Contents: Air temperature regulator ⇓ Fan speed switch (see fig. 1.105) ⇓ Air distribution mode switch (see…⇓ Air conditioner switch (see fig.…⇓ Switch for ventilation modes (see…⇓
Fig. 1.105. External appearance of the control panel of the air conditioning system with manual control: 1 – Air distribution mode switch handle; 2 – Fan speed switch; 3 – air temperature regulator; 4 – Air conditioner switch; 5 – cabin ventilation mode switch
The external appearance of the control panel of the air conditioning system with manual control is shown in Fig. 1.105
Air temperature regulator
Fig. 1.106. Air temperature adjustment
The air temperature is adjusted by turning the handle. When turning the regulator clockwise, the air temperature increases, and counterclockwise, it decreases (fig. 1.106).
Fan speed switch (see fig. 1.105)
The switch allows you to adjust the fan speed.
- O - The fan is off.
- 1 - Low speed.
- 2 - Average speed.
- 3 - High speed.
- 4 - Maximum speed.
Air distribution mode switch (see fig. 1.105)
Turn the switch handle to one of the positions that corresponds to the air distribution mode you have selected.
Air conditioner switch (see fig. 1.105)
To turn on the air conditioner, press the "A/C" switch. The air conditioner turns on (at the same time, the indicator built into the button lights up), if the fan is running (the fan switch must be in one of the positions: "1", "2", "3", or "4").
To turn off the air conditioner, press the "A/C" switch again.
Note: The air conditioner may not operate when the ambient temperature is close to 0°C.
Switch for ventilation modes (see fig. 1.105)
The switch allows you to turn off the supply ventilation mode and turn on the air recirculation mode, and vice versa.
Press the switch
, to switch the current cabin ventilation mode (for example, turn off the supply ventilation mode and turn on the air recirculation mode or vice versa).
Under normal driving conditions, it is recommended to constantly use the supply ventilation mode.
Supply ventilation mode (indicator off)
The interior is supplied with ambient air from outside the vehicle. Use this mode to ventilate and heat the interior under normal conditions.
Air recirculation mode (indicator on)
Access to the car interior from outside air is stopped. The air inside the car interior circulates in a closed circuit. The recirculation mode is recommended for use when driving in conditions of high air dustiness and in similar cases when it is necessary to isolate the car interior from the surrounding atmosphere. Enabling the air recirculation mode also helps to speed up the cooling of the air inside the car interior.
[Text taken from an online platform MazBook.ru]