Audi Q5 Owners & Service Manuals

Audi Q5: Climatized cupholders

Applies to vehicles: with climatized beverage holders

The driver side beverage holder can keep your beverage warm or cold.

Seats and storage
Fig. 87 Center console: climatized cupholder

  • Press button B > fig. 87 to keep your beverage cold. The button will light up blue.
  • Press button C > fig. 87 to keep your beverage warm. The button will light up red.
  • To switch between the two functions, press the appropriate button.
  • Press B or C to switch off these feature. The light in the button will go out.

When cooling, the temperature of the beverage holder base will go down to approximately 41 ºF (5 ºС). When warming, the temperature will be approximately 136 ºF (58 ºС). At 104 ºF (40 ºС) the warming display will come on A. This is reminder not to touch the base because it is hot.

The display goes out if the temperature falls below this value.

WARNING

  • Never touch the beverage holder base when the warming display is on. You can burn yourself!
  • Do not use breakable beverage containers (for example made out of glass or porcelain).

    You could be injured by them in case of an accident.

Note

Make sure your beverage holder has a lid. If not, your beverage could spill out and cause damage to the vehicle electronic or stain the seat covers.

Tips

Do not cover the ventilation grille -arrow- because that could prevent the beverage holder from functioning correctly.

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