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TM  5-4120-377-14 2-9. OPERATION IN LO HEAT MODE In  the  LO  HEAT  mode  three  thermostatically  controlled  heaters  are  activated. a.  Turn  mode  selector  switch  to  LO  HEAT. b.  Turn  TEMPerature  control  thermostat  knob  as  far  as  it  will  go  in  the  INCREASE  (warmer)  position. Figure 2-8. LO HEAT Control Setting NOTE For faster warmup start unit in HI HEAT mode. In moderate temperatures, unit can then be switched  back  to  LO  HEAT. c.  When  room  or  enclosure  temperature  reaches  the  desired  level,   slowly  turn   the   TEMPerature   control thermostat  knob  toward  DECREASE.  Heating  will  stop  when  you  reach  the  approximate  room  temperature. Further   adjustment   can   be   made   by   turning   the   TEMPerature   control   thermostat   knob   slightly   toward lNCREASE  (warmer)  or  DECREASE  (cooler)  until  desired  temperature  is  controlled  automatically. NOTE Should   unit   fail   to   heat   the   room   or   enclosure   to   the   desired   temperature   or   fail   to maintain  the  desired  temperature  with  TEMPerature  control  thermostat  set  in  maximum INCREASE  position,  switch  to  HI  HEAT. d.  Adjust  fresh  air  damper  (door)  to  desired  setting.  It  is  normally  better  to  keep  the  fresh  air  damper  slightly open.  Damper  should  be  closed  during  very  cold  weather  and  during  fast  warmup  periods. Figure  2-9.  Fresh  Air  Damper  (Door)  Adjustment 2-15

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