Still unknown reason why, but after resetting system that is digitaly controlled is now working properly. THANKS DON.
When you switch the control to direct air through the dash vents, the HVAC system redirects airflow away from the defrost vents. The system uses a series of blend doors to control airflow direction, and if the defrost setting is not activated, those doors remain closed, preventing air from flowing through the defrost vents. Therefore, air is channeled exclusively to the dash vents instead.
Because the air selector died.
The e-150 heat/ac system uses vacuum to control the air direction through a series of doors. There is most likely a vacuum leak causing the defrost door to keep air flowing away from the dash vents.
You have vacuum line leaks somewhere.
The control swith gets burned up and instead of resisting the current it allows all the voltage to go through replace the control swithes and it should be fixed
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In many cases leaves can cause smoke to blow through the defrost of a 1990 Ford F 150
When you set the control, if you chose defrost, it usually does it at the temperature you specify. So if you want heat only blowing through the windshield vents, which I believe may be the question you are asking, it varies between makes of cars. This is what to look for : defrost, fan speed, temperature. If you mean "Can a car that only has a heater ( no air conditioning ) be used to defrost?" The answer is still yes. I believe the question is missing words. It is comparable to asking "Hand, just finger work?" You might try asking again, being more specific, explaining why it is a problem.
When there is a problem in the vent system it defaults to defrost setting. Check the doors & vac supply
If the AC and heater in your 2009 Mercury are only blowing air through the defrost vents and not into the cabin vents, it may be due to a malfunctioning blend door actuator or a problem with the HVAC control system. The blend door actuator controls the flow of air to different vents, and if it’s stuck or malfunctioning, it may be directing all air to the defrost vents. Additionally, issues with the climate control module or vacuum leaks in the system could also cause this problem. A thorough inspection of the HVAC system is recommended to identify the exact cause.
Yes, Chevrolet Silverado's have side steps. You can have them installed at a Chevy dealer or through a third party.
To set the defrost function on a Litton Aire microwave, first press the "Defrost" button. Then, enter the weight of the food you want to defrost using the numeric keypad. Once the weight is set, press "Start" to begin the defrosting process. Make sure to check and turn the food halfway through for even defrosting.