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Aston Martin DB7 Factory Workshop Manual Volume 2: Electrics, Body and Air Conditioning (1994-1998)04 · Air conditioning
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Temperature Demand Switch

Make
Aston Martin
Model
DB7 Factory Workshop Manual Volume 2: Electrics, Body and Air Conditioning
Year
1994–1998
Section
Electronic control module and in-car controls › Temperature Demand Switch
Air conditioningTemperature Demand Switch

Temperature Demand Switch

In-car temperatures are selected by the temperature demand switch (Fig. 1).

Temperature Demand Switch Diagram with DEF, 3, 2, 1 markings and arrow indicating direction of rotation

The switch is coupled to a 590 ohm potentiometer (Fig. 2) supplied with +5 volts from pin 43 of the ECM. The output voltage is from zero to 2.885 volts which represents a range of temperatures from 16 to 38°C. Rotation of the switch is restricted mechanically to 180° of travel.

Circuit diagram showing 590 Ω Linear potentiometer, 410 Ω resistor, GND, and +5v connections with Temperature Demand Signal output

Face Level Differential Controller

The face level differential control alters the temperature of the air distributed through the face level vents. The switch is coupled to a 10 K ohm potentiometer supplied with +5 volts from pin 43 of the control module (Fig. 3). Temperature, from the face vents, is decreased by moving the switch anticlockwise and increased by moving it clockwise.

Circuit diagram showing 6.6 K resistor, 10 KΩ Linear potentiometer, GND, +5v, and Temperature Differential Signal output

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