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hicle. This is normal and does not indicate a

leak.

Heating and cooling

Air conditioner

Description

– If you notice, for instance, that the seat or

rear window heating (if fitted) is not work-

ing, it may have been temporarily switched

off by the energy management system.

These systems will be available again as

soon as sufficient electrical power is availa-

ble.

Depending on your vehicle’s equipment, one of

the following options is available:

– A 2-zone deluxe automatic air conditioner

which can be used to adjust the temperature

and air distribution at the front left and right

individually

Information on the air conditioner for the

European Union

– A 3-zone deluxe automatic air conditioner

which can be used to adjust the temperature,

air distribution and blower speed at the front

left and right and the temperature at the rear

individually.

The air conditioner contains the fluorinated

greenhouse gas known as R-1234yf.

Further information on the quantity of this

greenhouse gas, the CO equivalent and the

2

– A 4-zone deluxe automatic air conditioner

which can be used to adjust the temperature,

air distribution and blower speed settings for

all the seats individually

global warming potential (GWP) is provided on a

sticker in the engine compartment.

Controls

The air conditioner heats, cools, dehumidifies

and filters the air inside the vehicle. It operates

most effectively with the windows and the sun-

roof (if fitted) closed. If the vehicle has been

standing in the sun, it may cool down faster if

you open the windows briefly to let the hot air es-

cape.

The deluxe automatic air conditioner will main-

tain the desired temperature at a constant level.

When the heater is on, the blower normally only

switches to a higher speed once the coolant has

warmed up sufficiently (this does not apply to

the defrost setting).

Fig. 87 Centre console: Lower display and row of buttons

Adjustments can be made using the two displays,

the row of buttons in the centre console and the

control console in the rear cabin (depending on

the equipment in your vehicle). For information

on how to use the touch displays, refer to

ðpage 24, Touch displays.

Enhanced air filter with activated carbon

When the blower is switched on, the filter re-

duces the concentration of fine particulate mat-

ter and pollen and neutralises odours in the vehi-

cle interior.

All of the air conditioner settings are available

from the front seats; from the rear seats, only

certain functions are available.

Note

Lower display

– Keep the air intake slots in front of the

windscreen clear of snow, ice and leaves to

ensure unimpaired heating/cooling, and to

prevent the windows misting over.

The controls on the lower display are divided into

two areas:



– Condensation can drip off the air cooling

system and form a pool underneath the ve-

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AUTO Automatic mode

In area 1 , you can select AUTO to have the blow-

ers and air distribution regulated automatically.

Individual adjustments can be made here as well.

Automatic mode regulates the air output and dis-

tribution automatically in order to reach the set

temperature as quickly as possible.

In area 2 , you can switch individual air condi-

tioner functions on/off.

REAR Air conditioner for rear cabin

Applies to: vehicles with control function for rear air condi-

tioner

Row of buttons in centre console

Area 3 contains the  and  buttons to demist

the windscreen and windows as quickly as possi-

ble. It also contains the auxiliary heating button

, depending on the equipment fitted in the ve-

hicle.

Press on REAR to enable control of the air condi-

tioning in the rear cabin.

To exit this mode, press REAR or

REAR MODE EXIT.

SYNC Synchronising

Upper display

When the sync function is switched on, the tem-

perature, air distribution and blower settings on

the driver’s side will be applied to the rest of the

vehicle. You can operate the sync function direct-

ly by making a pinch movement with two fingers

on the lower display ðpage 24.

The upper display can be used to have further

functions displayed, to switch them on/off and to

adjust settings.

►

Applies to MMI: On the home screen, select

CAR > A/C, or:

►

Press  on the lower display.

If the child lock is activated, the settings in the

front will also be applied in the rear of the vehi-

cle. To limit the use of the air conditioner in the

rear of the vehicle, select: SETTINGS > Display &

brightness > Operation in rear.

Rear control console

Applies to: vehicles with rear control console

You can use the control console to operate vari-

ous air conditioner functions for the rear cabin.

Personalising

OFF Switching off

Each of the two buttons on either side of  in

area 2 can be programmed individually to an air

conditioning function from the upper display.

