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The Keymatic washing machine sits in a desolate, barren landscape. A man in silhouette sitting on a chair with a television in the background interrupts the commentary to ask what is so special about this machine. Very surreal. He is in the trade. Camera tracks into Hoover Keymatic control panel. It is a revolution, the whole cycle of washing, rinsing and spinning is operated by the flick of one switch, the ON button. Our interrupter takes a pipe and tobacco pouch out of his pocket and fills his pipe. Animation of two taps (hot and cold) attached to hoses from the washing machine. Temperature control of washing water. Diagrammatic representation of how the washing machine operates in the washing cycle. We see the eyes of our pipe smoking silhouette as he questions how the water is kept hot in the machine if there is only cold running water. More diagrams of a cross section of the machine showing full cycle of washing, rinsing and spinning. A female is brought into the equation, the typical housewife, to ask questions such as how does it automatically control the temperature. Explanation of washing programmes. The programme is on a cassette disc type of mechanism and is used to set the washing machine. Explanation of each programme. Whites include sheets, pillow cases. The housewife is seen with her washing in the kitchen, the machine hooked up to the kitchen sink. Putting sheets and pillow cases into the washing machine, pushing the ON button and clicking the programming cassette into the machine. Includes close ups of control panel. Repeat of procedure with coloured liquid. Drip Dry articles of clothing pegged to a line are pulled across the screen including a nightgown and a white shirt. The housewife asks if it will take a blanket. She takes a double blanket out of the washing machine. Delicate fabrics are discussed. And woollens. She takes a woollen Baby-Gro off her child. Shots of Keymatic spinning around on an invisible pedestal in that pornographic advertising industry kind of way. A mother and two children, the mother asks about the technical aspects of the machine. Reiteration of washing cycles through diagrammatic representation. Washing drying on a line. Keymatic offers dual washing action! Hand puts washing powder into machine, then sheets. Discussion of labour saving nature of automated washing. A housewife stands on top of the machine (trick photograph) baking, sewing, flower arranging, having afternoon tea with her friend. Comparison of Keymatic with Hoover Twin Tub. Keymatic’s castors. Pre-wash programme explained. Indicator of washing cycle explained. The housewife disappears and the washing machine salesman is told to stay by the narrator. Brilliant minimalist set represents the appliance shop. Two women enter the shop. One of the woman has seen advertisements for the Keymatic on television and wants to look at one. The shop assistant obliges. Nice customer and nasty customer scenario. The other woman complains that it looks smaller than it did on television. Shop assistant explains the term automated to the nice woman. And the programming. He basically reiterates what we have already heard. He explains the key slate (or programming cassette disc) . The dealer arranges for a home demonstration. The rest of the shop has a refrigerator, twin tub and vacuum cleaner in the background. The dealer speaks to the Hoover representative on the telephone which is a pay phone seemingly hanging in mid air. Great lamps in the background of the set. Moving the Keymatic from the shop to the back of a van. Two men carry it. Minimalist set representing kitchen of woman customer. Customer has sorted out white wash for demonstration. Putting more washing into the washing machine drum. In the lounge, the customer and her husband drink coffee and look at literature on the Keymatic. The customer trades in her old washing machine for a brand new Keymatic ! Fantastic set for office of head of Hoover. Mr Griffiths who talks about trade ins and the importance of the Keymatic in the washing machine industry. He also looks at the growth of the industry since 1948, by animated means, including the percentage of homes that had automatic washing machines. 1957 sales figures of wringer, semi automatic and automatic machines. Mr Griffiths takes a cigarette out of a cigarette box and plays with it as he talks, then lights it. He continues smoking as he talks. Projected figures for 1961 sales of washing machines by graph. Sales forecast for 1968. Explanation of trade ins. Site of new Hoover factory at Merthyr Tydfil, Wales, on an old slag heap.

“This is the climate control panel for your vehicle.

The AUTO mode may be used all year round. The system automatically regulates and maintains fan speed, airflow and temperature in the cabin. To turn the system ON, press the AUTO button. The indicator light turns ON when the system is activated.

Pressing the DEFROST button or changing the fan speed or airflow mode turns off the AUTO function and switches the system to manual control. To reactivate automatic control, press the AUTO button.

To turn the entire climate control system OFF, press the OFF button.

Your vehicle has separate temperature control buttons for the driver and front seat passenger. Press the button with the blue down arrow to set a lower temperature or the button with the red up arrow to set a warmer temperature.

If you want to adjust the passenger side temperature independently from the driver’s side, press the DUAL button or press the passenger’s side temperature control buttons up or down. The DUAL control indicator and the passenger’s side temperature will be displayed on the monitor.

If the DUAL mode is not active, the driver’s temperature control buttons set the temperature for both the driver and passenger. To switch back to driver control when the DUAL mode is active, press the DUAL button again.

Press the air flow control button repeatedly to cycle through these four air flow choices:

● Air will flow from center and side vents.
● Air will flow from center, side and foot outlets.
● Air will flow mainly from foot outlets.
● Air will flow from the defroster and foot outlets. The selected air flow mode is displayed on the monitor.
To manually turn the air conditioning ON or OFF, press the CLIMATE button and then touch the A/C key on the screen.

Intake air control is automatically regulated in AUTO mode. Press the intake air control button to manually alternate between recirculating inside air and drawing outside air into the cabin. The indicator light on the button will illuminate when the recirculating mode is active.

The air recirculation mode increases air conditioning efficiency and helps block outside odors from entering the cabin.

To return to automatic control of the air intake mode, press and hold the air intake control button for approximately 2 seconds until the indicator light flashes twice.

Use the fan speed control buttons to adjust the fan speed. Press this button to increase fan speed. Press this button to decrease fan speed. When you manually change fan speeds, it turns off the automatic climate control mode. To return to automatic climate control, press the AUTO button.

To defrost or defog the front and side windows, press the DEFROST switch. The indicator light will illuminate. Airflow will be directed to the front and side windows.

In the DEFROST mode, the Air Conditioner activates automatically at temperatures above 36 degrees and the air recirculation mode automatically turns off, allowing outside air to be drawn into the passenger compartment to improve the defogging and deicing performance. For windshield deicing, the temperature and fan speed should be at the highest settings.

To defrost or defog the rear window and the outside mirrors, push the REAR WINDOW DEFROSTER switch. The indicator light will illuminate. After defrosting, push the switch again to turn OFF. If not turned OFF manually, this feature will automatically deactivate after a period of time.

There is a temperature sensor located on top of the dashboard near the windshield that helps regulate the automatic climate control settings. Keep this area clear of papers and other materials.

Please see your Owner’s Manual for important safety information, system limitations and additional operating information.
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