AIR CONDITIONER
ADJUSTING THE AIR FLOW OF
THE AIR CONDITIONER
IMPORTANT :
• Do not allow water to enter the fresh air inlet
and the inside air recirculation when washing
the machine.
• Adjust the 9 air-outlet-ports to obtain the desired air
flow.
The air flow in the cab and the fresh air flow into the
cab flow is shown in the following figure.
Front air outlet port
(A) Windshield
(B) Chest area
(C) Foot area
Rear air outlet port (right side)
(A) Windshield
(B) Chest area
Rear air outlet port (left side)
(1) Inside air recirculation (A) Windshield
(B) Chest area
(2) Fresh air inlet
AIR CONTROL VENT
WARNING
To avoid personal injury or death:
• Replace the hoses of the air-conditioner every
two years.
• Inspect the air control vent daily.
Have the machine repaired immediately if any of
the following flaws are discovered.
The following flaws may cause burns or injury,
and they may also cause engine failure and
serious damage.
– Scratches, cracks, or swelling in the hoses
of the air-conditioner.
– Water leaks at joints or connecting points.
– Missing or damaged the hoses-protective
sleeve or grommet of the air-conditioner.
– Loose mounting bolt and damaged bracket.
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