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4
5
1-Biower switch
2-Lever for air distribution
3-
Temperature
knob
4-Recirculation
air
switch
5-Defroster switch
6-Air conditioning switch
1
A_
Automatically Controlled
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Air Conditioning
The automatic
system
controls the temperature
in the passenger compartment in accordance
with the selected temperature
range.
The air flow can be
regulated
by opening or
closing
the centre
and
side air
vents.
2
3
6
The upper slide lever can be used to direct air
towards the windscreen (right
-
open, left -
closed}.
The lower slide control can be used to direct air
towards the footwells (right
-
open, left -
closed}.
The
air conditioner
operates only when the en-
gine is running.
The cooling efficiency is dependent
on
engine
speed. If more
cooling
is
required
it is necess-
ary - especially in city driving or
stop/go
condi-
tions
-
to increase engine
rpm.
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The air
conditioner can
be
activated,
tOJ.!ollllll'~!.
of air distribution settings, by presslllfl ltlP
.m
conditioning switch (indicator
light comes on).
When the
system
is
switched on, the
air cond1
tioning
compressor is switched on by
a
rna
netic clutch.
For
maximum
cooling
set
the
blower
switch
to
position 4 and the temperature
slide all the way
to the
left.
In addition, close
the windows and
open the centre and side air vents
completely.
If the vehicle has been standing
for a
long
time
in direct
sunlight, it is advisable
to
turn on the
air
conditioning
with the windows open, to pro-
vide through ventilation.
In damp weather, the air
conditioning com-
pressor can be switched on regardless of the
outside temperature in order to dehumidify the
incoming
air.
This prevents the windows from
fogging up.
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