SERES 5 - Page 65

Vehicle Controls 丨 65
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Adjusting the rear row headrest
* The image is for reference only; please refer to the actual
product
1. Press the headrest lock button and adjust the
headrest upward/downward to the appropriate
position.
2. After releasing the lock button, press the headrest
downward again to ensure it locks in place.
Disassembly of the back row Front and Rear Seats
headrest
Removal of the back row headrest
1. Press the headrest lock button.
* The image is for reference only; please refer to the actual
product
2. Lift the headrest upward.
* The image is for reference only; please refer to the actual
product
Warning
• If the back row seat headrest, where someone is
seated, is removed, do not drive the vehicle.
Incorrect headrest adjustment increases the risk of
neck injury in the event of a collision.
Warning
• Ensure proper storage of the removed headrest to
prevent secondary injuries in case of an accident
or emergency braking.
Install the back row headrest
1. Align the headrest rod with the headrest installation
hole.
2. Press the headrest lock button and push down the
headrest.
3. After releasing the lock button, press the headrest
downward again to ensure it locks in place.
Front and Rear Seats Adjustment
You can adjust the seat's heating (if equipped), ventilation,
and massage (if equipped) by clicking the Front and Rear
Seats icon in the DOCK bar. This provides a comfortable
experience for you and your family and friends.
Front and Rear Seats Ventilation
Click to toggle the Front and Rear Seats ventilation status,
default is off.
Front and Rear Seats Heating
Click to toggle the Front and Rear Seats ventilation status,
default is off.
Warning
• If the driver or passengers cannot perceive the
Front and Rear Seats temperature or feel pain in
body parts in contact with the Front and Rear
Seats, do not activate Front and Rear Seats
heating to avoid personal injury.
• Do not activate Front and Rear Seats heating for
the following individuals (including but not limited
to) to prevent personal injury:
• Infants, children, the elderly, disabled
individuals, or hospital outpatients.
• Individuals with sensitive skin or prone to
burns.
• Exhausted or intoxicated passengers.
• Individuals taking medications (such as
sleeping pills, cold medicine, etc.) causing
drowsiness or discomfort.
• Others who cannot perceive Front and Rear
Seats temperature or lack pain sensation.