Seat ALHAMBRA Owner's Manual page 212

210 Driving
A suitable parking space length is at least 1.1 m greater than the length
of the vehicle.
If the results of the park assist system are not as good after changing the
wheels, the system must store the perimeter of the new wheels. This process
is performed automatically while the vehicle is in motion. To help this
process, turn slowly (at less than 20 km/h), e.g. in an empty car park.
Leaving a parking space using the Park Assist system
Driving off
Switch on the engine.
Press button . When the function is enabled, the button
fig. 143 will light up.
Apply the turn signal indicator for the side on which you want to leave the
parking space.
Select reverse gear.
Follow the instructions given by the park assist system.
When the next indication appears, release the steering wheel
"Parking using the park assist system" on page 208: The system will move
the steering wheel! Observe the surrounding area.
Observe the surrounding area and accelerate carefully at a maximum of
up to 7 km/h.
The park assist system is only responsible for moving the steering wheel
during the manoeuvre. The driver applies the accelerator, the clutch, the
gears and the brake.
When it is possible to leave the parking space, the Park Assist system will
stop. Take control of the steering and when traffic conditions permit, leave
the parking space.
Stopping the manoeuvre automatically
The park assist system stops the manoeuvre in the event of one of the
following:
Driving faster than 7 km/h.
The driver moves the steering wheel.
A sliding door is opened. To restart the manoeuvre, close the sliding door
and press the button
There is a system malfunction (system temporarily unavailable).
The TCS system is switched off or the TCS or ESP is working.
WARNING
page 208,
The steering wheel turns quickly automatically when leaving a parking
space using the park assist system. Placing your hand between the
steering wheel spokes could lead to injuries.
Park Assist brake operation
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The Park Assist system helps the driver by braking automatically. Automatic
braking does not relieve the driver of responsibility for controlling the accel-
erator, brake and clutch
Braking to avoid damage at excess speed
It is possible that the system operates the brakes to reduce excess speed. The
parking manoeuvre can then continue. The brakes will intervene during each
parking process.
Braking to minimise damage
When approaching an obstacle, the vehicle may brake automatically. In
certain circumstances (for example, storm, detection of ultrasounds, vehicle
again.
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