So it's not really for a weather machine
Ok, you got me. The winter/summer switch seen earlier is the equivalent of a "heat/cool" switch on a modern thermostat. Of course, I'd never seen anything like it. This design presents some usability issues. Do I switch it to summer when I want it to feel like summer? Does this switch activate a weather machine? In fact, the sign to the right explains that this is not the case. It reads (with superfluous quotations):
Operating instructions for A/C and heat -
1. Place the summer-winter switch on 'summer' for A/C
2. Turn the air conditioner on. Note: "Do not" turn the numbered dial, above "8".
3. Place the summer-winter switch on 'winter' for heat.
4. Set thermostat as desired.
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Why do people use quotations for "emphasis?" Where do they "learn" this?
-paintboy49dwj, 2010-02-15 19:48:33
If you are supposed to "not" turn the numbered dial above "8" then why are there higher numbers there in the first place?
-Tiff17Atl, 2010-07-19 22:55:13