Seat toledo, Owner'S Manual

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HANDLING INSTRUCTIONS
The air conditioner is a combined cooling
and heating system which provides the
maximum possible comfort all the year
round.
The cooling system only works when the
engine is running, the ambient tempera-
ture is above about +5°C and the ventila-
tor is set to positions I to IIII.
When the cooling system is switched on it
reduces not only the temperature inside
the vehicle but also the air humidity mak-
ing the vehicle occupants feel more com-
fortable, when there is a high level of
humidity.
Control e elements
A – – T Temperature s selector
To tthe rright – increases heat output
To tthe lleft – decreases heat output
If the air conditioning is connected the
cooling capacity is increased if you turn
the regulator to the right.
B – – B Blower
Air throughput can be adjusted in four
stages.
In position
0 the blower is switched off,
but air is let in from the outside. If you
want to stop polluted (smelly) air coming
in from outside press switch E (air circula-
tion).
Warning
As tthis m
may m make tthe w windows
steam u up y you s should n not d drive ffor
too llong iin tthis p position.
C – – A Air d distribution
Air fflow ffor
footwell
Vents 5 are opened.
All vents 3 and 4 must be opened to
direct all the air flow to the feet.
Air fflow ffor tthe
windscreen a
area
Vents 3 can be used to direct air to the
side windows.
Vents 1 and 2 are opened.
Air fflow o of
the v vents
Vents 1, 2 and 5 are closed. The air comes
out of vents 3 and 4.
In the positions mentioned above there is
always a leak of air to the remaining
vents.
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