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Calibration News Forums Today's Posts Log In Register Home / Dodge Caravan Blend Door Calibration #1 Terry Donlan's AvatarTerry Donlan , 11-24-2010 12:00 PM I have a 2005 Grand Caravan that has the 3 zone Heat/AC unit. Every season I have to have my Blend Doors recalibrated because it won't allow me to redirect where the air is blowing. Does anyone know the procedure to recalibrate the blend doors? I have to go to the dealer twice a year to have this done and they charge me $100 each time. I'm sure it's easy to do, I just need to know how? The New 2017 Corolla Explore Models, Options & MPG. Get the New Premium With Corolla. Continue at www.toyota.com/Corolla #2 Tizzy1's AvatarTizzy1 , 11-24-2010 02:22 PM A/C-HEATER CONTROL CALIBRATION The A/C-heater control module must be recalibrated each time an actuator motor or the A/C-heater control is replaced. If the vehicle is so equipped, the calibration procedure also includes rear HVAC positions for each actuator motor. Turn the ignition switch to the On...
더 읽어보기Underneath of the dash to the right of the steering column on the driver's side is a cam. It has an electric servo motor that moves it from floor to defrost. You can try reaching up there and helping it move and maybe you can lubricate it with some WD-40 and a straw. If you move the knob on the dashboard from Floor to defrost and hear a loud clicking sound you may get lucky and just may be stuck. If that does not help it maybe the electric servo motor is bad or the switch on a dashboard may be bad. The best I can remember there is a calibration procedure if this does not help I can post that.
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Most of the time it is a moisture issue. Tap water is a very poor conductor of electricity, add soap and it becomes an excellent one. WD-40 displaces (gets rid of it) moisture. It won't hurt anything and should help with any blade lubrication issues you may have (lack of oil on the blades). #1 phillips screwdriver and a can of WD, use the straw. Apply liberally, wipe down excess from the exterior and enjoy your trimmer. Hands down the best trimmer I have ever had. Keep the thing dry it's not designed to be used underwater goof!