BMW 2007 X5 4.8i SAV Manual Do Proprietário

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1.
Press the 
 button.
This opens the start menu.
2.
Move the controller to the left to open 
"Climate".
3.
Select "Automatic programs" and press the 
controller.
4.
Select the desired intensity and press the 
controller.
 The marked intensity of the automatic 
program is switched on.
Temperature
Set the desired temperature indi-
vidually on the driver's and front 
passenger side.
The automatic climate control 
adjusts this temperature as quickly as possible 
at any time of year, if necessary with the maxi-
mum cooling or heating capacity, and then 
keeps it constant.
When switching between different tem-
perature settings in rapid succession, the 
automatic climate control does not have suffi-
cient time to adjust the set temperature.
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Adjusting temperature
The highest cooling output of the automatic cli-
mate control is a temperature of 60
7/166 
and the highest heating output at 84
7/286.
For cooling with the highest temperature 
setting, select an interior temperature of 
83
7/27.56, as at 847/286 the automatic 
climate control operates with the highest heat-
ing output.
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Adjusting temperature in upper body 
region
1.
Open the start menu.
2.
Move the controller to the left to open 
"Climate".
3.
Select "Vent settings" and press the con-
troller.
4.
Move the controller to select the field.
5.
Turn the controller to adjust the tempera-
ture.
Defrosting windows and removing 
condensation
Quickly remove ice and condensa-
tion from the windshield and front 
side windows.
Rear window defroster
The rear window defroster 
switches off automatically after a 
while.
Air volume, manual
You can vary the air volume by 
pressing on the corresponding 
side. You can reactivate the auto-
matic mode for the air volume with the AUTO 
button.
Air distribution, manual
You can route the air flow out into the vehicle 
interior with various programs.
Programs on driver's side:
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Upper body region
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Upper body region and footwell
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