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Seat MII Owner's Manual (233 pages)

Brand: Seat | Category: Automobile | Size: 4 MB

Confirmation of Eceipt of Documentation and Vehicle Keys
2
Vehicle Identification
2
Introduction
3
Before Driving
6
Emergency Situations
6
Frequently Asked Questions
6
Useful Tips
6
Table of Contents
7
Table of Contents
8
Exterior View
9
General Views of the Vehicle
9
Overview (Left Hand Drive)
10
Interior View
11
Advice about Driving
12
Before Starting to Drive
12
Safe Driving
12
Safety
12
Correct Position in the Seat
13
Correct Position of Vehicle Occupants
13
Safety Equipment
13
Number of Seats
14
Risks Due to Sitting in an Incorrect Position
14
Valid for All Vehicle Occupants
14
Adjust the Steering Wheel Position
15
When the Vehicle Is in Motion
15
Control Lamps
16
Pedal Area
16
Seat Belts
16
The Reason for Seat Belts
16
Indication of Fastening the Seat Belts of the Rear Seats
17
The Protective Function of Seat Belts
17
Head-On Collisions and the Laws of Physics
18
Important Safety Instructions for the Use of Seat Belts
18
Buckle and Unbuckle Seat Belt
19
How to Properly Adjust Your Seat Belt
19
Correct Fitting of the Seat Belt
20
Fastening the Seat Belt
20
Position of Seat Belt During Pregnancy
20
Releasing the Seat Belt
20
Belt Tension Limiter
21
How the Seat Belt Tensioner Works
21
Maintenance and Disposal of Seat Belt Tensioners
21
Seat Belt Tensioners
21
Airbag System
22
Brief Introduction
22
Description of the Airbag System
23
Activation Factors
24
Airbag Activation
24
Airbag System Control Lamps
24
Operation of the Airbags
24
Front Airbags
25
Activate and Deactivate Front Passenger Front Airbag
26
Deactivate and Activate the Front Passenger Front Airbag
26
Side Airbags
27
Head-Protection Airbags
28
Safe Transportation of Children
29
Safety for Children
29
Child Seats by Approval Category
30
Child Seats by Weight Group
30
Child Seats Group Classification
30
Examples of Child Seats
30
Fitting and Using Child Seats
31
Warnings about Fitting a Child Seat
31
Additional Attachment
32
Attachment Systems
32
Attachment Systems Overview
32
Recommended Systems for Attaching Child Seats
33
Secure a Child Seat with the Isofix/I-Size and Top Tether System
33
Releasing the Retaining Strap
35
Securing the Retaining Strap
35
Top Tether* Securing Belts
35
Fitting a Child Seat Using the Seat Belt
36
Emergencies
37
Emergency Equipment
37
Self-Help
37
Vehicle Tool Kit
37
TMS (Tyre Mobility System)
38
Tyre Repairs
38
Anti-Puncture Kit Contents
39
Sealing and Inflating a Tyre
39
Sealing the Tyre
39
Check after 10 Minutes of Driving
40
Inflating the Tyre
40
Changing a Wheel
41
Integral Wheel Trim
41
Wheel Bolt Caps
41
Anti-Theft Wheel Bolts
42
Important Information about Wheel Bolts
42
Loosening Wheel Bolts
42
Raising the Vehicle
43
Change the Wheel after Loosening the Wheel
44
Putting on the Spare Wheel
44
Removing and Installing a Wheel
44
Taking off the Wheel
44
The Wheel Bolts Should be Clean and Turn
45
Tightening Torque of the Wheel Bolts
45
Tyres with Directional Tread Pattern
45
Works after Changing a Wheel
45
Changing the Windscreen and Rear Window Wiper Blades
46
Changing the Windscreen Wiper Blades
46
Wiper Service Position
46
Cleaning Windscreen Wiper Blades
47
Jump Leads
47
Jump Starting
47
Jump Lead Terminal Connections
48
Jump Starting: Description
48
Removing the Jump Leads
48
Tow Cable and Tow Bar
49
Tow Start
49
Tow Start and Towing
49
Tow with a Tow Truck
49
Instructions for Tow Starting and Towing
50
Towing
50
Front Towline Anchorage
