Seat Alhambra 2012

User Manual - Page 151

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149Seats and storage
can be located in the storage compartment
1
.. The cover of the compart-
ment
1
can be used to safely store the covers of the rear shelf supports.
Compartments in the luggage compartment floor
More storage compartments can be found in the luggage compartment
floor.
Function Necessary operations
Open the front compartment
⇒ Fig. 115
3
:
Pull the front of the luggage compart-
ment floor back using the handle.
Open the rear compartment
4
:
Lift the rear of the luggage compart-
ment floor using the handle.
Keeping the rear compartment
open:
Move the hook at the rear right of the
luggage compartment and hook the lug-
gage compartment floor onto it
⇒ page 126.
Closing the compartment:
Push back the hook and push the rear
of the luggage compartment floor
4
down.
Fold the front part of the luggage com-
partment floor forwards
3
.
Other storage compartments:
in the centre console, front and rear.
in the door trims, front and rear.
Coat hooks on the central door pillars and on the rear roof handles.
Bag hook in the luggage compartment ⇒ page 126.
WARNING
Clothing hung on the coat hooks could restrict the driver's view and lead
to serious accidents.
Hang the clothes from the hooks so that driver's view is not restric-
ted.
The coat hook is suitable for light items of clothing. Never place
heavy, hard or sharp objects in the bags.
CAUTION
Keep the CD changer compartment closed while the vehicle is in motion to
reduce vibrations that could damage the changer.
Note
The first aid kit is located in the rear left compartment of the luggage com-
partment.
Drink holders
Introduction
Bottle holders
There is a bottle holder in the open compartments in the driver and front
passenger doors and in that of the sliding door.
Additional information and warnings:
Care and cleaning of the vehicle interior ⇒ page 252
Safety First Operating instructions Practical tips Technical Specifications
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