tailgate VOLVO CHV60 RECHARGE 2021 Quick Guide

EXTERIOR OVERVIEW
Check and save the new inflation pressure (TPMS)* viaTPMS in the Car Status app in the center display's App view. If
inflation pressure is too low, the
symbol will be steadily illu-
minated in the instrument panel. If inflation pressure is low, check and adjust the inflation pressure in all four tires and tap
Store Pressure to store the new tire pressure.
The Car Status app is used to check engine oil level . You can
also view any status-related messages and schedule service and repairs *.
The door mirrors can be automatically * tilted down when
reverse gear is engaged. When the vehicle is locked/unlocked using the remote key, the door mirrors will automatically fold in/out. Activate these functions under
SettingsMy Car
Mirrors and Convenience in the center display's Top view.
Keyless locking/unlocking * makes it possible to lock or
unlock the vehicle simply by having a remote key in your pos- session, e.g. in a pocket. The remote key must be within rangeof the vehicle. To unlock the vehicle using any of the door handles, grasp a door handle or lightly press the rubberized button on the under-side of the tailgate handle. To lock the vehicle, press any of theindentations on the outside of a door handle. Do not touch bothof the door handle's touch-sensitive surfaces at the same time.
The panoramic roof * has an opening glass section with a sun
shade and can be operated using a control above the rearview mirror when the vehicle is in at least ignition mode I. Open to
ventilation position by pressing the control upward and closeby pulling the control downward. To fully open the panoramicroof, pull the control rearward twice. Close by pulling the con-trol downward twice.
The power operated tailgate * can be opened using the foot-
operated tailgate function * by means of a slow forward kicking motion under the left-hand part of the rear bumper. Close and lock the tailgate by pressing the
button on the lower edge
of the tailgate. You can also close the tailgate by moving your foot slowly under the rear bumper. For it to be possible tounlock the tailgate using a kicking motion, the vehicle must be equipped with keyless locking/unlocking *. The remote key
must be within range behind the vehicle when opening and closing using a kicking motion. To prevent the tailgate from e.g. hitting the roof of a garage, a maximum opening height can be set. Set a maximum opening height by opening the tailgate to the desired opening position. Then press
for at least 3 seconds to store the position.
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LOCKING/UNLOCKING Remote key
Press briefly to lock doors, tailgate and fuel filler door and arm the alarm. A long press closes all side windows simultaneously.
Press briefly to unlock doors, tailgate and fuel filler door and disarm the alarm. Press and hold to open all door windows at the same time.
Press briefly to unlock and disarm only the tailgate. Press and hold to open or close the power* tailgate.
The panic alarm activates the turn signals and horn to attract attention in emergency situations. To activate, press and holdthe button for at least three seconds or press the button twicewithin three seconds. The function can be switched off usingthe same button after it has been activated for at least five sec-onds. Otherwise, it will switch off automatically after threeminutes.
Private (valet) locking Private locking locks the tailgate, which can be practical when, for example, the vehicle is taken in for service or at a hotel.
–In the center display's Function view, tap Private
Locking to activate/deactivate the function.
A pop-up window will appear showing whether the function is activated or deactivated. A four-digit codemust be selected each time the function is activated.The first time the function is used, an extra securitycode must be selected.
Locking * the glove compartment is performed manually using the
enclosed key which is located inside the glove compartment.
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FOLDING THE BACKRESTS IN THE REAR SEAT Make sure that the backrest and head restraint do not come into contact with the back of the seat in front when folding down. Thefront seats may need to be adjusted in order to fold down the back-rests. Folding down the backrestsThe vehicle must be stationary and the tailgate must be open before a backrest can be folded down. Make sure there are no peo-ple or objects in the rear seat.
1. Fold down the center seat's head restraint manually.
2. Pull up the handle on the backrest while folding down the back-rest. The handle for the head restraint will be automatically pulled up when the backrest is lowered. A red indicator light near thebackrest lock indicates that the backrest is no longer locked.
3. The backrest lock will release and the backrest will automatically fold down to the horizontal position.
Folding up backrests
1. Move the backrest upward/rearward until it locks into position.
2. Return the head restraint to the upright position manually.
3. If needed, adjust the center seat's head restraint.
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SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION
The Owner's Manual and other manuals contain safety instructions and all warning, caution andnote texts, which must be read. Some functionsonly apply to certain markets.
