Special Texts - Volvo XC90 Supplement Manual

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SPECIAL TEXTS

The owner's manual and other manuals contain
safety instructions and all warning, important and
note texts, which must be read. Some functions
only apply to certain markets.
WARNING
Storage spaces
Keep loose objects such as mobile phones, cam-
eras, remote controls for accessories, etc. in the
glove compartment or other compartments. Other-
wise these could cause injury to occupants in the
car in the event of sudden braking or a collision.
Hot and cold drinks
Store bottles, Thermos flasks, glasses and mugs in
the holders or in the cooler box while driving.
Lounge Console
Risk of pinching when the screen in the Lounge
Console is extended and retracted. See decal on
passenger side sun visor.
Heated rear seats
The control for the heated seat must not be
used by people who find it difficult to perceive an
increase in temperature due to numbness or who
otherwise have difficulty in operating the controls.
This is to prevent burn injuries.
Mounting points for child seats
The child seat's upper straps must be routed
through the hole in the head restraint leg before
they are tensioned at the mounting point. If this is
not possible, follow the recommendations from the
seat manufacturer.
Handle in the cargo area
Make sure you keep the doors and tailgate locked
and keep the keys out of the reach of children.
Unsupervised children can lock themselves in and
risk injury.
On hot days the temperature inside the car can
rise quickly and exposure to the high temperature
can lead to serious injury and death. Small children
are particularly susceptible.
IMPORTANT
Navigating in the control display
Do not use sharp objects on the screen as they
may scratch it.
Ventilated rear seats
The seat ventilation cannot be started if the pas-
senger compartment temperature is too low. This
to avoid making it too cold for the seat occupant.
Holder for tablet*
The tablet should have protective plastic on the
screen when it is fitted in the holder. This is to
avoid glass splinters in the event of a collision.
Fuses
Always replace a blown fuse with one that has the
same colour and amperage designation. Never fit
a fuse with a higher value than that indicated in the
table in the owner's manual.
If an electrical component is not working then it
may be due to the fuse having blown, caused by a
temporary overload. For information on fuses, see
the normal owner's manual for the car.
Power output
The 12 V socket has a maximum power output of
120 W and the 230 V socket has 150 W.
Lounge Console
Do not put a load on the top of the Lounge
Console, such as kneeling on it while vacuum
cleaning the car. Do not place any objects on the
Lounge Console either. See decal on passenger
side sun visor.
Note
Cooler box
The cooler box needs to have free circulation of
air for optimal function. For this reason, you should
leave at least 5 cm of space at the air intake for the
cooler box in the cargo area.
The temperature setting may need to be adjusted
depending on the ambient temperature. The maxi-
mum position is recommended to quickly lower the
temperature.
Due to negative temperature in the bottom of the
refrigerator for faster cooling, condensation may
occur which sometimes needs to be wiped away.
For optimum drying/cleaning, you need to remove
the transparent bottle holder.
Privacy screen*
The clothes hanger on the privacy screen on the
driver's seat may be loaded with max. 1.2 kg.
Ventilated rear seats
The seat ventilation should be used carefully by
people sensitive to draughts. A low level is recom-
mended for long-term use.
Lounge Console
The Lounge Console may not be able to operate in
low passenger compartment temperatures.
The screen in the Lounge Console may not be
able to operate in high passenger compartment
temperatures. Extend the screen and cool it using
the air vents between the front and rear doors.

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