indicating there may be
a
problem. See your Aurora
retailer for service.
The digital screen displays the outside temperature or
the inside temperature setting, the fan speed, and the
heating mode
you
have selected. Hold down the
OFF
button on the Driver Information Center for five seconds
to change between English and metric displays. Keep
in
mind that this will also change the display on the Driver
Information Center between English and metric.
The red and blue buttons below the digital display set
the interior temperature
you
want. The temperature you
set will be displayed on
the
digital screen for five
seconds after
you
press either
the
red or blue button (to
raise or lower temperature, respectively). Then the
outside temperature will be displayed.
Once you set
the
temperature, the system will try to
maintain that
set
temperature, whether you are
in
the
auto or manual modes. But if you set the temperature for
60°F
(16°C)
or
90°F
(32"C),
the
fan will stay
on
high
speed unless you select
a
different speed. The system
will maintain
full
cold or full hot operation
at
these
extreme temperature settings.
Your system has two sun sensors
on
top of
the
instrument panel that detect direct sunlight and the
increased warming caused by it.
To keep you
comfortable, the sensors may reduce the interior
temperature
by
as
much as
5
"F
(3
"C)
below the setting
on the digital screen, if necessary. Be careful not
to
put
anything over these sun sensors.
If
you do, the system
will
think
it's night and warm up
the
vehicle.
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