The air conditioner will be switched off, and the

supply of air from outside the vehicle will be cut

off. Pressing OFF in the front cabin will switch off

the air conditioning for the front and the rear

seats. Depending on the equipment fitted in the

vehicle, you can press OFF in the rear cabin to

switch off the air conditioning for the rear seats.

To switch the air conditioner on again, press any

of the buttons on the corresponding display.

►

Press and hold the symbol of the desired func-

tion on the upper display for at least three sec-

onds. A menu with two slots will appear.

►

Drag the symbol to the left slot to program the

button to the left of .

►

Drag the symbol to the right slot to program

the button to the right of .

A/C /  /  Cooling mode

The air cooling system only works when the blow-

er is switched on. When the air cooling is switch-

ed off, the air is neither cooled nor dehumidified.

The windows may mist up as a result. The air

cooling is switched off automatically at low out-

side temperatures.

Settings

The functions can be switched on/off by pressing

the buttons or switches. When the function is

switched on, a coloured bar in the button or the

LED in the switch will light up. Some buttons

have more than one function; the different func-

tions can be activated by pressing the button re-

peatedly.

If you activate the A/C function, cooling mode

will be regulated automatically.

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If you activate , cooling mode will operate at

maximum power and maximum airflow. This

function should only be used for short periods of

time to avoid unnecessary energy consumption.

This function can cause the windows to steam up

in unfavourable climatic conditions.

atures, depending on the equipment fitted in the

vehicle. Depending on the outside temperature,

you may be able to switch the windscreen heat-

ing on manually by pressing the  button. The

LED in the button flashes when the function is

switched on manually. The air recirculation mode

is deactivated. A/C cooling mode is automatically

switched on depending on the ambient tempera-

ture.

If you activate , the air conditioner will operate

in efficiency mode.

 /  Temperature

 Rear window heating

The temperature can be adjusted between 16 °C

(+60 °F) and 28 °C (+84 °F). Outside this range,

LOW/LO or HIGH/HI will appear on the display. In

the two extreme settings the air conditioner op-

erates continuously with maximum cooling or

heating output.

The rear window heating operates only when the

engine is running, and switches off automatically

after about 10 to 20 minutes, depending on the

outside temperature.

To switch on the rear window heating permanent-

ly, press and hold the  button for at least three

seconds. It will then remain on until the ignition

is switched off.

 Blower

You can adjust the blower speed manually using

 / . You should leave the blower on and

make sure the setting is not too low to prevent

the windows from misting up and to ensure that

the vehicle interior is constantly ventilated. Press

AUTO for automatic control of the blower speed.

 /  Air recirculation mode

In air recirculation mode, the air from the interior

of the vehicle is filtered and recirculated. This

setting prevents fumes etc. from entering the in-

terior ð

.

 Air distribution

To switch air recirculation mode on/off manually,

press .

To prevent the front side windows from misting

up, open the side vents and point them towards

the side windows.

Depending on the equipment fitted in the vehi-

cle, pressing  will regulate the air circulation

automatically if air pollution is detected.

You can direct the flow of air manually to selec-

ted vents using  /  / . The air distribution

can be regulated automatically by pressing AUTO

or by deactivating all three arrows. Selecting 

will direct the air to the windscreen.

 Seat heating

Applies to: vehicles with seat heating

The seat heating temperature can be adjusted in

several levels. Press  once to activate the high-

est level. Press  repeatedly to lower the tem-

perature by one level each time. When the but-

ton is not lit, the seat heating is switched off.

Applies to vehicles with 4-zone automatic air

conditioner: The air distribution can be controlled

on the rear control console by pressing  repeat-

edly until the appropriate arrow appears.

 Seat ventilation

Applies to: vehicles with seat ventilation

 Defrosting

The windscreen and side windows are defrosted

or demisted as quickly as possible. Open the side

vents and point them towards the side windows.

The air output is increased to maximum and

most of the air comes out of the vents below the

windscreen. The windscreen heating may be

switched on automatically at low outside temper-

The intensity of the seat ventilation can be adjus-

ted in several levels. Press  once to activate the

highest level. Press  repeatedly to lower the in-

tensity by one level each time. When the button

is not lit, the seat ventilation is switched off.



