Subaru Outback manuals

Subaru Outback (BR): Temperature control button

Driver’s side


Driver’s side

Passenger’s side


Passenger’s side

To increase the temperature setting, press the “side of the temperature control button. To decrease the temperature setting, press
side of the temperature control button. To decrease the temperature setting, press the “button.” side of the temperature control
button.

Each temperature setting is shown on the display. When the “LO” is shown, the system provides maximum cooling performance. When the “HI” is shown, the system provides maximum heating performance.

DUAL mode

It is possible to make separate temperature settings for the driver’s side and


It is possible to make separate temperature settings for the driver’s side and passenger’s side (DUAL mode).

To activate the DUAL mode: Press the “DUAL” button. When the DUAL mode is activated, the indicator light on the “DUAL” button illuminates.

To deactivate the DUAL mode:

Press the “DUAL” button again. When the DUAL mode is deactivated, the indicator light on the “DUAL” button turns off and the temperature setting for the front passenger’s side becomes the same as the setting for the driver’s side.

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