air VOLKSWAGEN BEETLE 2004 Owner's Guide

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L-Wl information and safety warnings~ on
page 248.
The systems that can be adjust ed to your indiv id u­
al requiremen ts depend on the ve hicle equipm e
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le vel. If th e c heckb o x in the function butt on is ticked~
th e fun ctio n is swi tc h e d on. '
• Switch on the ignition .
• If necessary , switch on the infota inment syst em. T
o uch ing the
8 function button always ta ke s you
back t o the previously active menu .
Menu Submenu Settings options
Comfort
DCC: Normal
Sport
Steering: Normal Sport
Normal
Engine: Sport
Eco
Individual Normal
ACC: Sport
Eco
Normal
Bend lighting: Sport
Eco -
Air conditioning: Normal Eco
Reset
mode:
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Sett ings are reset to Norma 1. --""' Chang es to settmgs menus are applied . .
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ook f1 r th p ig m ent. Use a sp ec ia l colo ur ed
ln Alh er er m to re fr es h the colo ur wh ere necess a­
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• Wlp it o ff with a soft cloth.
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V o lk sw oge n reco mmend s that y ou u se a damp
o llo n o r w oo l c loth f o r g ene ra l c lea ning purposes.
Do no t lo t the wate r soa k thro ug h the leathe r or
• ofl k Int o the sea ms.
P lease obsorve the f ollo win g no tes prior to clean­
In g th e leathe r uph ols ter y -?page 303, Cleaning
u p ho ls te ry on sea t cu shi ons with out sea t h
eating ,
soRts tlw t are not elec trica lly adju stable, and sea ts
th at d o not co ntain airbag comp on ents.
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U:.;o w run g-out c loth to app ly a mild so a p so luti on .8l.
-ry w ith fln ab . orbe~t. dry ~l?lh:....
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lP . t d . jui' . h i d tc . - If th st in has Alread y dried, use a suitable c leaning age nt ~CD.
011y st~1 1w, . • il, lip tick - R mov fr sl1 sln in s with an absorbe nt cloth.
I . -If 111 stni n hAS no t y et p enetr ate d the surf ace, u se a suitable cleaning
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• Do not u se solvents, w ax polish, shoe
cream, spot removers or similar products on leather . •
Spilt liquids should be cleaned immediately
using an absorbent cloth as the leather surface
and the stitching absorb liquids quickly.
• Stains cannot b
e removed If the y has been
left on the leather for a long time and have pe·
netrated th e surface.
• If the car is left standing outdoors for long
periods, the leather should be protected
against direct sunlight to prevent it from fad­
ing.
r:l However, slight colour variations will arise in
L!J norma l use . ~ing leatherette upholstery
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P Information and safety warnings A on age 302
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Please . in Obse rv e the following notes pnor to clea n-
in~ the leatherette upholstery ~page 303. Cle an­
in uphols te ry on sea t cushio ns witllout se at heat­
s
ag, seat s tha t are not e lectrica lly adjustable , and
ats tha t do no t cont Ain airbag componen ts.
Only use water and neutral detergents to clean the
leat her ette upholstery .
Do not use solvents, wax polish, shoe cream • spot removers or similar products on the leath-
erette upholstery. These may cause the materi­
al to become hard and brittle prematurely.
Vehicle care and maintenance 305