51
Towed Vehicle (Behind)
51
Towing Vehicle (Front)
51
Fitting the Towline Anchorage
52
Fuses and Bulbs
52
Fuses in the Engine Compartment
53
Fuses Inside the Vehicle
53
Identifying Fuses below the Instrument Panel by Colours
53
To Open the Instrument Panel Fuse Box
53
Additional Bulb Specifications
54
Changing Bulbs
54
Recognise a Blown Fuse
54
Replace a Blown Fuse
54
Dipped and Main Beam Headlight
55
Replacing the Headlight Bulbs
55
Replacing the Front Bumper Bulb
56
Assembling the Rear Light Units
57
Changing the Tail Light Bulbs
57
Removing the Rear Light Units
57
To Change the Bulb
57
Changing the Number Plate Bulbs
58
Changing the Side Turn Signal Bulb
58
Additional Brake Light
59
Instruments and Controls
60
Operation
60
Controls and Displays
61
Instrument Panel Display
62
Analogue Instrument Panel
63
Explanations about the Instruments
63
Power Display and Available Power
63
Indication of Available Power
64
Power Display
64
Current Driving Profile
65
Indications on the Display
65
Odometer
65
Warning and Information Messages
65
Outside Temperature Indicator
66
Range Indication
66
Selector Lever Positions
66
Changing Memory
67
Driving Data Indicator
67
Driving Data Memories
67
Possible Displays
67
Multifunction Display
68
Priority 1 Warning (Red)
68
Settings Menu
68
Storing a Speed for the Speed Warning
68
Service Due
69
Service Intervals
69
Time
69
Units
69
Instrument Panel Menus
70
Operating the Instrument Panel
70
Operation with the Windscreen Wiper Lever
70
Select a Menu or an Informative Display
70
Back to Menu Selection
71
Changing Menu Settings
71
Control and Warning Lamps
71
Control Lamp on the Vehicle Key
73
Set of Vehicle Keys
73
Spare Key
73
Vehicle Key
73
Changing the Battery
74
Duplicate Keys
74
Mechanical Key of the Vehicle
74
Vehicle Key: Removing the Battery
74
Central Locking
75
Synchronise the Vehicle Key
75
Accidental Lock-Out
76
Self-Locking System to Prevent Involuntary Unlocking
76
Turn Signals
76
Unlock and Lock from the Outside
76
Safe “Security System”*
77
Unlocking and Locking from the Inside
77
Doors
78
Locking the Front Passenger Door Manually
78
“Safe” Status
78
Activating the Childproof Lock
79
Child-Proof Lock
79
Deactivating the Childproof Lock
79
Rear Lid
79
Closing the Rear Lid
80
Open the Rear Lid
80
Opening with Central Locking
80
Electrically Opening and Closing the Windows
81
Emergency Unlocking of the Rear Lid
81
Locking the Rear Lid with Central Locking
81
Window Controls
81
Lights
82
Side Opening Rear Windows
82
Vehicle Lighting
82
Automatic Dipped Beam Control
83
Daytime Running Lights
83
Light Switch
83
Fog Lights
84
Turn Signal Lever and Main Beam Headlight
84
Activating the “Coming Home” Function
85
Convenience Turn Signals
85
Function “Coming Home” and “Leaving Home”
85
Parking Light on both Sides
85
Activating the “Leaving Home” Function
86
Hazard Warning Lights
86
Driving Abroad
87
Headlight Range Control
87
Interior Lights
87
Lighting of the Instrument Panel
87
Interior and Reading Lights
88
Visibility
88
Window Washer Lever
88
Windscreen Wipers Performance in Different Situations
89
Wiper Functions
89
Modified Behaviour of the Rain Sensor
90
Rain Sensor
90
Rain Sensor Sensitive Surface
90
Adjust the Exterior Rear View Mirrors
91
Interior Rear View Mirror
91
Manually Folding the Exterior Mirrors
91
Mirrors
91
Insulated Glass Windscreen
92
Sun Blinds
92
Sun Protection
92
Sun Visor on the Driver Side
92
Adjusting Seats
93
Headrest
93
Manual Adjustment of the Front Seats
93
Seats and Head Restraints
93
Adjust the Headrests
