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Operation
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Always use suitable ropes and straps in
good condition.
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Secure the ropes and straps to the fasten-
ing rings.
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Loose objects in the luggage compartment
can suddenly slide and change the way the
vehicle handles.
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Secure all objects, little and large.
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Never secure a load that is too heavy for
the fastening rings.
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Never secure a child seat to the fastening
rings.
Note
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The maximum load of the fastening rings is
approximately 3.5 kN (3.57 kp).
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You can find suitable transport straps and
load securing systems at a specialised work-
shop. SEAT recommends taking your car in for
technical service.
Rails and attachment system*
Fig. 94 In the luggage compartment: system
including rails, adjustable attachment ele-
ments
1
and adjustable tightening straps
2
.
The rails and attachment system consists of
four rails, movable attachment elements,
straps to be secured to the rails and a net
with supports to cover baggage ››› page 108.
The rail and attachment system is designed
to secure light objects. If the seats in the
third row are to be occupied by passengers
then attachment elements should never be
placed in the section of the rails close to the
seats ››› .
Installing the attachment elements
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Fit the attachment element with the ruts
facing upwards ››› Fig. 94
1
to the upper
part of the guide and press downwards.
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Move the attachment element to the de-
sired position.
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Always ensure that the attachment inserts
into the guide system ››› .
Removing the attachment elements
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Remove the attachment element from the
guide and pull downwards.
Securing a load
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Pull the strap through the attachment ele-
ment and secure the load ››› .
WARNING
In case of an accident or sudden braking, the
attachment elements in the parts of the rails
close to the seats of the third row could in-
jure seat occupants.
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Whenever the seats on the third row are to
be occupied, remove the attachment ele-
ments from the rails or move them all the way
back.
WARNING
Movable attachment elements that are not
secured correctly can be released from the
guide in case of sudden braking or accident.
As a result, objects may be fired through the
vehicle interior causing serious injury or
death.
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