2000 Saab 9-3 Owner's Manual - Page 82

2000 Saab 9-3 Manual

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82 Instruments and controls Button Display Setting the cabin temperature 1 Switch on the ignition. 2 Set the desired cabin temperature using the two buttons. 3 The temperature you have now chosen will be stored, remaining in the memory even when the ignition is switched off, unless ACC has been programmed with a different "ON" setting. See programming, page 86. Functions The function you have manually selected will be locked in, while other functions remain automatic. Temperature maintenance, except in positions HI and LO, is, therefore always automatic. The active function is shown in the display. A manual selection is cancelled by pressing AUTO or by repeated pressing of the button used to make the manual choice. For further functions, see "Programming II", page 87. Button Display When the system is set to AUTO, the temperature, air distribution, fan speed and recirculation will be controlled automatically. The air conditioning is activated automatically if the outside temperature is above 32°F (0°C). When AUTO is depressed again, all automatically selected settings are shown on the display. IB764

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Instruments and controls
Functions
The function you have manually selected will be locked in, while
other functions remain automatic.
Temperature maintenance, except in positions HI and LO, is, there-
fore always automatic. The active function is shown in the display.
A manual selection is cancelled by pressing AUTO or by repeated
pressing of the button used to make the manual choice. For further
functions, see ”Programming II”, page 87.
Button
Display
When the system is set to AUTO, the
temperature, air distribution, fan
speed and recirculation will be con-
trolled automatically.
The air conditioning is activated auto-
matically if the outside temperature is
above 32°F (0°C). When AUTO is
depressed again, all automatically
selected settings are shown on the
display.
Button
Display
Setting the cabin temperature
1
Switch on the ignition.
2
Set the desired cabin tempera-
ture using the two buttons.
3
The temperature you have now
chosen will be stored, remaining
in the memory even when the
ignition is switched off, unless
ACC has been programmed with
a different "ON" setting. See pro-
gramming, page
86.
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