which could result in serious
injury. Therefore, when using
power windows, be careful espe-
cially if there are children in your
vehicle or next to it. Make sure
that Beware that the rolling up
window does not pinch anything.
In case of pinching, stop the win-
dow rolling up immediately and
switch on rolling it down.
The vehicle driver bears
responsibility for improper use of
power windows. He should
explain the rules of use to the
passengers and warn them of
dangers in case of improper use
of the power windows.
Do not allow the children to use
the power window switches!
Getting out of the car, be sure
to remove the key from the igni-
tion switch to turn off the power
windows and avoid accidental
injury. The immobilizer buzzer of
the gives a beep as a warning that
ignition key was left in the lock,
when the driver's door is opened.
There would also sound a trill but
in the other tone, if the ignition
key was removed but the tail
lights were left switched on.
Do not thrust hands and other
body parts out of the vehicle open
windows, make sure that the chil-
dren do not do it.
The rear doors are locked from
inside the compartment by pressing
the locking button 1 («by depres-
sion») (Fig. 7a) as with the open, so
with the closed door.
For rolling down and rolling up the
front door windows, the manual
glass windows operated by the
winder 2 are used.
When the winder is absent (in the
design variant) use windows are
used (see above).
The rear door window is rolled
down to full extent.
If there are the children in the rear
seat, be sure to turn the latch hook
spline 1 with the key (Fig. 8) approx.
for 45
0
up to stop. At that, you should
turn the latch hook clockwise in the
right hand door, and counter-clock-
wise in the left hand door. In this
case, with the lock button pulled up,
the door is opened only from the out-
side and the internal handle has free
travel. To provide opening the doors
from inside, turn the latch hook
spline in the opposite direction.
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Fig. 7a. Rear door Fig. 7b. Rear door with the speaker
(in the design variant)
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