Air entering the passenger compartment through the air intake passes through the heater. Depending on the position of the heater flap handle, either warm or cold air enters the passenger compartment.
By moving the heater control knobs and adjusting the position of the nozzles, you can achieve the most comfortable conditions in the cabin.
1. This handle regulates the air supply to the driver's and front passenger's feet. At the extreme left position, the air supply is maximum; at the extreme right position, it is blocked.
2. This handle regulates the air supply to the windshield. At the extreme left position, the air supply is maximum, at the extreme right position, it is blocked.
3. This handle regulates the temperature of the air entering the cabin. When the handle is in the extreme left position, cold air enters the cabin, and when it is in the extreme right position, the air is heated to the maximum.
4. To increase the air supply, turn on the heater fan. The fan switch handle has four positions: 0 – the fan is off, I and II – intermediate speeds, III – maximum air supply speed of the fan.
5. To adjust the direction of air flow from the side and central nozzles, move knob 1 to the right or left. To regulate the air flow, use knob 2. In the upper position, the nozzle flap is completely closed; in the lower position, it is open.