Table of Contents
Advertisement
SUPPLEMENTARY
INFORMATION
The Owner's Manual and other manuals contain
safety instructions and all warning, caution and note
texts, which must be read. Some functions only
apply to certain markets.
WARNING
BEVERAGE HEATING AND COOLING
Store bottles, thermoses, glasses and cups in the
intended holders or in the cooler while the vehicle
is moving.
SEAT HEATING/VENTILATION
The control for the heated seat should not be used
by people who have difficulty detecting temperature
increases due to nerve damage or numbness or
who for another reason may have difficulty operat-
ing the control. This is to help prevent burn injuries.
TETHER ANCHORS FOR CHILD SEATS
The child seat's upper straps must be routed
through the hole in the head restraint before being
tensioned in the tether anchors. If this is not possi-
ble, follow the child seat manufacturer's recommen-
dations.
STORAGE COMPARTMENTS
Store loose objects, such as a cell phone, camera,
remote control for extra equipment, etc., in the
glove compartment or another compartment. Other-
wise, these could injure people in the vehicle in the
event of hard braking or a collision.
HANDLE IN CARGO COMPARTMENT
Keep all vehicle doors and the tailgate locked and
keep the keys out of the reach of children. Unsu-
pervised children could lock themselves inside the
vehicle and be injured. On hot days, the tempera-
ture in the vehicle can increase rapidly and expo-
sure to high temperatures can lead to serious injury
or death. Small children are particularly susceptible.
CAUTION
NAVIGATING IN THE CONTROL PANEL
Do not use sharp objects on the screen as this
could cause scratches.
FOLDING TABLES
The table can withstand a maximum load of 10 kg.
If excessive weight is placed on the table, the table
support arm will be dislodged from the rail under
the table in order to protect the table leg. To reset
the table:
1. Fold the tabletop down slightly below the hori-
zontal position and hold it there.
2. Put the metal nubs in the end of the support arm
into the grooves in the rail under the tabletop. At
the same time, fold the black plastic piece at the
end of the support arm out of the way, with the
plastic nub pointing downwards.
3. When the metal nubs are in their grooves, fold
the black plastic piece upward against the back
of the table until it clicks into place and then fold
the tabletop upward to position the support arm
bracket in the track. Then fold the tabletop down-
ward again.
The support arm bracket can now slide in the rail
under the table and the support arm will be secured
again.
USB PORTS AND ELECTRICAL SOCKETS
Fuses
Always replace blown fuses with new fuses of the
same color and amperage. Never use a fuse with a
higher amperage than that specified in the table in
the Owner's Manual. If an electrical component fails
to function, this may be because a fuse has blown
due to temporary overload. For more information on
fuses, see the vehicle's regular Owner's Manual.
Power output
The 12-volt socket has a maximum power output of
120 W and the 120-volt socket has a maximum
power output of 150 W.
SEAT HEATING/VENTILATION
Seat ventilation cannot be started if the tempera-
ture in the passenger compartment is too low. This
is to avoid chilling the person sitting in the seat.
TABLET HOLDER
Protective plastic screen covers should be used on
tablets placed in the tablet holder. This is to help
prevent glass shards in the vehicle in the event of a
collision.
NOTE
COOLER
The cooler needs free air circulation in order to
function optimally. Leave at least 5 cm of free
space around the cooler's air intake in the cargo
compartment.
The temperature settings may need to be adjusted
to compensate for the ambient temperature. Use
the max. setting to lower the temperature quickly.
Because the temperature at the bottom of the
cooler is below the freezing point, condensation
may form that occasionally needs to be dried away.
For optimal drying/cleaning, remove the transparent
bottle holder.
SEAT HEATING/VENTILATION
Seat ventilation should be used with caution by
people sensitive to drafts. Comfort level low is rec-
ommended for prolonged use.
04
Advertisement
Table of Contents
