual mode.
Close the air vent at dashboard top
center.
Turn the air distribution control
to
a
or
Y
.
Symbol
Function
a
Directs air through the center,
side and rear passenger com-
partment air vents
Z
Directs air to the windows
X
Directs air into the entire vehi-
cle interior
Y
Directs air to the footwells
Page 159 of 394
159 Controls in detail
Automatic climate control
Adjusting air volume
Adjusting manually
Seven blower speeds are available.
Press left
M
or right
Q
s i d e o f a i r
volume control switch until the re-
quested blower speed is attained.
The display
Auto
disappears and the
automatic mode is switched off. The
selected blower speed is shown in the
display.
Adjusting automatically
Press left or right
U
button until it
clicks in.
The
a
, Z
, X
and
Y
sym-
bols are no longer visible. The air vol-
ume is adjusted automatically.
Maximum cooling MAXCOOL
If the left and right air distribution controls
as well as the airflow volume control are
set to
U
and there is a high need for
cooling, the display “MAXCOOL” appears.
This provides the fastest possible cooling
of the vehicle interior (when windows and
sliding/pop-up roof are closed).
Defrosting
Activating
Press button
P
(page 155).
The indicator lamp on the button lights
up.
Switch off air recirculation, if selected.
Press button
,
(page 155).
The indicator lamp on the button goes
out.
Close center air vents.
Adjust side air vents upwards.
Deactivating
Press button
P
(page 155).
The indicator lamp on the button goes
out. Defrosting is turned off.
iThese settings should only be selected
for a short time.