True or False: Turning the TEMP CONTROL switch toward COLD moves the heat exchanger bypass valve more open to allow more cool air into the cockpit.

When turning the TEMP CONTROL switch toward COLD, the intention is to decrease the cockpit temperature by increasing the flow of cooler air into the system. However, contrary to the assertion, this action does not directly correspond with moving the heat exchanger bypass valve to a more open position. In fact, the heat exchanger bypass valve closes to allow more air to flow through the heat exchanger, thereby cooling the incoming air before it reaches the cockpit.

As a result, the correct understanding is that the movement of the TEMP CONTROL switch towards COLD does not directly equate to opening the bypass valve, but rather serves to enhance cooling by directing air through the heat exchanger. Thus, the statement is false, as the bypass valve behavior would not result in more cool air entering the cockpit in the way described.