belt Seat Alhambra 2006 Service Manual

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ISOFIX child seat mounting system
ISOFIX child seats can be mounted in the second and third
row seats quickly, safely and easily.When removing or fitting the child seat, please be sure to follow the
manufacturer's instructions.
– Press the child seat onto the ISOFIX retaining rings Ÿfig. 33
(arrows) until the child seat can be heard to engage securely.
– Pull on both sides of the child seat to ensure that it is secure.
When a child seat is mounted in seats equipped with the “ISOFIX” system,
the backrest should be fitted in one of two positions Ÿfig. 34 or .
Two ISOFIX retaining rings are secured to the body behind the seats in the
second and third rows. The ISOFIX retaining rings are attached to the seat
frames.
Child seats with ISOFIX mountings are available from Authorised SEAT Service
Centres.
WARNING
•The retaining rings are designed only for use with ISOFIX child seats.
•Never secure retaining belts, objects or non-ISOFIX child seats to the
fastening rings. Risk of fatal accidents.
Fig. 33 Retaining rings
for ISOFIX child seats in
the frames of the outer
seats in the second row of
seats
Fig. 34 Backrest adjust-
ment when using ISOFIX
child seats
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Integrated child seat
Basic information on the integrated child seat
Proper use of child seats substantially reduces the risk of
injury in an accident!
It can be adjusted to suit the child's size and is suitable for children in the
following groups according to the ECE-R 44 norm: Group 1 (9 - 18 Kg), Group
2 (15 - 25 kg) and Group 3 (22 - 36 kg).
The integrated child seat for children in the Groups 1 and 2 must be used
with the slumber roll delivered with the seat.
For safety reasons, we recommend that the child seat for children in Group 1
is installed facing against the direction of travel. To do this, simply remove
the seat and fit it again facing in the opposite direction. The child must be
fastened in using the harness belt.
The child seat may only be fitted in the direction of travel for children in
Groups 2 and 3 who are fastened in using the three-point belt fitted in the
vehicle.
WARNING
•With the integrated child seat, the backrest may only be adjusted to the
first or second backrest position for children in Groups 1 to 3.
•The slumber roll must always be fitted for children in Groups 1 and 2.
•The integrated child seat must not be modified in any way.
•Do not allow the belt webbing to become twisted or jammed, or to rub
on any sharp edges.
•If the child seat or any parts of the seat are damaged, or if the child seat
has to withstand the force of a collision in an accident, the seat, or part of
the seat, must be replaced - preferably by a qualified dealership.
Group 1 integrated child seat
A suitable child seat and a correctly adjusted seat belt can
help to protect your child.
Setting up the child seat
– Pull the loop to the front in the direction of the arrow Ÿfig. 35
.
– Push the seat cushion in direction of the arrow until it
engages in position.
– Pull the loop to fold down the child seat cushion in direction
of arrow .
Restoring the normal seat
– First fold the child seat cushion up.
Fig. 35 Using the inte-
grated child seat
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– Pull the loop in the direction of the arrow and push the seat
cushion down until it engages.
Fitting the slumber roll
– Remove the head restraint.
– Fit the head restraint onto the slumber roll
– Reinsert the head restraint and push down until it can be heard
to engage.
Removing the slumber roll
– Remove the head restraint.
– Pull the slumber roll off the head restraint.
– Reinsert the head restraint and push down until it can be heard
to engage.
For safety reasons, we recommend that the child seat for children in Group 1
is installed facing against the direction of travel.
Adjusting the belt routing for larger children in Group1
A correctly adjusted seat belt helps to protect your child!
– Pull the upper part Ÿfig. 36 of the support off the Velcro
fasteners to the front.
– For larger children, guide the two shoulder belts in the side slots
to the upper position .
– Then push the support under the belts and secure it Ÿ.
For smaller children, guide the two belts in the side slots to the lower position
.
WARNING
The support Ÿfig. 36 must be pressed onto the seat in the area of the
Velcro fastener in such a way that the belts can move freely in the slots.
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Fig. 36 Section of the
integrated child seat:
Adjusting the belt routing
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Fastening the harness belt for children in Group 1
A correctly adjusted seat belt helps to protect your child!– Sit the child so that its bottom is as far back on the seat as
possible.
– Place the belt to the right and left over the child's shoulders.
– Push the belt lock element Ÿfig. 37 with the tongue through
the other lock element .
– Insert both elements with the tongue at the front into the lock
until they click into place. (Pull to ensure they are securely
engaged!)
– Make sure that the protective cushion is always underneath
the belt lock .
– Pull the upper part of the harness belt Ÿfig. 38 down in the
direction of the arrow until the belt fits firmly against the body of
the child.
WARNING
The harness belt must always fit firmly against the body of the child (even
with thick or winter clothing) so that the child seat can provide the
maximum amount of protection possible.
Fig. 37 Section of inte-
grated child seat: Harness
belt lock
Fig. 38 Section of inte-
grated child seat: Harness
belt adjustment
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Releasing the harness belt for children in Group 1
A correctly adjusted seat belt helps to protect your child!
– Press and hold the release button Ÿfig. 39 in the direction
of the arrow.
– With the release button pressed, pull the lower part of the
harness belt down in the direction of the arrow.
Group 2 integrated child seat
A suitable child seat and a correctly adjusted seat belt can
help to protect your child.
Setting up the child seat
– Pull the loop to the front in the direction of the arrow Ÿfig. 40
.
– Push the seat cushion in direction of the arrow until it
engages in position.
– Remove the head restraint out of the backrest of the integrated
child seat and replace the head restraint together with the
slumber roll .
Fastening the three-point belt
– Guide the shoulder part of the belt underneath the slumber roll.
Fig. 39 Section of inte-
grated child seat: Harness
belt adjustment
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Fig. 40 Fitted child seat:
raise the cushion
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– To fasten the three-point belt, take hold of the tongue and pull it
slowly across the chest and lap.
– Push the tongue of the belt into the lock for that seat so that it
engages audibly (pull to check!)
– Adjust the three-point belt to suit body size Ÿ.
Restoring the normal seat
– Pull the loop in the direction of the arrow and push the seat
cushion down until it engages.
Removing the slumber roll
– Remove the head restraint.
– Pull the slumber roll off the head restraint.
– Reinsert the head restraint and push down until it can be heard
to engage.
Use the following measures to guarantee the proper routing of the shoulder
belt:
•Seatbelt height setting
•Adjustment of the seat forwards and backwards
•Backrest angle adjustment
WARNING
•For safety reasons, the seat for children in Group 2 may only be fitted in
the direction of travel and in one of the outer positions (not on the centre
seat).
•The risk of injury is increased if the belt is not correctly routed .
•The shoulder part of the belt should be positioned roughly over the
centre of the shoulder, never across the neck, and fit closely against the
upper part of the body.
•The lap belt part must lie across the pelvis, not across the stomach, and
always fit closely. Tighten the lap belt as necessary.
Group 3 integrated child seat
A suitable child seat and a correctly adjusted seat belt can
help to protect your child.
Setting up the child seat
– Pull the loop to the front in the direction of the arrow Ÿfig. 41
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Fig. 41 Using the inte-
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– Push the seat cushion in direction of the arrow until it
engages in position.
Fastening the three-point belt
– To fasten the three-point belt, take hold of the tongue and pull it
slowly across the chest and lap.
– Push the tongue of the belt into the lock for that seat so that it
engages audibly (pull to check!)
– Adjust the three-point belt to suit body size Ÿ.
Restoring the normal seat
– Pull the loop in the direction of the arrow and push the seat
cushion down until it engages.
Use the following measures to guarantee the proper routing of the shoulder
belt:
•Seatbelt height setting
•Adjustment of the seat forwards and backwards
•Backrest angle adjustment
WARNING
•For safety reasons, the seat for children in Group 3 may only be fitted in
the direction of travel and in one of the outer positions (not on the centre
seat).
•The risk of injury is increased if the belt is not correctly routed .
•The shoulder part of the belt should be positioned roughly over the
centre of the shoulder, never across the neck, and fit closely against the
upper part of the body.
•The lap belt part must lie across the pelvis, not across the stomach, and
always fit closely. Tighten the lap belt as necessary.
Cleaning the child seat
– Open the zip Ÿfig. 42 fully and undo it at the end.
– Pull the cover from the Velcro fastening in area .
– Guide the belt lock and the harness belts through the cover and
remove the child seat cover.
The child seat cover can be washed in a washing machine at a maximum
temperature of 30°C.
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Fig. 42 Section of inte-
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WARNING
When refitting the child seat cover, please ensure that the cover is fitted to
the seat in the area of the Velcro fastening in such a way that the belts can
move freely in the slots.

