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feature. 
Air  from  inside  the be heated and directed  back into the 
drawn  into  the 
tem rator, in  permanent  odors 
wheneve r you  switch  on the  air  conditioner. 
The
se odors can be by 
suming  and expensive.  For 
safety  reasons. 
it is not 
........... 
addition.  the air 
off whenever  you turn 
switch C from  the setting  to the setting. 
Air 
Depending  on the  setting  of the 
A and buttons D and E. heated 
or  unheated  outside air or 
come  out of 
with  the 
Vent 
tated  to the 
5. 
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AND EQUIPMENT 
After you switch th e  ignition: 
- your  settings 
was the setting 
can adjust the inside  tempe rature  by 
using  button 15 an d 16. sett ing be 
s
tored  in mem ory you choose  a differ
ent  temperat ure. 
(+ 18 
64 {+ 18 appear  in  th e a  temperature  above 86 appear in the 
both these sys
tem 
Under  certain conditions,  the system for your  optimum 
comfort . For 
when  it  is 
offers the most 
Use buttons 11 and 12 to  increase  or de
c
rease  the fan speed  and/or air 
increase  or  decrease ac
- sw itch oH air 
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-defrost  the windshield  or to keep  it from 
steaming  up (point  outlets  4 towards  the 
side  windows) 
defrost  the windshield  or to keep  it from 
fogging  up (point  outlets  4 towards 
the side  windows)  if. for  example.  someone 
gets  into  the vehicle  and is wearing 
wet clothing . 
Press button to switch  on air recir
The air recirculation  feature helps to prevent 
fumes  (for example.  when driving  through 
a  tunnel  or standing  in a traffic  jam) and dust 
from  entering  into  the vehicle  interior. 
hicle interior use the air recirculation 
feature.  Air  from  inside  the vehicle  will be 
heated  or cooled  and then  redirected  back 
into  the vehicle. 
The 
AND 
drawn  in will leave  deposits 
on  the  evaporator . resulting  in permanent 
odors  whenever  you switch  on the  air condi· 
tione
r. This  can be eliminated  only by 
suming and expensive. 
You can direct  the air flow into the 
13 and 14 in dif
f erent  combinat ions. 
When  you use the compressor 
reaches and maintains  the 
you 
cannot  select an inside temperature  lower 
than  the temperature  outside. 
Whenever  you press  button 
1. switches off automatically. 
To switch on  again.  press 17. 
Press buttons 15 and 16 to adjust  the 
and then 
the button 17. 
Press ing  buttons 9 or switches off 
tem  completely.  Press the  button  until appears  in the  display. 
Use  this function  only in special  cases. for 
example  if there 
is a defect  in the  heating 
and  ventilat ion  system. 
Note 
you  no longer  require  any special once again. 
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Cassette and CD mode 
Please detach the 
Page 
... .....  5 
Tap Note: 
Th e mode that was in use  before  the  unit was -come back on again when you  turn  on the  unit  (L ast  Station Memory) 
2  -Band buttons ................ 6 
FM 1/2 button 
Use  this button  to 
Turn the knob to  adjust  the bass  as desired . 
Middle control 
Turn the knob to adjust the 
Fader control (FADER) 
Turn th e  knob to adjust  the fader. 
4  -
5  -
frequency station) . 
6  -Manual tuning (TUNE) ....... 8 
Turn the knob to tune  your  radio. 
Set  the desired  frequency  by turning. 
to a 
or a cassette)  can be Press  the knob to start th e  scan  function. 
7  -
. .  . .  . . . . .  . . .  . . .  . .  . . .  1 
2  - ------------ 
     
        
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6 -Manual tuning 
Use  this  button  to 
ing the  5 second period,  the feature  will stop  there. 
7  -Station preset buttons 
FM1 and FM2. 
Select  the desired  band 
Tune to the  desired  radio station  (see 5 or 6). 
Hold down  the station  button until  you 
hear 
an audible  signal. The sound first 
be  muted  and then  return. 
the currently  displayed  frequency  
     
        
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Refe r to page  6 (2 ) fo r fur ther 
-Station preset buttons 
-Frequency 
FM  Band 
the 
LED 
THE WORKS----------------9  
     
        
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SYSTEM 
Selecting an individual CD* 
CD changer Each in  the  magazine  can be by 
buttons 7. 
The apear  in the 
Note 
is in  a magazine hear an 
no  magazine  is chang
and 
What you see in the display 
when listening to a CD 
-CD changer magazine tray 
is present  in a tray. 
Refer 
to page  15 for  further  information. 
-Which CD track is 
... ... ... 
Refer to page  14 for  further 
-
Refer  to page  13 for  further 
Error displays when using the 
CD player 
The 
-= 
= No  disc  in the 
-= No  magazi ne  in 
the  changer 
-=The scratched 
or  inserted  upside down. The next 
-= The changer  mecha-
nism  is malfunctioning. 
this  case,  press  the eject button-see 
page  16. 
Re-insert  the magazine  in the  changer. 
for assis
tan
ce.  
     
        
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Anti-theft coding 
When the  unit  is turned  off and the ignition 
key  is remo ved from  the ignitio n switch,  the 
flashing 
LED indicates  that the radio is 
equipped  with 
an anti-theft coding system. the Radio 
Canceling the 
Perform the steps in 
Turn on the  radio . 
After  3 seconds,  the number 1 will 
appear  in the  display. 
Use  the radio  station  preset buttons 1 to 
4 to enter  the code  number  found on your Radio 
ton 2 to en ter the  second  digit, etc.  The ue range for each of the 4 digits  is ... 
After you finish  entering the press 
either  the upper 
you've  entered  the code  number rectly,