WARNING
GETTING STARTED Volvo On Call – The system's services only
work in areas in which Volvo On Call's partners have cellular coverage and in markets whereVolvo On Call is available. Just as with cellular phones, atmospheric distur- bances or areas with fewer transmitters, e.g.sparsely populated rural areas, can make con-nection impossible. For warning, caution and note texts for Volvo On Call services, see the Owner's Manual andthe applicable agreement for the Volvo On Callsubscription. Sensus Navigation * – Direct all your attention
to the road and make sure that your concentra- tion is focused on driving. Follow applicable traf-fic laws and use good judgment while driving.Road conditions can be affected by weather orseason, which may make certain recommenda-tions less reliable. EXTERIOR OVERVIEW Tailgate – Bear in mind the risk of pinching
when opening/closing the tailgate. Make sure that no one is in the path of the tailgate whocould be injured by its movement. Always oper-ate the tailgate with caution. Keyless locking/unlocking * – Check that chil-
dren or other passengers are not at risk of crush- ing when all the windows are closed with key- less closing *.
INTERIOR OVERVIEW Passenger airbag – Volvo recommends that all
occupants (adults and children) shorter than 140 cm (4 foot 7 inches) be seated in the rear seat of any vehicle with a front passenger sideairbag and be properly restrained for their heightand weight. Occupant Weight Sensor (OWS) 
No objects that add to the total weight on the seat should be placed on the front passenger'sseat. If a child is seated in the front passeng-er's seat with any additional weight, this extraweight could cause the OWS system to ena-ble the airbag, which might cause it to deployin the event of a collision, thereby injuring thechild.
 The seat belt should never be wrapped aroundan object on the front passenger's seat. Thiscould interfere with the OWS system's func-tion.
 The front passenger's seat belt should neverbe used in a way that exerts more pressure onthe passenger than normal. This couldincrease the pressure exerted on the weightsensor by a child, and could result in the air-bag being enabled, which might cause it todeploy in the event of a collision, thereby injur-ing the child.
Always take the remote key with you when you
leave the vehicle. Make sure the ignition is inmode 0, especially if there are children in the
vehicle. Always apply the parking brake when parking
on an incline. Selecting a gear or putting the automatic transmission in P may not be suffi-
cient to keep the vehicle stationary in all situa-tions. POWER FRONT SEATS Do not adjust the seat while driving. The seat must be positioned in a way that allows thedriver to fully depress the brake pedal. Adjust theseat as far rearward as comfort and controlallow. After adjusting the seat, make sure that itis securely locked into position before starting todrive. FOLDING THE BACKRESTS IN THE REAR SEAT Make sure the backrest is correctly engaged before folding up and down and that the headrestraint is correctly engaged after folding up. CONNECTIONS
 Do not use accessories with large or heavy plugs – they could damage the outlet or comeloose while you are driving.
 Do not use accessories that could cause dis-ruptions to e.g. the vehicle's radio receiver orelectrical system.
 Position the accessory so that there is no riskof it injuring the driver or passengers in theevent of heavy braking or a collision.
 Pay attention to connected accessories asthey can generate heat that could burn pas-sengers or the interior.
DRIVER SUPPORT The vehicle's driver support systems are designed to offer supplementary assistance tothe driver, but cannot handle all situations in alltraffic, weather and road conditions. They arenever a substitute for the driver's attention andjudgment. The driver is always responsible forensuring the vehicle is driven in a safe manner,at the appropriate speed, with an appropriatedistance to other vehicles, and in accordancewith current traffic rules and regulations. Thedriver always has ultimate responsibility forbraking and steering the vehicle. Before driving your vehicle, read all sections of the Owner's Manual concerning driver supportsystems in the vehicle. PARKING ASSISTANCE SYSTEMS Park Assist Pilot is a supplementary driver sup-
port but cannot handle all situations. The func- tion is only intended to assist the driver whenparallel and perpendicular parking. The driverbears full responsibility for parking the vehiclesafely and braking when necessary. Objectslocated far into the parking space may not bedetected when scanning. The driver is alwaysresponsible for assessing whether the space suggested by Park Assist Pilot is suitable forparking. Park Assist Camera
is supplementary driver
support intended to assist when parking the vehicle. The function is never a substitute for thedriver's attention and judgment. The camerashave dead/blind spots where objects cannot bedetected. Pay particular attention to people andanimals near the vehicle. Bear in mind that thefront end of the vehicle may swing out towardsoncoming traffic during the parking maneuver. Before driving your vehicle, read all sections of the Owner's Manual concerning driver supportsystems in the vehicle. VOICE COMMANDS The driver is always responsible for ensuring that the vehicle is operated in a safe manner and thatall applicable traffic regulations are followed.
