Central Door Locking - Porsche 928 1980 Owner's Manual

Central door locking system
The central door locking system enables
you to lock or unlock both doors simultane-
ously by operating one door lock.
The central door locking system functions
only when both doors are fully closed. If one
door is „centrally" locked before the other
door is fully closed, the „centrally" locked
door will unlock automatically.
AIways drive with locked doors to prevent
inadvertent opening of a door from the in-
side, especially with small children in the
car.
The car is safely locked when locking knob
„A" is fully down on both doors. If locking
knob „A" is not fully down on one door, open
that door again, close it firmly and repeat the
locking operation.
On a centrally locked vehicle, the passenger
door can also be unlocked and locked from
inside by turning locking knob „B". Locking
knob ,,B" is operational only with door fully
closed.
With the ignition key in Pos. „ 1 " or „2" the
electric circuit of the door locking mechanism
is interrupted, so that each door can be un-
locked or locked from the inside only by
manually raising or depressing locking knob
„A". This safety feature prevents the doors
from being locked automatically through a
short circuit or during an accident.
With the ignition key in Pos. „0" the central
locking system and locking knob „B" are
operational.
Doors
To open doors from outside, pull the re-
cessed door handle.
To open doors from inside, pull recessed
handle „C" above armrest.
The armrests have a built-in storage comp-
artment. To open, press knob in hand cutout
and tilt armrest outward. To close, tilt comp-
artment toward door panel.
Door windows
To open or close, depress the rocker swit-
ches in the center console in front of the
shift lever.
Caution: Remove the ignition key to shut
off power to the window switches when
the vehicle is not attended by a respon-
sible person.
The courtesy light in the lower door panel
„D" will come on when a door or the hatch-
back is opened. The light can also be turned
on or off with the switch on the light housing.
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