Contents: Height adjustment ⤓ Adjusting the tilt of the headrests ⤓ Removal headrests ⤓ Folding the seats into a horizontal…⤓
Please note: Head restraints provide protection only if they are adjusted correctly.
Height adjustment
To reduce the risk of injury in the event of an accident (collision), adjust the height of the head restraint so that its center is as close as possible to eye level (for very tall people, the head restraint should be set to the highest position).
To raise the headrest, lift it up accordingly. To lower it, move the headrest down while pressing the headrest height adjustment button in the direction indicated by the arrow. After adjustment, press the headrest from above to make sure it is securely locked.
Adjusting the tilt of the headrests
Tilt the headrest toward you if you want to tilt it forward. To adjust it backward, tilt it backward.
Removal headrests
To remove the head restraint, press the height adjustment button A and pull it upwards. To install the head restraint, first make sure that you hold it facing forwards, then insert it into the corresponding holes on the seat back and, pressing the height adjustment button A in the direction of the arrow, lower the head restraint downwards.
Make sure that the head restraint height adjustment button A is in the position shown in the illustration, then pull the head restraint upward to make sure that it cannot pop out of the seatback.
Warning! The head restraints of the front and rear seats are different in size. When installing the head restraints, pay attention to this so as not to mix them up. Otherwise, serious injury may occur in a traffic accident.
Folding the seats into a horizontal position
If you remove the headrests and recline the seat backs completely, you can create one large flat surface in the car.
Warning! Do not carry luggage or passengers on fully reclined seats. This is very dangerous. In the event of an accident, people or children who are not buckled up in reclined seats are at increased risk and may be seriously injured or killed. When driving, do not allow adult passengers or children to be in areas of the vehicle that are not equipped with seats or seat belts. Make sure that each passenger in your vehicle is seated and buckled up with a seat belt, and that a child is securely fastened in a child seat. To ensure the safety of children, do not allow them to adjust the seats themselves.
Note: If you need to fold the seats to a horizontal position, first stop the vehicle in a safe place.
Make sure that the seats are adjusted by an adult. Do not allow children to perform this operation, as this may lead to unexpected situations or an accident.
Be careful when moving the seat to avoid getting your arm or leg caught.
Do not walk on the seats when they are in a horizontal position.
To make sure the seats are securely locked, try moving them forward or backward.
Do not jump on the seat backs or hit them.
To raise the seat back, sit on the seat, hold the back with your hand and slowly raise it. Do not allow children to perform this operation, as it may cause unexpected situations or an accident.