Porsche Panamera 2018, Руководство пользователя

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Securing all objects in the passenger
compartment
An unsecured or incorrectly positioned load in the
passenger compartment can be thrown around as
a result of braking, acceleration, changes of direc-
tion or accident. Occupants may be endangered or
injured.
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For example, unsecured objects can be thrown
forward at up to 50 times their weight in the event
of a rear-end collision at 30 mph (50 km/h). A 1.5-
quart bottle of water, for example, is thrown
through the passenger compartment with a force
of up to 165 lbs. (75 kg).
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As a rule, transport only secured objects in the
vehicle.
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Always stow items safely, e.g. in the luggage
compartment or in a roof transport system.
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Place small objects in the storage compart-
ments and close all storage compartments.
Objects must not protrude out of the storage
compartments.
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Never place objects on the dashboard or on the
luggage compartment cover.
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Secure loads with tie-down belts (tear strength
of at least 1,540 lbs. (700 kg)).
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Do not transport heavy objects in open storage
compartments.
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Also provide your passengers with all informa-
tion regarding safety measures.
For correctly loading your Porsche and stowing
items:
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Please see chapter "Storage" on page 228.
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Please see chapter "Luggage compartment" on
page 152.
Preventing crushing hazards
If persons or animals are within the range of
movement of certain vehicle components, there is
a risk of body parts being trapped or crushed.
These components include:
– Adjustable seats
– Doors
– Windows
– Trailer hitch
– Flaps and lids
– Storage compartment lids
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Make sure that no persons or animals are with-
in the range of movement when moving these
vehicle components.
Take account of children's behavior
Children often cannot judge dangers correctly and
may behave inappropriately in dangerous
situations.
Children can accidentally trigger automatic set-
tings (e.g. seat adjustment) and thus injure them-
selves. Children may not be able to exit the vehicle
in emergency situations, e.g. an overheated pas-
senger compartment. This is dangerous to life,
especially for young children.
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Keep children away from electrically live or hot
parts, e.g. the tailpipe.
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Keep toxic materials, e.g. tire sealing com-
pound, engine oil, out of the reach of children.
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Do not leave children in the vehicle unattended.