Re: W202 - Auto climate control

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Yes. In my current 2001 CLK I have full auto clonate control and there are
no separate switches. I was thinking of an older air conditoning system.

In addition to Benzaholic's suggestion, do you have possibility of shutting
ACC off and just letting air in through the side vents?

DAS
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"Benzaholic" <one.h (AT) nded (DOT) wonder> wrote

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On 20 Jun 2003, dk tossed this out:

There's no AC or Heater on/off button, unless I'm missing something.
There's Auto/Manual, fan speed and Temperature control.

"Dori Schmetterling" <ng (AT) nospam (DOT) co.uk> wrote in message
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AC switched off and heater off? I don't have your model but I thought
I
would state the generic obvious, just in case it helps.

DAS
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"dk" <dobe (AT) cogeco (DOT) remove.ca> wrote in message
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I drive a 94 C220 and I'm wondering how I can have just outside air
or
fan
to blow through
the vents without having the heat or AC kick in.
Thanks,
Dan

Trying to remember the controls on our previous 95 C280.
With the automatic climate control system, you have to work for what you
requested. I say use the EC button ("Economy" with no A/C compressor
engagement), set the temperature pretty low to prevent the system from
adding heat, and you must select fan speed manually. Keeping it at lowest
fan speed with these other settings should provide a modest flow of
undoctored outside air. If you select Auto for fan speed, the system may
try to crank the fan way up if there is much of a difference between the
selected temperature and the measured interior temp. If you raise the
selected temp to try to control auto fan speed, you may get some heat
added.

Good luck,
Alec Cordova
Taylor, Texas
89 300CE, 159K, also with automatic climate control, but my A/C is dead
again anyway due to Freon loss through the big expensive hose.

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