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This article provides hvac heater/defroster operating tips using mode selector dial. This includes the use of intermediate positions.


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Multi-Model (Equipped with Manual HVAC)
Heater SYSTEM OPERATING TIPS
This article provides HVAC heater/defroster operating tips using Mode selector dial. This includes the use of intermediate
positions
.
Operating Tips For Manual HVAC
To warm-up foot area quickly, you first need to consider if the windshield is fogged.
Some customers set the MODE SELECTOR DIAL to
. This position will provide best heater performance to foot
area; however, defroster performance may be limited.
If windshield fogging is present, use intermediate positions
Temp
between
Fan
and
or
and
.
Mode
Intermediate
Positions
Mazda3 is shown
The chart below shows the airflow ratio to Floor/Defroster at each mode including intermediate positions.
100%
90%
80%
70%
60%
Airflow 50%
Ratio
40%
30%
20%
10%
0%
Airflow to heater foot area
Airflow to defroster
Airflow to heater foot area
Mode
Note: Once the cabin interior warms up to the desired temperature, change from Recirc
Air mode
to Outside
to minimize windshield fogging.
The flow chart below shows the best heater mode positions to heat the floor, including the usage of intermediate position
between Floor and Defroster/Floor.
Start Engine
Set the mode to
intermediate position
between Floor and
Defroster/Floor
Set to Recirc mode
Wait and see
Wait and see
Does windshield
get foggy?
Wait and see
Adjust the mode to next
one with more airflow to
floor
Yes
Adjust the mode to next
one with more defrost
No
No
Is vehicle
interior at
desired temp?
Yes
Change from Recirc to
Outside air mode
Interior is too cold
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