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Information symbols (priority 2)STOP OIL PRESSURE ENGINE OFF SERVICE MANUAL
EStop the car, turn the engine off and check the brake fluid level
Ÿpage 214.
ALTERNATOR WORKSHOP!
FTake the vehicle to a qualified workshop as soon as possible and have the
alternator checked.
FASTEN SEATBELT
hFasten your seat belt correctly; and make sure your passengers are also
properly belted in Ÿpage 17.
Fault message Symbol Action
CHECK OIL LEVEL
E Check the oil level and top up with the right engine oil Ÿ page 214
OIL SENSOR WORKSHOP
ETake the vehicle to an Authorised Service Centre as soon as possible and
have the engine checked.
STOP BRAKE FAULT SERVICE MANUAL
JTake the vehicle to a qualified workshop as soon as possible and have the
ABS checked.
PLEASE REFUEL!
zRefuel as soon as possible.
TOP UP WASHER FLUID
SFill up with water and washer fluid.
CHECK BRAKE PADS
ITake the vehicle to a qualified workshop immediately and have the brake
pads checked.
EXHAUST WORKSHOP
BTake the vehicle to an Authorised Service Centre as soon as possible and
have the engine checked.
ENGINE FAULT CONSULT WORKSHOP
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Take the vehicle to an Authorised Service Centre as soon as possible and
have the engine checked.
AIRBAG FAULT
TTake the vehicle to a qualified workshop immediately and have the airbag
system checked. Fault message Symbol Action

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If it lights up: pre-heating system activated.
If it flashes: there is a fault in the engine control (diesel
engines). Contact a specialist workshop.Ÿpage 73
Turn signalsŸpage 73
%0#Engine fault (petrol engine)Ÿpage 73
Main beam headlightsŸpage 73

BFault in the emission control systemŸpage 74

¬Diesel particle filterŸpage 74
Traction control system TCSŸpage 74
Electronic Stabilising Program* (ESP)Ÿpage 74
J Anti-lock brake system ABS*Ÿpage 75

Electronic immobiliser*Ÿpage 75
HBrakes/HandbrakeŸpage 76
FAlternatorŸpage 76
hSeat belt warning lamp*Ÿpage 17
zFuel reserveŸpage 76 Item Symbol Meaning of warning and control lamps Further information
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