[s-cars] Unexpected behaviors

[Igor Kessel]

Both of them are normal, Bob.

Robert Myers wrote:
> Hi Y'all,
> 
> I put a new battery in the urS6 ('95.5) today.  I expected the usual 
> items.  Radio code, reset dash clock, etc., and was prepared to handle them.
> 
> Unexpected behavior 1:
> When the battery was back in and power was applied to the system I 
> noticed that the temperature setting display of the climate control 
> head was in degrees Celsius.  What the...?  OK, I rummaged through 
> the owner's manual and found how to toggle the display back to 
> degrees Fahrenheit.  It's press and hold the recirc button and then 
> press the + temperature setting button if anyone cares.

Strangely enough, in my case after a week of sitting with the battery 
disconnected exactly the opposite had happened. The temp. display went 
into degrees F by itself. Yes, you guessed it, my temps are in Celsius 
as I wouldn't be able to tell 55ºF from 65ºF even if my life depended on it.

> Unexpected behavior 2:
> The one touch feature for the windows was no longer doing its 
> thing.  I had to push and hold the up and down buttons for any of the 
> windows to either open or close the windows.  I figured that I would 
> sit down for another RTFM session later after I got home from the 
> meeting I was heading to.  Before the trip was over the one touch 
> feature had reset itself without my intervention and the windows were 
> again operating normally.

This is also normal. You can expedite the process making the windows 
relearn the upper and the lower limits by exercising them up and down a 
few times. Mine has the "one-touch-up" feature, so I have to train all 
four of them.

-- 
Igor Kessel
two turbo quattros