94
Adjusting the Head Restraint for Tall People
94
Adjusting the Height of the Head Restraints
94
Removing and Fitting the Headrests
94
Folding down and Raising the Rear Seat Backrest
95
Folding the Rear Seat Backrest Forwards
95
Folding up the Rear Seat Backrest
95
Seat Functions
95
Placing Luggage Inside the Vehicle Safely
96
Positioning the Luggage and Cargo
96
Transport and Practical Equipment
96
Transporting Objects
96
Luggage Compartment
97
Luggage Compartment Shelf
97
Adjustable Luggage Compartment Floor
98
Extending the Luggage Compartment Forward
98
Fastening Rings
98
Raise and Lower the Luggage Compartment Floor
98
Hooks for Bags
99
In the Boot: Retaining Hooks
99
Roof Carrier
99
Loading the Roof Carrier System
100
Maximum Authorised Cargo on the Roof
100
Securing the Crossbars and Roof Carrier System
100
Check Attachments
101
Distributing a Load
101
Object Holder
101
Bag Support
102
Compartment in Front Centre Console
102
Glove Compartment
102
Bottle Holder
103
Drink Holder
103
Other Object Holders
103
12 Volt Power Socket
104
Drinks Holder of the Centre Console
104
Power Socket
104
Power Socket and USB Connection
104
Inserting a Smart Phone
105
Portable Smartphone Support
105
Removing the Smartphone
105
Smartphone Support
105
Disassembling the Housing
106
Install the Housing
106
Air Conditioning
107
Dust and Pollen Filter
107
Heating, Ventilation and Cooling
107
Automatic Mode
108
Controls of the Climatronic*
108
Cooling Mode
108
Temperature
108
Defrost/Demist Function
109
Heated Rear Window
109
Instructions for Use of the Air Conditioning
109
Windscreen Heating
109
Air Recirculation
110
Control Seat Heating
110
Seat Heating
110
Switching the Manual Air Recirculation Mode on and off
110
Managing the Stationary Air Conditioning
111
Stationary Air Conditioning
111
Air Conditioning Operating Time
112
Operation with the Charging Connector Plugged in
112
Maximum Cooling or Heating Power
113
Programming a Departure Time
113
Infotainment System
114
Safety Instructions Relating to the Infotainment System
114
Safety Warnings
114
Overview of the Unit
116
You&MII Colour Connection
116
Additional Instructions
118
General Instructions for Use
118
Rotary Push Buttons, Equipment and Function Buttons
118
Switching on and off
118
Available Adjustment Menus Display
119
Change Basic Volume
119
Menu Option: Submenus with Repercussion
119
System and Function Settings
119
Dab-Fm Link
121
Operation of Speed-Dependent Volume Increase
121
Operating Modes
122
RADIO Main Menu
122
- RDS and Automatic Station Tracking
  122
- Incoming Traffic Announcement (INFO)
  123
- Switching the TP Function on and off
  123
- TP Function
  123
- TP Function Active
  123
- Change Station
  124
- Changing Frequency Band
  124
- Manually Tune a Station Frequency
  124
- Choosing Memorised Stations
  125
- Digital Radio Mode
  125
- Memorise Stations on the Preset Buttons
  125
- Presetting Stations
  125
- Media Sources and Audio Files
  127
- Selecting a Media Source
  128
  - Ejecting the SD Card
    129
  - Play SD Card
    129
  - External Data Storage Connected to USB Port
    130
  - Playing Via Bluetooth
    130
  - Requirements
    130
  - Adjust the Playback Volume
    131
  - Connecting an External Audio Source to the AUX-IN Multimedia Socket
    131
  - Controlling Playback
    131
  - External Audio Source Connected to the AUX-IN Multimedia Socket
    131
- Changing the Playback Mode
  132
- Changing the Volume
  132
- Connection and Operation
  132
- Selecting Playback Modes
  132
- Telephone
