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Automatic air conditioner (BMW 5 Series E39)

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Table of contents: Chemical heat accumulator ↓ Draft-free ventilation ↓ Microfilter, activated carbon filter ↓
1. Air supply to the windshield and side windows.

1. Air supply to the windshield and side windows.
2. Air supply to the upper body. The wheels allow you to smoothly open and close the air supply, and the levers provide a change in the direction of the incoming air flow.
3. Air supply to the feet in the front part of the cabin. Similar air blowers are also available in the rear part of the cabin.
4. Automatic air distribution.
5. individual air distribution.
6. Temperature regulator for the left side of the passenger compartment.
7. Temperature indicator, air supply.
8. Temperature regulator for the right side of the passenger compartment.
9. drying and defrosting glass.
10. air conditioner.
11. recirculation mode.
12. heated rear window (please also refer to Section 1).
13. Air supply regulator.
14. Key for switching on the engine residual heat mode.
15. Air intake grille for temperature sensor - please do not block it.


A pleasant temperature in the cabin in any weather conditions ensures comfortable conditions on the road. This contributes not only to your well-being, but also to road safety. Separate temperature control for the driver and front passenger takes into account the fact that well-being is an exclusively subjective concept. A large number of air vents, their location, and the possibility of individual adjustment ensure such air distribution that is not accompanied by drafts. A microfilter and an activated carbon filter clean the outside air entering the cabin. And the use of a refrigerant in the air conditioner that does not contain fluorochlorine hydrocarbons helps protect the environment.



Automatic air distribution





The automatic program will relieve you of the burden of adjusting the air distribution and, in addition, will bring the air supply and temperature parameters you entered into line with external conditions (summer, winter). The system will provide pleasant climate comfort in the car at any time of the year. Select a comfortable temperature in the cabin and the air supply power level. The parameters you entered are displayed on the indicator 7, refer to the overview illustration of the air flow distribution. Open the holes to supply air to the upper part of the body. In the warm season, turn on the air conditioner. Maximum cooling is provided by installing the knurled wheel 3 (refer to illustration) to the "Cold" position.

Individual air distribution



You can set the air distribution mode yourself, thus disabling the automatic system. Air is supplied to the glasses, to the upper part of the body, to the legs.



Temperature





The driver and front passenger can select the desired temperature for their side of the cabin. The scale divisions serve as a guide when selecting the cabin temperature. It is advisable to set the temperature to 22°C, including with the air conditioner on. Once the vehicle starts moving, the selected temperature is set very quickly and maintained at a constant level - both in summer and winter.

Defrosting and drying glass





This program will provide quick defrosting and drying of the windshield and side windows.

Air conditioner





When the air conditioner is on, the incoming outside air is cooled, dried and, if necessary, - depending on the selected temperature - heated again. Avoid frequently switching the air conditioner on and off to prevent the windows from fogging up. Depending on the weather conditions, the windshield may fog up for a while after starting the engine. Water condensation settles in the air conditioner and drains under the car. According to this, water marks on the road are not a sign of a malfunction.



Recirculation mode / Automatic control of outdoor air pollution (AUC)





If there are unpleasant odors in the outside air, you can stop it from entering the cabin.

In this case, the system will use only the air in the cabin. Pressing the button successively allows you to select three operating modes: Indicator lights are off - outside air is supplied.

The left indicator lamp is on: the system has detected an increased concentration of harmful substances in the outside air and has blocked its flow into the passenger compartment. Only the air in the passenger compartment is used.

Right indicator lamp lights: Outside air supply is interrupted for a long period of time. Only air from inside the vehicle is used.

If your vehicle is equipped with a multifunction steering wheel with a recirculation button, you can also control this mode from the steering wheel (refer to Section 1).

If the windows fog up when the recirculation mode is on, turn off the recirculation mode/automatic outside air pollution control.

Rear window heating





When the rear window heating is on, the indicator lamp lights up. The rear window heating is switched off automatically.



Air supply





You can smoothly adjust the air supply. The parameters you enter are displayed on indicator 7, refer to the overview illustration of the air distribution in the passenger compartment. If necessary, these parameters are automatically adjusted to the need for heating or cooling.

If you press "-" when the fan is running at its lowest power, all the indicators go out. The fan, heating system and air conditioner are switched off, the air supply is stopped. By pressing any button of the automatic air conditioner you switch the system on again.

Using the heat of a cooling engine





After the ignition is turned off, for example when stopping at a barrier, the heat accumulated in the engine continues to be used to heat the air in the cabin.



When you turn the key to position 0, heated air is automatically directed to blow the windshield and side windows, as well as to your feet. If the ignition key is turned to position 1, you can change all the parameters of the automatic air conditioner.

Chemical heat accumulator



Chemical heat accumulator


The heat accumulator accumulates heat from the engine even at extremely low ambient temperatures. And after starting the engine, this heat can be used directly to defrost and dry the windshield and side windows. The time required to warm up the interior and engine is also significantly reduced. The heat accumulator consists of a well-insulated accumulator connected to the engine cooling system. Its operating principle is based on the use of heat that is released when the environmentally friendly salt mixture is converted from a liquid to a solid state. Similar to the heat of melting ice, the heat of a heated engine is accumulated as a result of liquefying the salt mixture.

Thus, the heat accumulator increases driving safety and vehicle comfort without causing additional stress on the environment.

The battery does not require maintenance, as it is controlled by electronics.

This function can only be implemented when the outside air temperature is no higher than +15°C, the engine is warmed up to operating temperature, and the battery voltage is sufficient.

Draft-free ventilation



Draft-free ventilation


You can adjust the air flow to your upper body according to your wishes.

The grooved wheels 1 allow you to smoothly open and close the deflectors. The levers 2 allow you to change the direction of the air entering the cabin. The grooved wheel 3 allows you to add more or less cold air to the air entering the upper part of the body.

Turn towards the blue marking - cooler.

Turn towards the red marking - it's warmer.

The adjustment of the deflectors in the rear of the cabin is carried out in the same way as described above. The incoming air is not heated.

Microfilter, activated carbon filter



The microfilter traps dust particles and pollen present in the air taken from outside. The activated carbon filter removes gaseous substances from the incoming air. During maintenance, the combined filter is replaced. The need for early replacement can be determined by a significant decrease in the maximum air supply.

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