Seat ALHAMBRA Owner's Manual page 136

134 Seats and storage compartments
WARNING (Continued)
● Loose objects in the luggage compartment can suddenly slide and
change the way the vehicle handles.
● Secure all objects, little and large.
● Never secure a load that is too heavy for the fastening rings.
● Never secure a child seat to the fastening rings.
Note
● The maximum load of the fastening rings is approximately 3.5 Kn (3.57
Kp).
● You can find suitable transport straps and load securing systems at a
specialist workshop. SEAT recommends visiting a Technical Service.
Rails and attachment system*
The rails and attachment system consists of four rails, movable attachment
elements, straps to be secured to the rails and a net with supports to cover
baggage ⇒ p age 135. The rail and attachment system is designed to se-
cure light objects. If the seats in the third row are to be occupied by passen-
gers then attachment elements should never be placed in the section of the
rails close to the seats ⇒
Installing the attachment elements
● Fit the attachment element with the ruts facing upwards
the upper part of the guide and press downwards.
● Move the attachment element to the desired position.
● Always ensure that the attachment inserts into the guide system ⇒
Removing the attachment elements
● Remove the attachment element from the guide and pull downwards.
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Securing a load
● Pull the strap through the attachment element and secure the load
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.
In case of an accident or sudden braking, the attachment elements in the
parts of the rails close to the seats of the third row could injure seat oc-
cupants.
● Whenever the seats on the third row are to be occupied, remove the
attachment elements from the rails or move them all the way back.
Fig. 96 In the luggage
Movable attachment elements that are not secured correctly can be re-
compartment: System in-
leased from the guide in case of sudden braking or accident. As a result,
cluding rails, adjustable
attachment elements
1 objects may be fired through the passenger compartment causing seri-
and adjustable tighten-
ous injury or death.
ing straps .
2
● Always ensure that the movable attachment elements are correctly in-
serted into the guides.
.
WARNING
WARNING
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