VEHICLES WITH MANUALLY REGULATED A/C SYSTEM, A/C Control Module -J301

2018 Audi A5 Quattro Prestige, 2D ConvertibleSECTION VEHICLES WITH MANUALLY REGULATED A/C SYSTEM, A/C Control Module -J301
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The A/C Control Module -J301- 

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  1. A -  A/C Control Module -J301- Control Head for Vehicles without Seat Heating
  2. 1 -  Temperature Regulator
  3. 2 -  Recirculation Mode Button
    • Illuminated LED indicates the "recirculated-air mode" function is selected.
    • The "recirculated-air mode" function is canceled when setting the air distribution to "Defrost" (air to the windshield).
  4. 3 - A/C  Button for A/C Compressor
    • Illuminated LED indicates the "A/C compressor on" function is selected
  5. 4 -  Knob for Fresh Air Blower -V2-
  6. 5 -  Rear Window Defogger Button
  7. 6 -  Air Distribution Knob
    • Different versions (with different symbols). Refer to the Parts Information
  8. B -  A/C Control Module -J301- Control Head for Vehicles with Seat Heating
  9. 1 -  Recirculation Mode Button
    • Illuminated LED indicates the "recirculated-air mode" function is selected.
    • The "recirculated-air mode" function is canceled when setting the air distribution to "Defrost" (air to the windshield).
  10. 2 -  Temperature Regulator
  11. 3 -  Left Seat Heating Button
  12. 4 -  Right Seat Heating Button
  13. 5 -  Air Distribution Knob
    • Different versions (with different symbols). Refer to the Parts Information
  14. 6 -  Rear Window Defogger Button
  15. 7 - A/C  Button for A/C Compressor
    • Illuminated LED indicates the "A/C compressor on" function is selected
  16. 8 -  Knob for Fresh Air Blower -V2-
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