Frost inside windscreen - expected?

[n1nja-frog]

Just found a bit of frost on the inside of the windscreen (upper edge) - anyone else with an E85 (convertible of course) find the same?
Slightly worried now.
No moisture present in the boot / footwells / other windows.

 

[thepits]

Just found a bit of frost on the inside of the windscreen (upper edge) - anyone else with an E85 (convertible of course) find the same?
Slightly worried now. No moisture present in the boot / footwells / other windows.

"Frost inside windscreen - expected?" yes

Just stick the AC on MAX and all will be sorted for your

 

[n1nja-frog]

Just found a bit of frost on the inside of the windscreen (upper edge) - anyone else with an E85 (convertible of course) find the same?
Slightly worried now. No moisture present in the boot / footwells / other windows.

"Frost inside windscreen - expected?" yes

Just stick the AC on MAX and all will be sorted for your

Yes as in it occurs to you too? Just wondering if it was moisture left on the mats etc by me / passenger.

 

[thepits]

Just found a bit of frost on the inside of the windscreen (upper edge) - anyone else with an E85 (convertible of course) find the same?
Slightly worried now. No moisture present in the boot / footwells / other windows.

"Frost inside windscreen - expected?" yes Just stick the AC on MAX and all will be sorted for your

Yes as in it occurs to you too? Just wondering if it was moisture left on the mats etc by me / passenger.

Yes that's it.

It's a bit cold outside at the moment - haven't you noticed? AC will sort it

 

[ronk]

If the roof is on leave the climate control on!

 

[mr wilks]

Won't AC on cause more condensation when the car cools down therefore more moisture on the inside :?
Only time i would expect to find ice on the inside is if you have moisture from wet carpets / wet clothes etc

 

[srhutch]

AC helps remove moisture.

 

[pvr]

A/C can be on together with the heating, still dries it out.

 

[thepits]

Won't AC on cause more condensation when the car cools down therefore more moisture on the inside :?
Only time i would expect to find ice on the inside is if you have moisture from wet carpets / wet clothes etc

RTFM

Pages 58 to 63 - especially 62.

Works for me

 

[thepits]

A/C can be on together with the heating, still dries it out.

AC over-rides heating

 

[cj10jeeper]

AC helps remove moisture.

Sure is - that's why it's so effective at clearing screens.

Op - don't worry.
Damp inside screens is very common at this time of year. Warm of the sun evaporates residual moisture out of carpets and as the air cools the first cold place it finds is the screen.

One reason I park my car in the garage with windows open or on a sunny day open them on the drive.

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[thepits]

[One reason I park my car a sunny day open them on the drive.

And then it rains ..............

[I'll go get me coat]

 

[srhutch]

A/C can be on together with the heating, still dries it out.

AC over-rides heating

AC can also heat air, not just cool it, whilst removing moisture.

 

[cj10jeeper]

[One reason I park my car a sunny day open them on the drive.

And then it rains ..............

[I'll go get me coat]

Rain all it likes as I have a module to close the windows from my office that's a just 3 metres from the car

Do me a favour - if you quote my posts at least edit them so they still make sense...

 

[thepits]

[One reason I park my car a sunny day open them on the drive.

And then it rains ..............
[I'll go get me coat]

Rain all it likes as I have a module to close the windows from my office that's a just 3 metres from the car

Do me a favour - if you quote my posts at least edit them so they still make sense...

my apologies, edit in haste, repent at leisure :roll:

One reason I park my car on a sunny day with the windows open on the drive

is that better?