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TM 9-2320-312-10
OPERATION UNDER UNUSUAL CONDITIONS - CONTINUED
0006 00
OPERATE IN EXTREME COLD - CONTINUED
e.
Setting Preheat Start Times into Memory.
(1) Press preheat time set button (P) (8) until desired memory location (1) is displayed (three memory locations are
available).
3
2
1
4
1
Memory Location
2
Time and Day Display
3
Air Temperature Display
(Optional)
4
Heater ON Symbol
5
Forward Scan
5
6
Backward Scan
7
Heater On/Off
8
Preheat Time Set
9
Time Set
9
6
8
7
**NOTE
When vehicle lights are
on, timer display back-
light will also turn on.
(2) Using forward or backward scan (5 or 6), set desired preheat start time of day. When time stops flashing, time of
day is set.
(3) Using forward or backward scan (5 or 6), set desired day of week. When day of week stops flashing, day is set.
f.
Operating Heater Using Preset Start Times.
(1) Press preheat time set button (P) (8) until desired memory location (1) is displayed. Heater will automatically
start at time and day displayed.
(2) The time and day display will go off in 15 seconds, but the memory location (1) number will remain on.
g.
Turning Heater Off All Modes.
Press heater on/off button (7) once. Heat signal to heater will turn off. Heater will do a normal cool down, then
turn itself off.
OPERATE IN EXTREME HEAT
CAUTION
Limit unnecessary idling time to five minutes. Under no condition should idling time exceed a maximum of
10 minutes. Excessive idling can cause carbon buildup and damage to engine.
General. During very hot weather, driving procedures may require altering to prevent vehicle overheating. Avoid contin-
1.
uous long, hard pulls. Allow engine to idle if it becomes overheated. If engine does not cool sufficiently after a maximum
of 10 minutes of idling, shut down and notify Unit Maintenance.
Driving Vehicle.
2.
a.
Check coolant temperature gauge and stop if temperature is unusually high. Allow vehicle to cool down.
0006 00-9

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