In the Southern Hemisphere it is approaching mid-winter which, in our part of Australia, means occasional minimum temperatures in the low single digits (Celsius). Relatively speaking, it doesn't get terribly cold here, but for some reason every now and then my EQA thinks I need the seat heaters on and not long after beginning some journeys, we suddenly get that warm backside feeling and lo and behold the seat heater indicator lights are on setting three - without touching any switch!
I note a recent thread on this Forum titled Pre-entry climate control; I believe my P-eCC is inactive: a logical trigger for the seat heaters. I certainly haven't done anything to activate P-eCC, so I'm wondering why the seat heaters turn themselves on, seemingly without any prompt.
I would appreciate help to understand what's going on - and how to deactivate this automatic seat heating function.
In an effort to find a solution, I explored the Comfort/seating area in the MBUX multimedia system and discovered seating kinetics. Can anyone explain the purpose and function of that feature?
I note a recent thread on this Forum titled Pre-entry climate control; I believe my P-eCC is inactive: a logical trigger for the seat heaters. I certainly haven't done anything to activate P-eCC, so I'm wondering why the seat heaters turn themselves on, seemingly without any prompt.
I would appreciate help to understand what's going on - and how to deactivate this automatic seat heating function.
In an effort to find a solution, I explored the Comfort/seating area in the MBUX multimedia system and discovered seating kinetics. Can anyone explain the purpose and function of that feature?
