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Re: 2 way water valve ??
« Reply #15 on: 26 January 2007, 18:44:44 »
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No, when ECO is off the compressor cut-in and out as needed, so will not cut-in during the winter. When ECO is on, it will not cut-in even if needed. This is why you need to set it down to LO from time to time during the winter with ECO off and let the A/C run to prevent leaks...
 

I thought if you switch the ECC to demist it would run both the compressor and heater; compressor to de-humidify, and heater to warm the air up - as per Rpont's comment.

I can't tell from mine, as I haven't got around to getting the compressor to work yet, but it takes a hell of a time to demist on a damp night as compared to other cars I've owned and driven with this function working.
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Re: 2 way water valve ??
« Reply #16 on: 26 January 2007, 19:00:26 »
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No, when ECO is off the compressor cut-in and out as needed, so will not cut-in during the winter. When ECO is on, it will not cut-in even if needed. This is why you need to set it down to LO from time to time during the winter with ECO off and let the A/C run to prevent leaks...
 

I thought if you switch the ECC to demist it would run both the compressor and heater; compressor to de-humidify, and heater to warm the air up - as per Rpont's comment.

I can't tell from mine, as I haven't got around to getting the compressor to work yet, but it takes a hell of a time to demist on a damp night as compared to other cars I've owned and driven with this function working.

Why do you have to set it to LO??????
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Re: 2 way water valve ??
« Reply #17 on: 26 January 2007, 21:09:01 »
Mine runs on demist - the instant consumption changes :y
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Re: 2 way water valve ??
« Reply #18 on: 26 January 2007, 21:55:23 »
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No, when ECO is off the compressor cut-in and out as needed, so will not cut-in during the winter. When ECO is on, it will not cut-in even if needed. This is why you need to set it down to LO from time to time during the winter with ECO off and let the A/C run to prevent leaks...
 

I thought if you switch the ECC to demist it would run both the compressor and heater; compressor to de-humidify, and heater to warm the air up - as per Rpont's comment.

I can't tell from mine, as I haven't got around to getting the compressor to work yet, but it takes a hell of a time to demist on a damp night as compared to other cars I've owned and driven with this function working.

Why do you have to set it to LO??????

To make sure the A/C kicks in... otherwise all it blows on the windscreen is warm air. It's in the owners manual I think....  :o (picture to follow!)


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