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Ford HVAC Floor Mode Airflow Diagram & Climate Control Knob Layout (AM2268-A)
Schematic of HVAC airflow routing through the heater/AC case and ducts with control-knob settings.
This is a Ford HVAC (heater/air conditioning) airflow schematic, identified by Ford illustration number AM2268-A. The image shows a cutaway-style diagram of the climate control air distribution system, with arrows tracing airflow through the heater/evaporator case, blend door, and ductwork toward the floor outlets (the filename indicates this depicts FLOOR mode operation). Below the airflow diagram are three rotary control knobs from the manual climate control head: a blower speed knob (with HI and LO positions), a temperature knob (labeled COOL and WARM), and a mode selector knob with positions for OFF, PANEL, PANEL & FLOOR, FLOOR, MIX, and DEF. A reader can learn how conditioned air is routed through the HVAC housing when the mode selector is set to a floor-related position, and can see the layout and position labels of the manual HVAC control knobs. The document contains no year, model, torque values, wire colors, or fuse data — it is purely a pictorial airflow/control reference. It was uploaded to a 2007 Ford Mustang gallery, though the same album contains many F-150/truck references, so applicability to a specific model is not stated on the document itself.
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Frequently asked questions
- What are the mode selector positions shown on this Ford HVAC control?
- The mode knob shows OFF, PANEL, PANEL & FLOOR, FLOOR, MIX, and DEF positions.
- What do the arrows in the diagram represent?
- They trace the path of airflow through the HVAC case and ductwork, illustrating how air is distributed (per the filename, in floor mode).
- What temperature settings are labeled on the control knob?
- The temperature knob is labeled COOL and WARM, and the blower knob shows HI and LO.
- Is there a Ford reference number on this diagram?
- Yes, the illustration is marked AM2268-A.
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