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 Child lock

Applies to: vehicles with rear control console

– Applies to vehicles with seat heating: An al-

ternating magnetic field is generated when

the seat heating is switched on. Side effects

such as irritation to sensory organs or func-

tional issues with active implants (e.g. pace-

makers, infusion pumps, neurostimulators)

are very unlikely. If you have implants,

please consult a doctor if you have any ques-

tions.

When  is lit on the rear control console, the

child lock is active and operation is disabled

ðpage 53.

 Ioniser

Applies to: vehicles with ioniser

The ioniser can make the air inside the vehicle

feel fresher. Both side vents must be open.

– Applies to vehicles with seat heating: Ex-

plain to your passengers how to use the seat

heating safely.

 Perfume

Applies to: vehicles with perfume function

The perfume function creates a pleasant aroma

inside the vehicle by diffusing a fragrance via the

vents on either side of the dashboard. The fra-

grance may not be diffused right away, particu-

larly at very low or very high temperatures. The

settings for the perfume feature can be adjusted

ðpage 104.

CAUTION

Applies to: vehicles with seat heating

– To avoid damaging the heating elements of

the seat heating, please do not kneel on the

seat or apply sharp pressure at a single

point.

– Only use the seat heating when the seat is

dry.

Residual heat

– Only place dry objects on the seats.

– Do not spill any liquid on the seats.

– Covering the seats can impair the seat heat-

ing function. Do not use seat covers and do

not place any objects (e.g. jackets, blankets

or bags) on the seats when the seat heating

is switched on.

The residual heat in the engine coolant is used to

heat the interior. To use this function, press the

 button for longer than two seconds with the

ignition switched off. The function will be switch-

ed off after about 15 minutes.

WARNING

– Explain to your passengers how to use the

seat heating safely.

– You should not leave the air recirculation

switched on for too long. The windows can

mist over as a result – risk of accident!

For the sake of the environment

– If the air recirculation or automatic air recir-

culation function is used for a long period,

Switching off A/C cooling mode saves energy.

the concentration of CO can build up inside

the vehicle. This can cause personal discom-

fort and may even lead to an accident!

2

Note

Applies to: vehicles with perfume function:

Use the perfume function in moderation; be

considerate of the well-being of passengers

and pets travelling with you. The combination

with other fragrances or smells can cause pas-

sengers to feel unwell. Reduce the intensity

of the perfume or switch the function off if

anyone in the vehicle feels unwell. Use only

fragrances approved for use by Audi.

Switch off the air recirculation / automatic

air recirculation immediately and ventilate

the vehicle if you experience any discomfort.

– Applies to vehicles with seat heating: The

vehicle has functions which activate the seat

heating automatically. People with limited

capacity to feel pain or sense temperature

must make sure that the seat heating is

switched off at the start of the journey to

ensure that they do not burn themselves.

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the fossil fuel powered supplementary heater

is in operation. This is no cause for concern.

Adjusting the vents

You can open and close the vents using the

thumbwheels. The lever in the centre of the vents

can be used to adjust the direction of air flow.

Air quality display

Applies to: vehicles with air quality display

Further settings

Further settings can be adjusted.

►

Applies to MMI: On the home screen, select

CAR > A/C > .

Perfume

Applies to: vehicles with perfume function

Fig. 88 Upper display: Air quality display

You can select the perfume and check its fill level

via Perfume selection.

You can have air quality information displayed.

►

Applies to MMI: On the home screen, select

You can adjust the strength of the fragrance by

selecting Perfume intensity.

CAR > A/C > Air quality.

Enhanced air filter with activated carbon

Applies to vehicles without particulate sensor

Footwell temperature

Applies to: vehicles with footwell heating

The effectiveness of the filter is displayed as a

graphic. The graphic illustrates the number of

polluting particles inside the vehicle compared to

the surrounding area.

You can adjust the temperature for the front

seats.

Automatic supplementary heater

Applies to: vehicles with supplementary heater

Particulate display

Applies to: vehicles with particulate sensor

The vehicle interior warms up more quickly with

the supplementary heater. The supplementary

heater is regulated automatically when this func-

tion is switched on.

A sensor determines the particulate level

(PM2.5) outside and inside the vehicle. The val-

ues measured are displayed as an air quality in-

dex (AQI) on a colour scale 1 . A value in the

green area indicates very high air quality.

