Use the ECON Button
- Hadleys Taxi
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Re: Use the ECON Button
Thank you for that ! I had a Honda in Florida and used the ECON button but didn't realise it affected the air conditioning system, I did read the manual and it says NOT to use it in warm / hot climate temperatures / conditions. I am now back in the UK and have another HRV 2016 automatic and use the ECON button most of the time. I will now remember NOT to use it when i have my air con going which is not very often in the UK 

- Hadleys Taxi
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Re: Use the ECON Button
You're welcome.
I keep my Aircon on permanently, partly as a maintenance measure (prevent refrigerant pooling in nooks, crannies and corners, which can lead to leaks).
As well as cooling the vehicle on a hot day, it also aids in reducing the windows fogging up during cold and wintry days.
I keep my Aircon on permanently, partly as a maintenance measure (prevent refrigerant pooling in nooks, crannies and corners, which can lead to leaks).
As well as cooling the vehicle on a hot day, it also aids in reducing the windows fogging up during cold and wintry days.
2016 Honda HR-V 1.5 SE iVTEC in Brilliant Sporty Blue
- John Ratsey
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Re: Use the ECON Button
What I have noticed is that Econ increases the allowable difference between target and actual cabin temperatures before the auto stop-start system doesn't operate and shows the crossed out A/C symbol. It's possible that it also affects the compressor behaviour when the engine is running. I always had Econ enabled and never noticed any unacceptable side-effects.
Honda Jazz Crosstar Previously 2016 HR-V 1.5 SE i-VTEC CVT