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Car Forum / Saab Cars / December 2006

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Heater/AC display on 9-5 (2000 v6)

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Richard Sauer - 22 Dec 2006 04:07 GMT
When I start my Saab,  my heater/AC display shows a  0 in the left  of the
display. After 30 seconds, the regular display comes on and everything is
ok.  Being a pessimist, I assume that this means that the display unit is
getting ready to die.. Please tell me I'm wrong.   ( It doesn't do it on
every start up..it is sporadic).

Rich
Andrew Sinclair - 22 Dec 2006 14:21 GMT
>When I start my Saab,  my heater/AC display shows a  0 in the left  of the
>display. After 30 seconds, the regular display comes on and everything is
>ok.  Being a pessimist, I assume that this means that the display unit is
>getting ready to die.. Please tell me I'm wrong.   ( It doesn't do it on
>every start up..it is sporadic).

Far from it!  Looks like your ACC system is doing a self test every time
you start the car, normally triggered by holding down Auto and Off, the
0 means no faults found..  Try resetting the system by holding down the
Auto button and the lower fan speed button (the display will flash to
confirm this followed by a self test.  The owners handbook has more on
this - look up ACC programming in the index.

Andy
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Richard Sauer - 22 Dec 2006 16:57 GMT
>>When I start my Saab,  my heater/AC display shows a  0 in the left  of the
>>display. After 30 seconds, the regular display comes on and everything is
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> this followed by a self test.  The owners handbook has more on this - look
> up ACC programming in the index.

Oh Saints be praised!  Many thanks.  Just what I needed for Christmas.

Rich
 
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