HAKO Citymaster 2200, Operating Manual

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Operation
2.2.11 Driver's seat / Passenger seat
The passenger seat
Fig. 52-42
is available in the following versions:
• Unsprung seat and
•
Standard suspension seat (option)
The driver's seat
Fig. 52-47
is available in the following versions:
•
Standard suspension seat
• Suspension seat in comfort version (option) and
•
Air-cushioned seat (option)
Please refer to the operating manual of the manufacturer!
Standard suspension seat
Sit down on the seat and carry out the following settings:
Adjusting the longitudinal position
• Pull the lever
Fig. 52-C
upwards.
•
Move the seat forward or backward.
• Release the lever
Fig. 52-C
and let the driver's seat engage.
Adjusting the height of rear seat edge
•
Pull the lever
Fig. 52-D
upwards.
• Adjust the seat to the desired height by shifting your weight accordingly
in the rear seat area.
•
Release the lever
Fig. 52-D
.
Adjusting the height of front seat edge
• Pull the lever
Fig. 52-E
upwards.
•
Adjust the seat to the desired height by shifting your weight accordingly
in the front seat area.
• Release the lever
Fig. 52-E
.
A
Fig. 52:
42 47
B
F
C D E G
Danger
Never change the seat position when driving.
Risk of accidents
• Adjust the seat before moving the vehicle. Observe the
operating manual of the seat manufacturer.
Note
The driver's seat is equipped with a seat contact switch. It is
only possible to drive the vehicle when a person is seated on
the driver's seat. If the seat contact switch is not loaded and
the drive switch or the accelerator pedal is actuated, the
symbol
Fig. 52-A
appears in the multifunction display. If no
pressure is placed on the driver's seat whilst driving, the
vehicle stops.
Note
If no pressure is placed on the driver's seat (e.g. the driver
gets out) and the drive switch is not in the neutral position, the
symbol
Fig. 52-B
is shown in the multifunction display once
the driver's seat is loaded again. Shift the drive switch into the
neutral position and move off.