'SNOWFLAKE' DASH LIGHT, WHAT IS IT??!!
'SNOWFLAKE' DASH LIGHT, WHAT IS IT??!!
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KEVIN L

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12 posts

246 months

Saturday 11th March 2006
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My firstpost as a Cerbera owner!! Just got the car on Thursday, what a car!! got all the history, lodsa receipts but no owners manual hence my question, the 'snowflake' warning light in the middle of the dash came on today, first it was green, then went red red, what does this mean? Basic question im sure, but if i dont ask, i aint gonna learn!! Plus, v wet drivers carpet, guess i need to check all the seals etc, ha, and no heat getting to my toes!! Still love it despite niggles.

cerealsurfer

594 posts

292 months

Saturday 11th March 2006
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1 question and 2 common problems.

The snowflake indicated external temp

Green : 2 - 4 degrees c
Orange : 0 - 2 degrees c
Red : 0 or less

As for the other problems..... if you search of them you'll find plenty of threads... it depends on year of car and heating ducting type as this was changes for later cars.

KEVIN L

Original Poster:

12 posts

246 months

Saturday 11th March 2006
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Many thanks for a real quick reply. now off to check those threads!

carl_w

10,739 posts

287 months

Saturday 11th March 2006
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cerealsurfer said:

Green : 2 - 4 degrees c
Orange : 0 - 2 degrees c
Red : 0 or less
That's the theory, but mine seems to have been installed backwards. First the red comes on, then if it gets colder, the yellow/orange. Never seen the green, but I know it works because it cycles through the three of them when you turn the ignition on.

Cyclone1

2,614 posts

275 months

Sunday 12th March 2006
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carl_w said:
cerealsurfer said:

Green : 2 - 4 degrees c
Orange : 0 - 2 degrees c
Red : 0 or less
That's the theory, but mine seems to have been installed backwards. First the red comes on, then if it gets colder, the yellow/orange. Never seen the green, but I know it works because it cycles through the three of them when you turn the ignition on.


Mines the same, it's the opposite to the above;

Red : 2-4 deg C
Orange : 0-2 deg C
Green : 0 or less

simonkd

1,386 posts

260 months

Sunday 12th March 2006
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Mine goes from green to red to blue as things get cooler, odd?

Regards
Simon

robscim

840 posts

285 months

Sunday 12th March 2006
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Kevin,

Mine's as per cerealsurfer's!

As for the cold toes, you need the fan on for heat - there's no free-flow of air on the move unless you have the fan on. Mind you, some cars don't give heat with the fan!!

Welcome to the cerb world too.

Cheers

Rob


gbbird

5,197 posts

273 months

Sunday 12th March 2006
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Dont' really know the colour order for the light - all i know is, when it's on, it's bloody freezing outside, so drive carefully just in case

jensena

5,671 posts

259 months

Monday 13th March 2006
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Cold Toes - Have you opened the air vent in the drivers footwell? You have to feel down the Transmission tunnel with your left hand, it's about knee height

Tyre Smoke

23,018 posts

290 months

Monday 13th March 2006
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Have you actually looked at the handbook at all?

zippee

14,125 posts

263 months

Monday 13th March 2006
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Tyre Smoke said:
Have you actually looked at the handbook at all?


Have you even bothered reading his post at all???

KEVIN L in his first post said:
lodsa receipts but no owners manual hence my question,


>> Edited by zippee on Monday 13th March 15:16

Tyre Smoke

23,018 posts

290 months

Monday 13th March 2006
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Ooops!

Sorry.


grass widow

2,201 posts

252 months

Monday 13th March 2006
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from Grass Widow and C3BER.

We both believe in driving the car rain, snow or shine but take it easy out there. As for the heater... as been mentioned before its got to be turned on to work and thats the red one not the blue one. LOL. (c3ber, i have a confession about that).