WARNING

Applies to: vehicles with supplementary heater

The values shown by the system are approxima-

tions which may deviate from the real conditions.

Under certain circumstances, the system may not

be fully available or may not display any values

for a limited period, or the measurements may

be implausible.

When the fossil fuel powered supplementary

heater is in operation, hot exhaust gases are

emitted from the exhaust outlet under the

car.

For the sake of the environment

Applies to: vehicles with supplementary heater

– In extreme weather conditions

– When the vehicle is stationary

– In a car wash

Switching off the automatic supplementary

heater saves energy.

– If someone is smoking or dust is stirred up in-

side the vehicle

Note

Applies to: vehicles with supplementary heater

– If fresh air is circulated to avoid the windows

misting up



At low outside temperatures, water vapour

may form in the engine compartment when

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Note

WARNING

– For optimum air quality inside the vehicle,

close all windows and doors and activate

the A/C cooling mode, the AUTO function

and the automatic recirculation.

– The auxiliary heating must not be allowed to

run when the vehicle is in a confined space –

risk of poisoning!

– Never have the auxiliary heating switched on

when refuelling the vehicle – risk of fire!

– Because of the high temperatures which oc-

cur when the auxiliary heating is running,

make sure when parking the car that the ex-

haust outlet under the car is not obstructed

in any way and that the exhaust gases do

not come into contact with flammable ma-

terials (fire risk).

– Applies to vehicles with particulate sensor:

The air quality index only represents the

particulate level (PM2.5). For technical rea-

sons, there may be variations between the

values measured in the vehicle and the val-

ues measured by other instrumentation sys-

tems.

Steering wheel heating

Note

Switching on/off

– The auxiliary heating/ventilation will not

switch on or will switch itself off earlier

than intended if the battery charge or fuel

level is low.

Applies to: vehicles with steering wheel heating

►

Press the  button to switch the steering

wheel heating on/off.

– The auxiliary heating/ventilation system

heats/cools the interior to the temperature

last selected on the air conditioner control

console.

You can also operate the steering wheel heating

using the controls on the multi-function steering

wheel ðpage 36.

– If the auxiliary heating/ventilation is on, it is

not switched off automatically when the en-

gine is started or stopped.

Auxiliary heating/

ventilation

– At low outside temperatures, some visible

water vapour may form in the engine com-

partment. This is a normal phenomenon,

and no reason for concern.

Description

Applies to: vehicles with auxiliary heating/ventilation

The auxiliary heating warms up the inside of the

vehicle, while the auxiliary ventilation draws in

fresh air and can lower the temperature inside

the vehicle, depending on the ambient tempera-

ture. The function can be used either when the

engine is off or when driving (for instance while

the engine is warming up).

Switching on/off in the vehicle

Applies to: vehicles with auxiliary heating/ventilation

Please refer to the safety information

ðpage 105.

Applies to MMI: On the home screen, select: CAR

> A/C > . Or:

Depending on the equipment in your vehicle, the

settings for the auxiliary heating/ventilation can

be controlled via:

Press and hold the  button in the row of

switches for at least three seconds.

– MMI

– Button in row of switches

– Remote control

Immediate start

You can set the operating time and switch the

auxiliary heating/ventilation on/off immediately

by selecting .

Conditions for operation



– There is enough fuel in the tank.

– The vehicle battery is sufficiently charged.

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When a function is switched on, a coloured bar

will light up above the button.

switched off manually during the program-

med period.

Timer programming

Switching on/off using the remote control

Applies to: vehicles with auxiliary heating/ventilation and re-

mote control

You can program up to two timers for the depar-

ture time; only one timer can be activated at any

one time.

The departure time specifies when the vehicle in-

terior is to reach the desired temperature. The

departure time must be within the next six days.

The auxiliary heating will continue to run for ap-

prox. ten minutes after being switched off.

►

Select a timer via >.

►

Set the date and select Next.

►

Set the time (departure time) and select OK.

Fig. 89 Remote control: Auxiliary heating/ventilation

►

Use  to activate the timer.

Please refer to the safety information

Heat level

ðpage 105.

►

To have the system defrost the vehicle’s wind-

The range of the remote control is approx.

400 metres; however this can be greatly reduced

by obstacles.

screen and front side windows, select Defrost.