  132
  - Track Information Display
    132
  - Call Log
    133
  - Dial Number
    133
- Functions of the Phone
  133
- Phonebook
  133
- Call by Telephone
  134
- Favourites
  134
- Settings of a Connected Phone
  134
- Voice Mail
  134
- Connection and Operation
  135
- Drive MII App
  135
- Connectivity
  136
- Cybersecurity
  136
- Instructions for Navigation
  136
- Seat Connect
  137
- Activation of SEAT CONNECT
  138
- Description of Services
  138
- GPS Tracking: Consult All Occupants
  138
- Legal Provisions
  138
- Deactivate SEAT CONNECT Services
  139
- Faults
  139
- Drive System and Driving
  140
- Driving
  140
- Electric Drive System Functions.
  140
- Slow Travel Function
  140
- Brake Energy Recuperation
  141
- Select a Recuperation Level
  141
- Connecting and Disconnecting the Drive System
  142
- Ignition Lock
  142
- Warning that the Ignition Is Connected
  142
- Connecting the Drive System
  143
- Noises before Starting to Move
  143
- Requirements for Connecting the Drive System
  143
- Disconnecting the Drive System
  144
- Indication that the Drive System Is Connected
  144
- Starting to Move with the Electric Drive System
  144
- Automatic Connection of the Drive System
  145
- Automatic Disconnection of the Drive System
  145
- Leaving the Vehicle with the Drive System Switched on
  145
- Warning When Leaving the Vehicle
  145
- Electronic Immobilizer
  146
- Problems and Solutions
  146
- The Drive System Cannot be Connected
  146
- Gear Selection
  147
- Gear Selector Lever
  147
- Parking Lock
  147
- Reverse Gear
  147
- Change between D and B
  148
- Neutral
  148
- Permanent Forward Drive Position
  148
- Selector Lever Lock
  148
- Driving down Slopes
  149
- Driving with an Automatic Gearbox
  149
- Kick-Down
  149
- Stop and Start Moving Uphill
  149
- Hill Driving Assistant
  150
- Information Relating to Vehicle Steering
  150
- Mechanical Locking of the Steering
  150
- Steering
  150
- Adjusting a Driving Profile
  151
- Control Lamp
  151
- Driving Profiles
  151
- Selecting a Driving Profile
  151
- Characteristics of Driving Profiles
  152
- Driving on Flooded Roads
  152
- Driving Tips
  152
- Running in
  152
- Cruise Control System
  153
- Driver Assistance Systems
  153
- Travelling down Hills with the CCS
  153
- Trips Abroad
  153
- Activating the Cruise Control
  154
- Adjusting the Speed
  154
- Operating the Speed Limiter with the Turn Signal Lever
  154
- Reinstating the Cruise Control
  154
- Lane Assist
  155
- Operating Mode
  155
- System Limits
  155
- Connecting and Disconnecting the Lane Assist System
  156
- Driver Intervention Prompt
  156
- Steering Wheel Vibration
  156
Braking and Parking
157
Braking System
157
- Information about the Brakes
  157
- New Brake Pads
  157
- Wet Roads or Road Salt
  157
- Brake Servo
  158
- Corrosion
  158
- Fault in the Brake System
  158
- Low Brake Fluid Level
  158
- Applying the Handbrake
  159
- Handbrake
  159
- Releasing the Handbrake
  159
Stabilisation and Brake Assistance Sys- Tems
159
- Brake Assist Systems
  160
- Electronic Differential Lock (EDL)
  160
- Electronic Stability Control (ESC)
  160
- Hydraulic Brake Assist (HBA)
  160
- Additionally, on Steep Slopes and Inclines
  161
- Brake Blending
  161
Parking
161
Parking the Vehicle
161
Help with Parking and Manoeuvring
162
Parking Distance Warning System
162
Driving with Trailer
164
- Information on Driving with a Trailer
  164
- Segment Colours (Colour Display)
  164
Towing Bracket Device
164
Practical Tips

