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Adjusting the volume and direction of air (Mitsubishi Pajero 1)

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Contents: Central ventilation grille ⤓ Side ventilation grille ⤓

Central ventilation grille





1. Pen
2. Lever
Open
Closed


Move the ventilation grilles to the open position using the lever.

When the fan is turned on, air constantly enters the passenger compartment through the side ventilation grilles. Air is drawn through the central ventilation grille when the fan is on and the control knob is in the position , or , and the cold air flow regulator is in the position (white icon).




Side ventilation grille





2. Lever
3. Pen


Air flows through the center vent continuously when the cold air flow control is in the position (blue icon), regardless of the position of the control handle.

Adjust the direction of the air flow using the handle on the grille. To do this, you need to lift it up or down, or move it to the right or left.

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Warning: In rare cases, air coming from the air vents on vehicles with air conditioning may appear as fog. This happens because the moist air is suddenly cooled and is normal.


Cold air flow regulator





2. Open
3. Closed




When the control knob is turned to the position (heating), (heating and heated glass) or (heated glass), you can turn on the cold air supply through the central ventilation grilles to get rid of the increased temperature in the upper part of the cabin.

Set the regulator to position (blue icon) (move the regulator all the way to the left). Cold air can come either from outside or from an air conditioner.

To stop the flow of cold air, move the regulator to the position (white icon) (move the regulator all the way to the right).
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