Manually closing the front passenger door and rear doors Childproof lock Please refer to and at the start of the chapter on page 54. Please refer to and at the start of the chapter on page 54. Fig. 48 Childproof lock: Left rear door, right rear door Fig. 47 In the front edge of the rear right-hand door: locking the vehicle with the emergency key Fig. 48 jump leads: The front passenger side door and rear door can be manually locked. 1 2 Disable the Childproof lock. Enable the Childproof lock. Childproof locks prevent children from opening the rear doors inside the vehicle. – Open the car door. – Insert the key bit into slot → Fig.
47 1 and press it in the direction of the arrow until the locking device in the slot is stuck. The rear door can only be opened from the out- side of the car after the Childproof lock is activa- ted. – Close the vehicle door. – Check to see if the doors are locked. Disable or enable the Childproof lock – Unlock the vehicle and open the corresponding rear door. – If necessary, lock other doors as described above. – Check the vehicle at the qualified workshop as soon as possible. – Rotate the notch to the desired position. Unlock the vehicle or open the corresponding door from inside the vehicle, and the manually locked door will be re-unlocked.
The rear door cannot be opened from inside the car after the Childproof lock is activated. WARNING The door can be unlocked and opened by pulling the door open handle from the car. ● Never leave children or people in need of as- sistance alone in a locked vehicle as they may be trapped in the vehicle. In an emer- gency, these personnel may not be able to evacuate the vehicle or save themselves. Those trapped inside could be subjected to extreme heat or cold. ● The temperature in a locked car may be very high or very low depending on the season, which puts people inside the car at high risk of injury and illness, and even death, espe- cially affecting children.
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