Auxiliary Low Blower Speed

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When the Low blower speed is selected at the front auxiliary HVAC control assembly, the front auxiliary HVAC control assembly applies a ground to the auxiliary low speed blower motor relay through the auxiliary blower motor low speed control circuit. When the relay closes its switch, voltage is provided by the battery positive voltage circuit. Voltage is divided between 2 series resistors in the auxiliary blower motor resistor assembly and the auxiliary blower motor to achieve the desired blower speed. The auxiliary blower motor is included in the series circuit by the auxiliary blower motor supply voltage and ground circuits. The auxiliary blower motor switch and auxiliary blower motor are grounded by the ground circuit.

When the Low blower speed is selected at the rear auxiliary HVAC control assembly, the rear auxiliary HVAC control assembly applies a ground to the auxiliary low speed blower motor relay through the auxiliary blower motor low speed control circuit, the auxiliary blower motor switch control circuit, the auxiliary HVAC control processor, then through the Aux. CNTL switch position on the front auxiliary HVAC control assembly. When the auxiliary low speed blower motor relay closes its switch, voltage is provided by the battery positive voltage circuit. Voltage is divided between 2 series resistors in the auxiliary blower motor resistor assembly and the auxiliary blower motor to achieve the desired blower speed. The auxiliary blower motor is included in the series circuit by the auxiliary blower motor supply voltage and ground circuits. The auxiliary blower motor switch and auxiliary blower motor are grounded by the ground circuit.