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Main Components and Operating Concept
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The fuel pump delivers fuel to the combustion chamber.
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The combustion air blower delivers air to the combustion chamber.
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A glow pin is used to ignite the fuel-air mixture.
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The heat from the flame is transferred through the heat exchanger while the exhaust
gases are expelled to the exterior of the vehicle.
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The process air blower transfers air from the cabin, over the outside of the heat
exchanger and blows hot air into the cabin.
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The heater automatically maintains the desired set temperature in the cabin by
regulating through multiple heat output modes.
1) Process Air Blower
6) Blower Motor
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Combustion Air
2) Control Unit
7) Glow Pin
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Exhaust Gas
3) Combustion Air Blower
8) Fuel Metering Pump
F.
Fresh Air Intake
4) Combustion Chamber & Heat Exchanger 9) Operating Switch
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Hot Air Outlet
5) Overheat Sensor
D.
Fuel Intake
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