With the door center panel heating function, the door center panels in the front and rear doors are heated, depending on the model and equipment. The heated parts of the door center panels are in the area of the door trim above the armrest of the respective door. The control unit of the respective door takes over the heating control.
Function requirement
Heat heater coded
Manual switching on and off:
Heating of the door center panels occurs only in combination with the armrest and seat heating. It is operated via the seat climate control switch group in the doors. The heating output can be adjusted to 3 different levels of intensity (100/65/35 % output). Monitoring of the door center panel heating occurs via the temperature sensors in the respective heating element.
The door center panel heating function can be configured via the multimedia system. The signal acquisition and actuation module (SAM) saves the selected settings.
Time-controlled switch-off
The time-controlled switch-off of the door center panel heating occurs together with the time-controlled switch-off of the armrest and seat heating.
Function schematics
Function schematic for actuation of door center panel heating
Model 167 with code 906 (Front armrest heater)Model 167 with code 907 (Rear armrest heater)
Model 167 with code 401 (Climatised front seats) with code 906 (Front armrest heater) with code M036 (Maybach version) Model 167 with code 402 (Rear seat climate control) with code 907 (Rear armrest heater) with code M036 (Maybach version) Model 167 with code 872 (Left and right rear seat heating) with code 907 (Rear armrest heater) with code M036 (Maybach version) Model 167 with code 873 (Left and right driver's seat heating) with code 906 (Front armrest heater) with code M036 (Maybach version) Model 167 with code 902 (Seat heater Plus for driver and front passenger) with code 906 (Front armrest heater) with code M036 (Maybach version) Model 167 with code 903 (Rear comfort seat heating) with code 907 (Rear armrest heater) with code M036 (Maybach version)