Blue Bird VISION 2011, Руководство водителя

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VISION
D R I V E R S H A N D B O O K
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Passenger Windows
Opening split sash windows in the Blue Bird
Vision
, operate similarly to other win-
dows familiar to school bus Drivers. To lower a window, place an index finger in both
of the spring loaded sliding latches and slide them inward away from the frame. Hold
them inward as you slide the window sash downward.
There are four intermediate opening positions between fully closed and fully
opened. When the sash is opened to the desired height, release the latch slides and
then push the top of the sash frame upward or downward to make sure the latches
on both sides engage one of the position notches. When the window is in one of the
intermediate positions, the sash can be pushed upward to close without first retract-
ing the latches. However, the notches of the fully-opened positions are designed to
latch more securely. To close a window that is fully open, slide the latches inward and
then slide the sash.
The windows are designed for maintenance free operation. However, a light sili-
cone spray lube may be applied to the slides and frames as needed to help ensure
smooth operation.
Damaged latches can be replaced without removal of the window or sash. Repair
technicians should refer to the Vision Service Manual for the procedure.
Push inward on both slide latches to lower window.
Each window has five open positions. When in any of the
top four positons, the window sash can be closed (raised)
without retracting the latches.
When the window is in its fully open (fully lowered) position,
the latches must be retracted to close the window.