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CONTROLS AND EQUIPMENT
Setting
the
time
•
Press
and hold clock button E.
• Set clock
with
buttons A.
The
display lights up as long as button is
oressed.
When button is released the dis
play goes out or, if a time has been pre
selected,
the selected time lights up for 2
sees.
To
switch
heater
on or off • This is done by pressing button
F.
When
-eater is switched on the warning lamp G ghts up.
To
ensure
that
the heater starts the lever ;or the heat output must be pushed fully to
:ie
right.
This
closes
an electrical contact.
Preselecting
starting
time
for
heater
stationary operation, ignition off)
With buttons C two different switch-on
:imes
can be selected within 24 hours.
•
Press
and hold button. The appropriate
*:gure 1 or 2 appears in display. The ready- •or-action lamp lights up.
• Set required switch-on time
with
but
tons A. The display remains on for about 20 seconds after releasing button C.
To
ensure
that
the heater starts up at the
selected
time, the lever for the heat output must be pushed fully over to the
right.
In
addition to this the blower must be
switched to Stage 1. On account of the higher current consumption, a higher
stage
should only be selected in isolated
cases.
Switching
preselected
time
off • The preselected time can be switched
off by briefly pressing the appropriate but
ton C. The ready-for-action lamp and the figure in display then go out.
Fuses
The
fuses for the auxiliary heater are in an additional holder behind the main fuse
box.
Notes
• Every time the heater is switched off,
the warm air and combustion air blowers
continue running briefly to cool the heater
down quicker.
• To avoid draining the battery, do not run
the heater repeatedly when the engine is not running.
• When driving through mud and snow,
the exhaust pipe may tend to get blocked.
Have
a look at it occasionally to see
that
it
is
clear.
WARNING
Never
start
the
heater
or let the
engine
or the
heater
run in an enclosed,
unventilated
area.
Exhaust
fumes
from
the
engine
or the
heater
contain
carbon monoxide,
which
is colorless and odor
less.
Carbon monoxide,
however
is a
very
harmful
gas, and may be
fatal
if in haled.
Due to the
risk
of
fire
the
heater
must
not be used
when
vehicle
is
parked
on
dry grass, brush or leaves.
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DO-IT-YOURSELF-SERVICEI
• Remove the four screws (arrows) and
take the headlight out. | B16-251
Outer
headlights
• Disconnect wire connector (1)
• Twist lock ring (2) counterclockwise,
pull bulb (3) out ot headlight housing and
discard.
• Install new bulb so
that
the locating lugs
on the headlight housing engage the
recesses
on the bulb.
• Reinstall lock ring so
that
its recesses
engage
the locating lugs on the headlight
housing.
• Twist lock ring clockwise until firmly
seated.
• Reconnect wire connector. Have head
light beam alignment checked.
Auxiliary
driving
lamps
• Turn cap to
left
and take off.
• Pull wire connector off.
• Unhook spring clip holding bulb and
swing it away.
• Take bulb out and insert new bulb so
that
the locating lug on bulb plate engages
recess
in reflector.
• Swing spring clip over bulb plate.
Squeeze
clip together and engage it in the retaining lugs.
• Attach wire again.
• Install cap and
turn
to
right.
• Have headlight setting checked.
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