165
- Overview of the High-Voltage System
  165
- General High-Voltage Warning Signs
  166
- High-Voltage Battery Warning Sign
  166
- Charging the High-Voltage Battery
  167
  - Protection against Fault Current
    168
  - Night Power Rates
    168
  - High-Voltage Battery Warranty
    168
  - Charge Options
    168
  - Electric Range and Charge Level Display
    170
  - High-Voltage Battery Reserve Level
    170
  - Charging from a Power Socket or Charging Station (AC)
    171
  - Automatic Start of the Charging Process
    171
  - During the Charging
    171
  - Connecting the Charging Cable
    171
  - Fast Charge at a Charging Station
    172
  - Fast Charge at a Home Charging Station (Wallbox)
    173
  - Ending the Charging Process
    173
  - Immediate Charging and Deferred Charging
    174
  - Immediate Charging
    174
  - Deferred Charging
    174
  - Minimum Charge Limit of the Battery
    174
  - Remaining Charge Time
    175
  - Charging Process Display
    175
- Charging Cable
  176
  - Fast Charge Is Not Working
    176
  - Emergency Release of the Charging Connector
    176
  - Charging Cable for Charging Stations (AC)
    177
  - Charging Cable for Power Sockets
    178
  - Charging in Norway
    178
  - Operating Displays
    178
  - Display in the Event of the Charging Cable Heating
    178
  - Limiting the Charging Current
    179
  - Failure Indications
    179
- Verification and Replacement
  180
- Engine Compartment
  180
- Cooling System
  184
  - Coolant Specifications
    184
  - Refilling Coolant
    185
  - Checking Coolant Level
    185
  - Topping up Coolant
    185
- Brake Fluid
  186
  - Check and Refill the Brake Fluid
    186
  - Changing Brake Fluid
    186
  - Checking the Brake Fluid Level
    186
- Windscreen Washer Reservoir
  187
- Recommended Windscreen Wipers
  187
- 12-Volt Battery
  188
  - Battery Warning Indications
    188
  - Winter Conditions
    188
  - Why the 12-Volt Battery Discharges
    188
  - Warning Lamp
    189
  - Checking the 12-Volt Battery Electrolyte Level
    189
  - Charging or Changing the 12-Volt Battery
    190
  - Charging the Battery
    190
  - Replacing a Vehicle Battery
    190
- Wheels and Tyres
  191
  - Low Profile Tyres
    191
  - Concealed Damage
    191
  - New Wheels and Tyres
    192
  - Manufacturing Date
    192
  - Tyre Life
    193
  - Tyre Pressure
    193
  - Tread Wear Indicators
    194
  - Driving Style
    194
  - Wheel Balance
    194
  - Incorrect Wheel Alignment
    194
  - Wheel Bolts
    195
  - Winter Tyres
    195
  - Changing Wheels Around
    195
  - Snow Chains
    196
  - Using Winter Tyres with V-Rating
    196
- Tyre Pressure Loss Indicator
  197
  - Tyre Monitoring System
    197
  - Tyre Pressure Setting
    197
- SEAT Maintenance Programme
  199
- Set Service
  199
- Service Intervals
  199
- Additional Service Offers
  200
  - Approved Spare Parts
    200
  - Original Accessories
    200
  - SEAT Service Mobility
    200
- Vehicle Maintenance
  201
- Maintenance and Cleaning
  201
- Basic Observations
  201
- Warranty
  201
  - Washing the Vehicle
    202
  - High Pressure Cleaning Equipment
    202
  - Automatic Car Washes
    202
  - Washing by Hand
    202
  - Cleaning the Exterior
    203
  - Cleaning and Maintenance Instructions
    203
  - End Exhausts
    203
  - Covers / Trims
    203
  - Interior Cleaning
    204
  - Windows
    204
  - Carbon Fibre Parts
    204
  - Decoration Slides
    204
  - Natural Leather
    205
  - Displays/Instrument Panel
    206
  - Remove the Vehicle from Traffic
    206
  - Control Panels
    206
  - Radio Telephones and Office Equipment
    207
  - Technical Modifications
    207
- Accessories and Modifications to the Ve- Hicle
  207
- Accessories, Spare Parts and Repair Work
  207
  - Mobile Radio Transmitters
    208
  - Business Equipment
    208
- Information Stored by the Control Units
  209
  - Description and Operation
    209
  - Event Data Recorder (Event Data Recorder)
    209
- Other Important Information
  210
  - Environmental Compatibility
    210
  - Stickers and Plates
    210
  - Manufacturing Methods
    210
  - Radio and Antenna Reception
    211
  - Information about SEAT Repairs
    211
  - Collection of End-Of-Life Vehicles and Scrapping
    211
  - Scrapping
    211
- Information about the EU Directive 2014/53/EU
  212
- High-Voltage Battery
  165
Technical Data

