Controls and Instruments
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06249
Brightness Control
Adjusts the brightness of the dashboard instruments and switches.
06241
Galley (Optional)
This switch activates the galley’s electrical circuit.
06334
Front Camera Switch (Optional)
Press this switch to turn ON the camera in the windshield and display the road ahead on the
passenger TV monitors. When the front camera is not enabled, the TV circuit reverts to the
video cassette player output.
HVAC CONTROL UNIT
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The vehicle is slightly pressurized by the central
HVAC system to prevent dust and moisture from
entering. Air flow and controls divide the vehicle
into two areas: driver’s area with defroster and
passengers’ area.
Fresh air is fed in each area and has a separate
return air and discharge air duct.
NOTE
To operate the air conditioning system when
stationary, run engine at fast idle. When the
system is running, keep windows and door
closed.
To prevent battery run-down, the central A/C
and heating systems will not operate if the
charging system is not working properly.
When the A/C system is running, park at least 4
feet (1,5 m) from other vehicles or buildings to
allow sufficient air flow through the condenser
core.
Separate driver and passenger heating,
ventilation and air conditioning controls are
located on this panel. To operate, the vehicle’s
engine must be running.
The driver’s and the passengers’ units may be
turned ON by pressing
button.
Also, the driver's HVAC section turns on
automatically at starting of the engine and uses
the settings that were kept in memory before
turning off of the system.
The A/C compressor starts automatically when
the two following conditions are satisfied:
1. The outside temperature is above 32°F
(0°C).
2. The passenger's area temperature has
reached 7°F (4°C) under the set point.
NOTE
Upon starting, if the outside temperature is
above 32°f (0°c) and then drops below 32°f
(0°c), the compressor will keep running up to a
temperature of 15°f (-9°c) to prevent
condensation from forming on the windows.
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