CAUTION
INTERIOR OVERVIEW The information is projected from a head-up
display unit * located in the dashboard. To help
prevent damage to the display unit's glass cover, do not place any objects on the glass and pre-vent objects from falling onto it. Wireless phone charger Keep cellular phones
and charger stations away from other objects while charging to help avoid overheating. Do notplace cards with NFC (Near Field Communica-tion), e.g. debit cards for contactless payment,next to the phone. This type of card could bedestroyed during charging. CENTER DISPLAY When cleaning the center display, use a micro-
fiber cloth that is free from sand and similar deb- ris. When cleaning the center display, apply onlylight pressure to the display. Pressing too hardcould damage the display. Do not spray liquid or corrosive chemicals directly onto the center display. Do not use win-dow cleaners, cleaning agents, aerosol sprays,solvents, alcohol, ammonia or detergents thatcontain abrasives. Never use abrasive cloths,
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paper towels or tissue paper, as these may scratch the display. FOLDING THE BACKRESTS IN THE REAR SEAT When the backrest is folded down, make sure there are no objects in the rear seat, and the seatbelts are not buckled. The armrest* on the center seating position must
be in the stowed position. RIGHT-SIDE STEERING WHEEL LEVER Wiper blades in service position - Before plac-
ing the wipers in service position, ensure that they have not frozen to the windshield. If thewiper arms in service position are raised fromthe windshield, they must be folded backagainst the windshield before activating wiping,washing or rain sensor as well as before depar-ture. This is to prevent scratching the paint onthe hood. CONNECTIONS Electrical outlet – Each 12-volt socket can sup-
ply a maximum of 120 W (10 A).
NOTE
EXTERIOR OVERVIEW Foot-operated tailgate - There is a risk of
reduced or lost function if there are large amounts of snow, ice, dirt, etc. on the rearbumper. Make sure to keep the bumper clean. Please note that the system could be inadver- tently activated in a car wash or similar if theremote key is within range. Setting maximum opening height – If the sys-
tem has been working continuously for a pro- longed period of time, it will be switched off toavoid overload. It can be used again afterapproximately 2 minutes Electromagnetic fields and obstructing objects may interfere with remote key functions . Avoid
storing the remote key near metal objects orelectronic devices, e.g. cell phones, tablets, lap-tops or chargers – preferably no closer than10-15 cm (4-6 in.). INTERIOR OVERVIEW With a cold start
, idling speed may be consider-
ably higher than normal for certain engine types. This is done to get the emissions system up tonormal operating temperature as quickly as pos-sible, which minimizes exhaust emissions andprotects the environment. Head-up display * – When a City Safety function
is activated, the information in the head-up dis- play will be replaced by a City Safety graphic.This graphic will illuminate even if the head-updisplay is turned off. The driver's ability to see information in the head-up display may be impeded by the use ofe.g. polarizing sunglasses, a driving posture inwhich the driver is not centered in the seat,objects on the display unit's glass cover and/orunfavorable lighting conditions. People with cer-tain types of vision problems may experienceheadaches or eye strain when using the head-updisplay. STEERING WHEEL Trip computer - Calculation of driving range
may vary if your driving style changes. PASSENGER COMPARTMENT CLIMATE Heating/cooling cannot be accelerated by choosing a higher/lower temperature than thedesired temperature. Preconditioning - The vehicle's doors and win-
dows should be closed during preconditioning of the passenger compartment. CONNECTIONS Vehicle modem – Please note that the SIM
card used for Internet connection via P-SIM must have a different phone number than theSIM card used by the cellular phone. If the cardshave the same number, calls will not be con-nected correctly to the phone. Use a SIM cardwith a separate phone number for the Internetconnection or a data card that does not handlephone calls and therefore cannot interfere withphone function. Internet - Data (data traffic) is transfered when
using the Internet, which can incur additional costs. Activating data roaming and Wi-Fi hot- spots can incur additional charges. Contact yournetwork operator about data traffic costs. Whendownloading using a phone, pay extra attentionto the data traffic costs. Data downloading
can affect other services that
transfer data, e.g. web radio. If the affect on other services is experienced as problematic, thedownload can be interrupted. Alternatively, itmay be appropriate to switch off or cancel otherservices. When downloading using a phone, payextra attention to the data traffic costs. Updating – If the phone's operating system is
being updated, it is possible that the Bluetooth connection will be interrupted. Delete the phonefrom the vehicle and reconnect. USING CONNECTED DEVICES Apple CarPlay and Android Auto – Volvo is not
responsible for the content of the CarPlay or Android Auto apps.
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