Cupra BORN, Руководство пользователя

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Parking and manoeuvring
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Parking and manoeu-
vring
Park the vehicle
Parking
1. Press the brake pedal and keep it pressed.
2. Connect the electronic parking brake
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page 189 . The drive system is switched
off. The indicator lamp next to the gear
selector lights up red.
3. On slopes, turn the steering wheel so that
if the parked vehicle were to start moving, it
would steer toward the kerb.
4. Remove your foot from the brake pedal.
5. Exit the vehicle
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. Watch out for other
road users!
6. Take all vehicle keys with you and lock it.
To avoid damage or hazardous situations, al-
ways park the vehicle on a suitable parking sur-
face
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.
WARNING
If the vehicle is parked incorrectly, it could
roll away, even on gentle slopes. This can
cause accidents and serious injuries.
• When parking, always carry out the opera-
tions in the stipulated order.
• Before leaving the vehicle, make sure that
the electronic parking brake is applied and
that the control lamp next to the gear se-
lector is red.
WARNING
If children, people who may need assistance
or animals are left unattended in the vehicle,
accidents and serious injuries can occur.
• Never leave children, people who may need
assistance or animals unattended in the ve-
hicle. They could operate the gear selector
and release the electronic parking brake. The
vehicle could be set in motion.
• Never leave children, people who may need
assistance, or animals in the vehicle. De-
pending on the season, very high or low tem-
peratures can be reached inside a closed ve-
hicle.
•
Always take all vehicle keys with you when
leaving the vehicle.
NOTICE
The presence of irregularities on the ground,
sand or mud can cause damage to the vehicle
and mean that it cannot be parked properly.
• Always park the vehicle on firm and flat
ground.
NOTICE
Components on the underside of the vehicle,
such as bumpers, spoilers and running gear
components, can be damaged when running
over objects protruding from the ground.
• Drive carefully when entering buildings, on
ramps, driving over kerbs or fixed markings,
and on descents.