Particulate Matter Pollution
Information
PM2.5 is particulate patter pollution smaller
than 2.5 microns in size in the air.
PM2.5 particles can include cigarette smoke,
road level pollution, industrial pollution, and
some allergens.
The numbers provided by the cabin PM2.5
sensor are estimates of the concentrations
of particles in the cabin air. The
measurement unit is μg/m3, representing
mass (micrograms of particulates) per unit of
air volume (cubic meter of air).
The colors around the PM2.5 numbers
provide visual cues about the concentration
levels.
Note: PM2.5 is only one pollution type
contributing to an Air Quality Index and by
itself does not represent the Air Quality
Index.
AUTO AIR REFRESH INDICATORS
(IF EQUIPPED)
The indicator area is on the touchscreen
feature bar and displays one of the following:
E324585
Indicates blower motor is on for
filtering and PM2.5 is low.
E283817
Indicates the blower motor is on
for filtering.
E324586
Indicates the blower motor is off.
E324587
Indicates the status is not available.
REFRESHING THE INTERIOR AIR
MANUALLY REFRESHING THE
INTERIOR AIR (If Equipped)
1. Press MENU on the climate control unit.
2. Press Cabin Refresh on the touchscreen.
Note: Climate control settings could change
for about 90 seconds to help flow outside
air into the cabin. You can change the
blower motor speed to the settings you
prefer.
AUTOMATICALLY REFRESHING THE
INTERIOR AIR (If Equipped)
If the cabin air recirculates continuously for
longer than 35 minutes, climate control
settings could change automatically for about
90 seconds to help flow outside air into the
cabin.
Refreshing the Interior Air Upon Start
If the cabin is above a certain high
temperature while parked for over 30
minutes, when you start the engine the
climate control system settings could change
for approximately 60 seconds to help flow
outside air into the cabin.
Note: The system is not designed to cool the
interior air temperature.
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Interior Air Quality
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