If you want the system to defrost the vehicle’s

windscreen and front side windows and also

►

warm up the vehicle, select Warm up.

You can achieve the best range by holding the re-

mote control with the aerial 1 pointing vertical-

ly upwards. Do not cover the aerial.

Switching on/off using the button in the row

of switches

►

To switch the auxiliary heating/ventilation

on/off immediately, press the  button in the

Switching the auxiliary heating/ventilation

on/off

row of buttons.

►

To switch on, press and hold the  button 2 .

When the LED in the button flashes, the auxiliary

heating is being pre-heated. The vehicle interior

is not yet being heated. When the LED in the but-

ton is lit continuously, the auxiliary heating/

ventilation is active.

The auxiliary heating/ventilation is switched on

when the LED 3 lights up in green for approx.

two seconds.

OFF

►

To switch off, press and hold the

button

4 .

If the  symbol in the button is lit, a timer is

The auxiliary heating/ventilation is switched off

when the LED lights up in red for approx. two sec-

onds.

programmed.

Note

– To ensure that the timer operates correctly,

check that the correct time and date are en-

tered in the system settings ðpage 306.

– The auxiliary heating/ventilation can be

switched on/off immediately even if a timer

has been programmed. This has no effect on

the programmed timer setting as long as

the auxiliary heating/ventilation is not

LED in remote control

The LED 3 provides status information each

time you press a button:

– If the LED flashes steadily in red or green for

approx. four seconds, the signal was not re-

ceived. Move closer to the vehicle.

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– If the LED lights up in orange for approx. two

seconds, and then lights up or flashes in red or

green, the remote control battery charge is

low.

tremely short period of time – risk of chemical

burns!

– Keep the remote control out of the reach of

children.

– If the LED flashes irregularly in green for ap-

prox. five seconds, the auxiliary heating is disa-

bled. The fuel level or vehicle battery charge is

too low or a system fault has occurred in the

auxiliary heating.

– Keep new and used batteries away from chil-

dren.

– If the battery compartment does not close

securely, stop using the remote control and

keep it away from children.

– If the remote control LED flashes rapidly in or-

ange for approx. six seconds after you press a

button, the remote control battery needs to be

replaced. The same applies if the LED does not

light up at all.

– Seek a doctor’s assistance immediately if

you suspect that a battery has been swal-

lowed or has entered the body in any other

way.

For the sake of the environment

Changing the remote control battery

Applies to: vehicles with auxiliary heating/ventilation and re-

mote control

 Batteries and electric/electronic equip-

ment must be disposed of appropriately

ðpage 381, Information on waste disposal.

Driver messages

Applies to: vehicles with auxiliary heating/ventilation

The following driver messages may appear, de-

pending on the equipment installed in your vehi-

cle:

 Auxiliary heating/ventilation: fault. Not

available

Fig. 90 Remote control: Changing battery

If this message appears, a system malfunction

has occurred. Drive to a qualified workshop soon

and have the fault rectified.

►

Insert a screwdriver or similar in the slot on the

side 1 .

►

Prise the battery cover off upwards.

►

Slide the battery cover slightly in the direction

of the arrow and detach it.

Insert a screwdriver or similar tool in the slot

2 . Do not touch any other areas with the tool.

Auxiliary air conditioner

Description

Applies to: vehicles with auxiliary air conditioning

►

Carefully pry out the battery.

Insert a new battery of the same type 3 .

Put the battery cover back on and slide it in the

opposite direction of the arrow until it clicks in-

to place.

The auxiliary air conditioner heats or cools the ve-

hicle interior. The vehicle switches the auxiliary

air conditioning on, depending on the tempera-

ture last selected on the air conditioner console.

The function can be used when the drive system

is switched off.

►

WARNING

You can control the auxiliary air conditioner via

the MMI or via the myAudi app.

If batteries or button cells are swallowed or

enter the body in any other way, they can

cause severe or lethal injuries within an ex-

Important: The high-voltage battery must be suf-

ficiently charged.

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air conditioner immediately or press  to open

the auxiliary air conditioner menu.

Note

– If the auxiliary air conditioning is active, the

charging status of the high-voltage battery

may decrease even when it is being charged.

– If the auxiliary air conditioning is on, it is

not switched off automatically when the ve-

hicle is started or stopped.

