The air distribution knob is used to change the direction of the air flow.
With it, you can set one of five modes of air supply:
Front zone ()
When this mode is set, air is supplied through the central and side ventilation grilles.
Two-level airflow ()
Air enters in two directions. Half of the flow goes through the bottom vents and the rest goes through the center and side vents.
Leg area ()
The main air flow comes through the bottom vents. Air enters through the windshield defroster nozzles, side vents and rear vents. For normal air intake into the rear of the cabin, the space under the front seats must be free
Legs/windows ()
In this mode, the main part of the air flow is directed through the windshield blowing nozzles, door glass blowing nozzles and air supply nozzles to the foot zone. A small amount of air is also directed to the side nozzles.
Glass blowing ()
The main part of the air flow is directed through the windshield blower nozzles and the door glass blower nozzles. A small amount of air is also directed to the side nozzles.