Seat heating and seat ventilation
Overview of Seat Heating and Seat Ventilation
The seat heating and seat ventilation function when the engine is running. The front seats can be equipped with either a seat
heating system or a combined seat heating and seat ventilation system. There are three levels of heating for the outer rear
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The seat ventilation function ventilates the seat using vehicle interior air. This removes moisture from the body. The seat itself
is not cooled directly.
Switch the seat heating on and off in the Air conditioner menu or climate control bar.
and off in the Air conditioner menu or climate control bar.
Switch the seat ventilation on
Seat heating levels
The operating status of the seat heating is shown in colors. At the highest heating level, all three LEDs come on.
Heating and ventilation levels for combined seat heating and seat ventilation
The seat heating and seat ventilation are represented by colors:
At the highest heating level, all three red LEDs come on.
At the highest ventilation level, all three blue LEDs come on.
If the seat heating and seat ventilation are switched on at the same time, one red LED comes on and one blue LED
comes on.
When should the seat heating and seat ventilation be switched off?
Switch off the seat heating and seat ventilation under any of the following conditions:
The seat is occupied by a person with a limited perception of pain or temperature
The seat is not occupied
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A child restraint is installed on the seat
Objects are covering the seat, e.g. protective covers, jackets, blankets or bags.
The seat is damp or wet.
Seat heating only: The interior or exterior temperature is higher than +25 °C (+77 °F).
WARNING
Magnetic fields are generated when the seat heating is operated. In individual cases, these magnetic fields can affect
active medical implants (e.g. pacemakers).
If you wear an active medical implant, you should consult your doctor or the manufacturer of your implant before
operating the seat heating.
Make your vehicle occupants aware of this as well.
WARNING
People who cannot perceive pain or temperature or who have a limited perception of these due to medication, paralysis,
or chronic illnesses such as diabetes could develop burns or undercooling on the back, buttocks, and legs when using
seat heating or seat ventilation. Such injuries could take a very long time to heal or may never heal completely.
If you have a limited perception of pain and/or temperature, never use the seat heating and seat ventilation.
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