The
supply
of
air
to
the rear
window
and the rear
floor
space
is
regulated
by
the controls located
to
the right
of
the hand brake between the front seats. (See Fig. #2) .
These
controls can also be operated by the back seat
passenger.
The
left-hand
control
regulates the
supply
of
air
to
the
rear
floor
area while the right-hand lever regulates the
rear
window
defroster.
In
both cases the
flow
of
air
is
completely shut
off
in the forward position while full
flow
is
achieved in the back position.
The car
is
equipped
with
a ventilation fan
which
boosts
the
inflow
of
air, especially at
low
road speeds. The fan
runs at
half speed when the switch is in the intermediate
position and at
full speed when the switch
is
in the
down
position.
Figure 1
Contr
ols for:
1
Windshield and
front
side wi
ndow
defroster
2. Thermostat
regulated heat control
3. Air flow to fl
oor
area
4. Fresh air flow
5.
Flow direction
Maximum windshield defrosting effect
is
obtained
with the fan operating at
full speed, the DEFR
control
in
the open position and the
other
air
controls
on
the
instru-
ment
panel turned off. The air
flow
can be similarly
concentrated to the rear
window
or
the
floor
areas.
The air vents
located at both ends and in the center
of
the instrument panel admit
only
unheated air.
The
center
air vents are
closed when lever 4
is
in the
upper
position
and open when it
is
down. The
outer
air
vents are
op-
posite the center vents, closed when the lever 4
is
down
and open when it
is
up. The
air
flow
can be adjusted by
moving
control
5
in
the required direction.
Figure 2
Rear controls for heating
and ventilation
1 Rear
floor space
contro
l.
2. Rear Window
defroster
contr
ol.
Figure 3
Outer fresh air vent
4. Air intake
contro
l.
5. Flow direction control
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