Temperature-Controlled Cup Holder, Basic Function - GF68.00-P-9900A
Model All (CAR)
with code 224 (Individual rear seats)
Model All (CAR)
with code 307 (Temperature-controlled cup holder in rear passenger compartment)
Model All (CAR)
with code 311 (Temperature-controlled cup holder)
Overview
This document contains information on:
- General
- Function requirements
- Function
- Cooling
- Heating up
- Fault messages
General
Beverages can be cooled or heated with the temperature-controlled cup holder. It is possible to heat up to approx. 58°C and to cool down to approx. 3°C.
The main component parts of the temperature-controlled cup holder are:
- Residual heat indicator lamp (model-dependent)
- Cup holder button
- Cooling and heating element
- Fan
- Temperature sensor
- Electronic control
Function requirements
- Circuit 15R ON
Function
Cooling
The user can activate or deactivate the cooling function via the cup holder push button switch. A blue indicator lamp displays the active cooling procedure.
The cooling procedure has the following time-dependent cooling output for a beverage can (volume: 0.33 l, temperature: 21°C):
- After 30 min: Approx. 15°C
- After 60 min: Approx. 10°C
- After 120 min: Approx. 5°C
Heating up
The user can activate and deactivate the heating function via the cup holder push button switch. A red indicator lamp displays the active warming procedure.
The warming procedure has the following time-dependent warming output for a beverage can (volume: 0.33 l, temperature: 21°C):
- After 30 min: Approx. 30°C
- After 60 min: Approx. 40°C
- After 120 min: Approx. 50°C
As from a temperature of approx. 40°C, the residual heat indicator lamp signals the increased temperature (model-dependent).
Fault messages
The indicator lamp displays errors that occur during operation by flashing correspondingly:
- Two flashes: The cup holder button is disabled.
- Three flashes: Malfunction in cooling and heating element of cup holder.
- Four flashes: Malfunction in temperature sensor.