216
- Indications about the Technical Data
  216
  - Vehicle Identification Data
    216
  - Weights
    216
- Important Information
  216
  - Engine Data
    217
  - Electric Engine
    217
  - Dimensions
    218
Index

219
- Numbers and Symbols
  219

Seat MII Owner's Manual (232 pages)

Brand: Seat | Category: Automobile | Size: 5 MB

About this Manual
2
Table of Contents
5
The Essentials

7
Exterior View

8
Interior View (Left Guide)

9
How It Works

10
- Before Driving
  14
- Airbags
  16
- Child Seats
  18
- Starting the Vehicle
  22
Lights and Visibility

23
- SEAT Information System
  24
- Cruise Control
  26
- Gearbox Lever
  28
- Air Conditioning
  29
- Fluid Level Control
  33
Emergencies

36
- Bulbs
  37
Self-Help

38
- Changing a Wheel
  38
- Snow Chains
  43
- Emergency Towing of the Vehicle
  44
- How to Jump Start
  45
- Changing the Wiper Blades
  47
Safety

49
Airbag System

61
- Airbag Safety Instructions
  64
- Deactivating Airbags
  65
Transporting Children Safely

66
- Child Seats
  68
Emergencies

72
- Changing a Wheel
  74
- Changing the Windscreen Wiper Blades
  77
Fuses and Bulbs

80
- Changing Bulbs
  81
Operation

89
General Instrument Panel

90
- Instruments
  90
Opening and Closing

94
- Central Locking* and Locking System
  96
- Doors
  100
- Rear Lid
  101
- Electric Windows
  103
- Sliding/Tilting Electric Panoramic Sunroof
  104
- Lights and Visibility
  105
- Visibility
  110
Mirror

113
Seats and Head Restraints

114
- Seat Functions
  115
Transport and Practical Equipment

116
- Practical Equipment
  118
- Cigarette Lighter
  122
- Luggage Compartment
  125
- Roof Carrier
  129
Air Conditioning

132
Safe Driving

135
- Driving
  135
- Stopping and Starting the Engine
  137
- Braking and Parking
  139
- Changing Gear
  145
- Run-In and Economical Driving
  150
- Tion System
  153
- Driving Tips
  154
Driver Assistance Systems

155
- Safety Assist* (City Safety Assist Function)
  158
- Hill Driving Assistant
  162
- Start-Stop System
  163
Towing Bracket Device

165
Advice

166
Care and Maintenance

166
Checking and Refilling Levels

183
- Fuel
  183
- Filling the Tank
  184
- Bonnet
  188
- Engine Oil
  190
- Engine Coolant
  193
- Brake Fluid
  196
- Windscreen Washer Reservoir
  197
- Vehicle Battery
  198
Wheels and Tyres

201
- Tyres
  201
Technical Data

212
Technical Features

212
- Important Information
  212
- Wheels
  213
- Engine Data
  215
- Dimensions
  218
Index

219

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Seat MII Owner's Manual (232 pages)

Table of Contents

The Essentials

Exterior View

Interior View (Left Guide)

How It Works

Lights and Visibility

Emergencies

Self-Help

Safety

Airbag System

Transporting Children Safely

Emergencies

Fuses and Bulbs

Operation

General Instrument Panel

Opening and Closing

Mirror

Seats and Head Restraints

Transport and Practical Equipment

Air Conditioning

Safe Driving

Driver Assistance Systems

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Care and Maintenance

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Wheels and Tyres

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Technical Features

Index

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