1996-2008 Ford Ka 2 Door Climate control -> Principle of operation User Manual
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Climate control  
Air conditioning  
PRINCIPLE OF  
OPERATION  
Note: The air conditioning system  
only operates when the temperature  
is above +4 ºC, the engine is running  
and the blower is switched on.  
Operating the air conditioning leads  
to higher fuel consumption.  
Outside air  
Always keep the air intakes forward  
of the front windscreen free of snow,  
leaves etc., to allow the system to  
function effectively.  
The air is directed through the  
coolant heat exchanger where it is  
cooled if the air conditioning is  
switched on. In addition, humidity is  
extracted from the air to help keep  
the windows free of mist.  
Recirculated air  
Note:It is not recommended to use  
recirculated air for more than 30  
minutes as there is no air exchange  
and the windows may mist up.  
The resulting condensation is  
directed to the outside of the vehicle.  
It is therefore quite normal if you  
notice a small pool of water  
When recirculated air is selected, only  
the air currently in the passenger  
compartment will be circulated.  
Outside air will not enter the vehicle.  
underneath the parked vehicle.  
General notes on  
Fresh air filter  
controlling the climate in  
the vehicles interior  
The fresh air filter removes most  
potentially harmful particles such as  
pollen, industrial fallout and road dust  
from the air entering the vehicles  
interior.  
Close all the windows completely.  
To warm the interior effectively, direct  
the heated air to the footwell area. In  
cold or humid weather, direct some  
of the air towards the front  
In an automatic car wash, you should  
switch off the ventilation blower to  
prevent the filter collecting wax  
deposits.  
windscreen and side windows.  
To cool the interior effectively, direct  
the cooled air towards the face level.  
Blower  
The blower motor may emit noises.  
Heating  
The heating depends upon the  
coolant temperature and is therefore  
only effective when the engine is  
warm.  
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