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Operation
agent and clean the lens with a dry cloth
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›
›
.
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Remove snow using a small brush.
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Use de-icing spray to remove any ice ›
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.
CAUTION
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Never use abr
asive cleaners to clean the
camera lens.
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Never remove snow or ice from the camera
lens using warm or hot water. This could
damage the lens.
Note
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SEAT r
ecommends that you practise park-
ing with the rear assist system in a quiet lo-
cation or in a car park to become familiar with
the system, including the orientation lines
and their function.
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The orientation lines will not be displayed
on the screen if the rear lid is open or the fac-
tory-fitted towing bracket is electrically con-
nected to a trailer.
Parking perpendicular to the road
(mode 1)
Fig. 216 Display: orientation lines for the
p
ark
in
g space behind the vehicle
Summary of the orientation points
M
e
anin
g of orientation lines displayed on the
screen ››› Fig. 216. All of the lengths of the
orientation lines use a vehicle located on a
horizontal surface as reference.
Red: safety distance, i.e. road area loca-
ted up to 40 cm behind the vehicle.
Green: prolongation of the rear of the ve-
hicle (somewhat enlarged). The area dis-
played green ends around 2 metres be-
hind the vehicle, on the road.
Yellow: prolongation of the rear of the ve-
hicle as the steering wheel turns. The
area displayed yellow ends around 3 me-
tres behind the vehicle, on the road.
1
2
3
Parking
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Stop the vehicle in front of a space and se-
l
ect
r
everse gear.
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Reverse slowly and turn the steering wheel
so that the yellow orientation lines guide you
towards the space ››› Fig. 216
3
.
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Align the vehicle straight in the parking
p
l
ac
e using the help of the green orientation
lines.
Parking parallel to the road (mode 2)
Fig. 217 Display: orientation lines and surfa-
c
e
s
for the space behind the vehicle
After applying the turn signal, the lines and
s
ur
f
aces not required are deleted.
Summary of the orientation points
Meaning of orientation lines and surfaces
displayed on the screen ››› Fig. 217. All of the
220
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