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Heating and ventilation
The central air vents
| Fig. 1.28. The central air vents: 1 - the rotary switch; 2 - light; 3 - manual adjustment knob
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The central rotary air vents may be automatically rotated (Fig. 1.28). Repeatedly pressing the switch it off again. When turning off the rotary nozzles can manually adjust the direction of air flow.
The side air vents Air flows can be adjusted independently of one another.
 The amount of air supplied through the side vent nozzle depends on the fan speed.
 Ventilation is off.
 Number of incoming air depends on the speed of the vehicle.
The control panel heating and ventilation
| Fig. 1.29. The control panel heating and ventilation: 1 - adjustment lever air distribution; 2 - the lever switch "fresh / recirculated air"; 3 - the switch of the fan speed; 4 - air temperature adjustment lever
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The control panel heating and ventilation is shown in Fig. 1.29. Adjusting the airflow. With the adjustment lever the air distribution can be set air outlet from various air vents. Switching the "fresh / recirculated air." With the shift lever "fresh / recirculated air" can be set over the interior of the vehicle either fresh air or recirculated air. Temperature control.
| Fig. 1.30. Position (s) of controls heating and ventilation when adjusting the temperature of the air supplied to the interior of the vehicle
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With the temperature control lever can adjust the temperature of air supplied into the vehicle interior (Fig. 1.30). Switch fan speed. The switch can be mounted in the following positions: OFF - the fan is off; 1 - low speed; 2 - average speed; 3 - high speed; 4 - very high speed. Turning off the supply of fresh air. Turn off the fan. Set the gear lever "fresh / recirculated air" to the appropriate position. Close the side air vents. Air is supplied to the upper space and the interior of the legs.
| Fig. 1.31. Position (s) of controls heating and ventilation when the air in the upper space of the passenger compartment and in the legs
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Carried out after the installation of the lever adjust the air distribution to the appropriate position (Fig. 1.31). Heating.
| Fig. 1.32. Position (s) of controls heating and ventilation for heating the passenger compartment
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For heating the passenger compartment set the levers on the control panel heating and ventilation in the positions shown in Fig. 1.32. Heating and thawing.
| Fig. 1.33. Position (s) of controls heating and ventilation for heating and defrosting
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For heating and defrosting set the levers on the control panel heating and ventilation in the positions shown in Fig. 1.33. De-icing of the windscreen. Before you start moving, clear ice and snow from the windshield, side and rear windows and rear-view mirror. Remove ice and snow from the grille to the air to improve the efficiency and heating of the heater, to prevent fogging of the windshield.
| Fig. 1.34. Position (s) of controls heating and ventilation for heating and defrosting
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For heating and defrosting the windshield, set the levers on the control panel heating and ventilation in the positions shown in Fig. 1.34.
Air Conditioning Mode Operation 1. Close the side air fresh air. 2. Set the temperature control lever to the desired position. 3. Start up the engine, the air conditioner, press the switch and set the desired fan speed. 4. Set the maximum performance follows. Move the lever to set the temperature to the left, the lever switch "fresh / recirculated air" to "recirculated air" and set the fan speed mode "4" (see. Fig. 1.29). C switch Air conditioning can be turned on or off by pressing the switch unit.
A WARNING If the unit is not used for a long time, it nevertheless should be included once a week for a few minutes to lubricate the internal parts of the compressor unit. |
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