Central ventilation nozzles
Pic. 1.28. Central vents: 1 - rotary switch; 2 - indicator; 3 - manual adjustment knobs
Central swivel vents can rotate automatically (pic. 1.28). Pressing the switch again turns them off again. With the swiveling nozzles turned off, you can manually adjust the direction of the airflow.
Side vents
The air flows can be adjusted independently from one another.
The amount of air drawn through the side vent depends on the fan speed.
Ventilation is off.
The amount of incoming air depends on the speed of the vehicle.
Attention!
With the air conditioner on, set the lever to or to
For heating, set the lever to position
If the lever is set to the position, the side windows will be defrosted.
Heating and ventilation control panel
Pic. 1.29. Heating and ventilation control panel: 1 - lever for adjusting the distribution of air flows; 2 - switching lever «fresh/recycled air»; 3 – fan speed switch; 4 - air temperature adjustment lever
The heating and ventilation control panel is shown in fig. 1.29.
Air flow regulation
By using the air distribution adjustment lever, you can set the air outlet of the various ventilation nozzles.
Switching «fresh/recycled air»
With shift lever «fresh/recycled air» You can install either fresh air or recirculated air into the vehicle interior.
Temperature control
Pic. 1.30. Position (A) control levers for heating and ventilation when adjusting the temperature of the air supplied to the passenger compartment
With the temperature control lever, you can adjust the temperature of the air supplied to the passenger compartment of the car (pic. 1.30).
Fan speed switch
The switch can be set to the following positions:
- OFF - the fan is off;
- 1 - low speed;
- 2 - average speed;
- 3 - high speed;
- 4 - very high speed.
Switching off the fresh air supply
Turn off the fan. Install shift lever «fresh/recycled air» to the appropriate position. Close the side vents.
Air supply to the upper space of the passenger compartment and to the leg area
Pic. 1.31. Position (A) control levers for heating and ventilation when air is supplied to the upper space of the passenger compartment and to the leg area
It is carried out after setting the lever for adjusting the distribution of air flows to the appropriate position (pic. 1.31).
Heating
Pic. 1.32. Position (A) control levers for heating and ventilation when heating the car interior
To heat the car interior, set the levers on the heating and ventilation control panel to the positions shown in fig. 1.32.
Heating and defrosting
Pic. 1.33. Position (A) heating and ventilation control levers for heating and deicing
For heating and deicing, set the levers on the heating and ventilation control panel to the positions shown in fig. 1.33.
Windshield deicing
Before driving, clear the windshield, side and rear windows, and the rear-view mirror of ice and snow.
Remove ice and snow from the air grille to increase the efficiency of heating and heater operation, and to prevent fogging of the windshield.
Pic. 1.34. Position (A) heating and ventilation control levers for heating and deicing
To heat and de-ic the windshield, set the levers on the heating and ventilation control panel to the positions shown in fig. 1.34.
Air conditioner
Air conditioner operating mode
1. Close the side fresh air nozzles.
2. Set the temperature control lever to the desired position.
3. Start the engine, press the A/C switch and set the desired fan speed.
4. Set the maximum capacity as follows.
Move the temperature setting lever all the way to the left, the switch lever «fresh/recycled air» into position «recirculated air» and set the fan speed to «4» (see fig. 1.29).
Air conditioner switch
The air conditioner can be turned on or off by pressing the air conditioner switch.
Attention! If the air conditioner is not used for a long time, it should still be run once a week for a few minutes to lubricate the internal parts of the air conditioner compressor.