Note

– To ensure that the timer operates correctly,

check that the correct time and date are en-

tered in the system settings ðpage 306.

– The auxiliary air conditioning can be switch-

ed on/off immediately even if a timer has

been set.

Operation

Applies to: vehicles with auxiliary air conditioning

– You can control the air conditioning in the

vehicle interior when charging the high-volt-

age battery via the charging timers

ðpage 147. The performance of the air

conditioner depends on the power rating of

the mains connection.

Applies to MMI: On the home screen, select CAR

> A/C > .

Immediate start

You can switch the auxiliary air conditioner on/off

immediately via the  button. When the function

is switched on, a coloured bar will light up above

the button and the time remaining will be dis-

played.

Further settings

Applies to: vehicles with auxiliary air conditioning

►

Applies to MMI: On the home screen, select

After an immediate start, the auxiliary air condi-

tioner will continue to run for a maximum of

30 minutes. When the vehicle is being charged

using a sufficiently high charging capacity, the

auxiliary air conditioning can run for up to 60 mi-

nutes.

CAR > A/C >  > .

A/C when unlocking

When this function is activated, the air condition-

er is switched on for five minutes after the vehi-

cle is unlocked.

Timer programming

Convenience aux. A/C

Applies to: vehicles with convenience auxiliary air conditioner

You can set and activate up to two timers for the

departure time.

You can select whether certain convenience func-

tions, such as the seat heating (if fitted), are to

be activated with the auxiliary air conditioner.

You can select the corresponding zones.

►

Select a timer.

►

Set the date and select Next.

►

Set the time (departure time) and select OK.

►

Use  to activate the timer.

If desired, set the second timer.

Glass heating

Applies to: vehicles with convenience auxiliary air conditioner

►

and glass heating

The departure time specifies when the vehicle in-

terior is to reach the desired temperature. The

departure time must be within the next six days.

The auxiliary air conditioner will continue to run

for approx. ten minutes after the departure time

is reached.

You can select whether the rear window and mir-

rors are also to be heated when the auxiliary air

conditioner is on.

Driver messages

Applies to: vehicles with auxiliary air conditioning

After the ignition is switched off

The following driver messages may appear, de-

pending on the equipment installed in your vehi-

cle:

After the ignition is switched off, information on

active timers is shown on the upper display. You

can press the  button to start the programmed



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

The auxiliary air conditioning is currently un-

WARNING

available due to a fault.

Maintenance work on the air conditioning sys-

tem must only be carried out by qualified and

certified personnel who have been trained in

accordance with the standards required in the

specific country, e.g. SAE norms J2845 and

J2911.

If this message appears, a system malfunction

has occurred. Drive to a qualified workshop soon

and have the fault rectified.

Fluids in the air

conditioner

– Refrigerant is flammable. Keep the vehicle

away from naked flames, sparks and other

ignition sources – risk of fatal injury!

– The refrigerant is under pressure and could

explode if it is heated – risk of fatal injury!

– The refrigerant may produce toxic vapours

when it comes into contact with hot surfa-

ces; such vapours must not be inhaled – risk

of fatal injury!

Refrigerant in the air conditioner

The sticker in the engine compartment provides

information about the type and quantity of re-

frigerant used in the vehicle’s air conditioning

system. This sticker is located in the front section

of the engine compartment or at the front or rear

of the bonnet.

Symbol Meaning

Note

Warning: Maintenance work on the

air conditioning system must only

be performed by qualified person-

Components from old vehicles or recycled

components must never be used when repair-

ing the evaporator of the air conditioning sys-

tem.



nel.

Type of refrigerant



Type of lubricant

.

Refer to workshop information (on-

ly available to Audi workshops and



other qualified workshops)

Maintenance work on the air condi-

tioning system must only be per-



formed by qualified personnel.

Flammable refrigerant



Ensure that all components are dis-

posed of correctly and never install

components in the vehicle which

have been removed from old



vehicles or recycled.

Lubricant in the air conditioner

The sticker in the engine compartment provides

information about the type of lubricant used in

the vehicle’s air conditioning system. For infor-

mation about the quantity of lubricant used,

please contact a qualified workshop.

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Heating and cooling for Your Audi Rs Q8 SUV First Generation (2020-2026)

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