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Heater and air conditioner control (Honda Civic 7)

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The operation of the air conditioner and heater is controlled from the control panel.

1. To turn on the heater, move the heater fan speed switch (3) from the "OFF" position to any other position. To turn on the air conditioner, press the "A/C" air conditioner switch (5). When the air conditioner is turned on, the indicator on the switch lights up

Attention: blinking of the indicator during operation of the air conditioning system means that the system is not working properly, and the air conditioner will automatically turn off.


If the air conditioning mode was on before the last shutdown, then when you move the heater fan speed switch (3) from the "OFF" position, the air conditioning mode will immediately start working. When you press the "A/C" switch (5) again, the air conditioning mode will turn off and the heater will work. The heater works if the air conditioning mode is off.

2. The air flow direction switch (1) is designed to change the air flow direction.

To switch the blowing mode, move the switch to the required position.

In this position, the air flow is directed towards the head area.

In this position, the air flow is directed…


In this position, the air flow is directed towards the head and floor area at the same time.



In this position, the air flow is directed…


In this position, the air flow is directed entirely towards the floor.

In this position, the air flow is directed…


In this position, the air flow is directed to the windshield, front door windows, outside mirror area and floor.

In this position, the air flow is directed to the…


In this position, the air flow is directed towards the windshield and is used in case of fogging of the windshield.

In this position, the air flow is directed…


Heater and air conditioner control panel (type…

Heater and air conditioner control panel (type 1). 1 - air flow direction switch, 2 - temperature regulator, 3 - heater fan speed switch, 4 - air intake adjustment switch (ventilation / recirculation), 5 - air conditioner switch "A/C.




Heater and air conditioner control panel (type…

Heater and air conditioner control panel (type 2). 1 - air flow direction switch, 2 - temperature regulator, 3 - heater fan speed switch, 4 - air intake adjustment switch (ventilation / recirculation), 5 - air conditioner switch "A/C.


3. Air intake adjustment switch (ventilation/recirculation) (4) allows air to be taken either from outside the vehicle or from the passenger compartment.

Note: If the recirculation mode is used for a long period of time, the windows may fog up.


4. The air flow force is controlled by the switch (3).

5. The temperature regulator (2) is used to set the air temperature in the car interior within the range from 18° to 32°C.

6. If the windshield fogs up, move the air flow direction switch to the extreme right position. This will only blow air onto the windshield.

7. There are sensors in the car interior, the readings of which are used by the air conditioning system in automatic mode. The location of the sunlight sensor and the air temperature sensor in the car interior are shown in the figures.

Note: Do not place foreign objects on the sun sensor or cover the interior air temperature sensor.



Note: Do not place foreign objects on the sun…


Note: Do not place foreign objects on the sun…


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