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md_file/Abbreviations List.md

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+# Abbreviations List
+
+# Abbreviation list:
+
+# Abbreviation
+
+# Definition
+
+A2DP Advanced Audio Distribution Profile: Manufacturer- independent technology for audio signal transmission via Bluetooth.  AAC Advanced Audio Coding: Format for compressing audio files.  ABS Anti- lock Brake System.  AC Alternating Current: Alternating current.  ACC Adaptive Cruise Control.  AFS Adaptive Front Lighting System.  ALAC Apple Lossless Audio Codec: Format for compressing audio files.  APE Monvalue's Audio: Format for compressing audio files.  AR - HUD Augmented Reality Head- Up Display.  ASR Acceleration Slip Regulation.  AVRCP Audio Video Remote Control Profile: Manufacturer- independent technology for remote control of audio sources via Bluetooth.  BAS Brake Assist System.  CCC China Compulsory Certification.  DAB Digital Audio Broadcasting.  DC Direct Current: Direct current.  DCC Adaptive Chassis Control.  DOW Door Open Warning.  EBD Electronic Brake Pressure Distribution.  EBS Electronic Brake Systems.  EDL Electronic Differential Lock.  ESC Electronic Stability Control.  eSIM Embedded Subscriber Identity Module: Permanently installed, non- interchangeable SIM card.  ETC Electronic Toll Collection.  FLAC Free Lossless Audio Codec: Format for compressing audio files.  FM (frequency modulation): very high frequency, VHF.  GPS Global Positioning System: global navigation satellite system for position determination.  HFP Hands- Free Profile: wireless telephony.  HUD Head- up Display.  IPA Intelligent Parking Assist.  ISO International Organization for Standardization.  LED Light Emitting Diode: light- emitting diode.  MAP Message Access Profile: protocol for transmission of text messages and emails.  MKB Multi Collision Brake.  MP2 Format for compressing audio files.  MP3 Format for compressing audio files.
+
+MP4 Format for compressing audio files.  MPEG Moving Picture Experts Group.  NFC Near Field Communication: Standard for data transfer in the close range using wireless technology.  OBD On- Board Diagnostic System: Diagnostic Connection.  OPUS Format for compressing audio files.  pACC Predictive Adaptive Cruise Control.  PBAP Phone Book Access Profile: Manufacturer- independent technology for transmission of mobile telephone phone book data.  POI Point of Interest.  QR code Quick Response Code: Binary representation of coded data.  RCTA Rear Cross Traffic Alert.  RPA Remote Park Assist.  SD Secure Digital (memory card): Digital memory card.  SIM Subscriber Identity Module.  SMS Short Message Service.  SPP Serial Port Profile: Serial data transmission via Bluetooth.  TIN Tyre Identification Number.  TPA Memory Park Assist.  TPM Tyre Pressure Monitoring System.  TSR Traffic Sign Recognition.  TWI Tread Wear Indicator.  USB Universal Serial Bus: Serial bus system for connecting external devices.  VIN Vehicle Identification Number: Number for unique identification of a vehicle.  WAV Waveform: Audio file format.  Wi- Fi Wireless Fidelity: Wireless network.  WMA Format for compressing audio files.  WPA2/3 Wi- Fi Protected Access 2/3: Encryption method for a wireless network.  WPS Wi- Fi Protected Setup: Standard for simple setup of a wireless local area network with encryption.  XDS Extension of the electronic Differential lock.

md_file/Accessories and Replacement Parts.md

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+# Accessories and Replacement Parts
+
+Seek advice from a suitably qualified workshop before purchasing accessories, replacement parts or service fluids, for example if the vehicle is to be retrofitted with accessories or if parts have to be renewed. Qualified workshops can provide information on legal requirements and also recommend accessories, replacement parts and service fluids. Volkswagen recommends contact with an ID. UNYX Service Center.
+
+Volkswagen recommends using Volkswagen genuine Parts or Volkswagen genuine accessories, which you can purchase from an ID. UNYX Service Center. These parts and accessories have been specially tested by Volkswagen for suitability, reliability and safety. A suitably qualified workshop also has the specialist skills for correct installation. Volkswagen recommends contact with an ID. UNYX Service Center.
+
+Volkswagen cannot evaluate the reliability, safety and suitability of products that have not been authorised by Volkswagen, despite continuous market observation. Volkswagen can therefore assume no responsibility for these parts, even if they have been approved by an official testing agency or are covered by an official approval certificate.
+
+Always contact a suitably qualified workshop if you wish to change to different tyre and rim combinations. Volkswagen recommends contact with an ID. UNYX Service Center.
+
+# WARNING
+
+Use of unsuitable replacement parts and accessories can lead to vehicle malfunctions. This also applies to work, modifications and repairs that are not performed correctly. This can lead to vehicle damage and accidents with serious or fatal injuries.
+
+Have repairs and modifications to your vehicle carried out only by a suitably qualified workshop. Qualified workshops have the necessary tools, diagnostic equipment, repair information and qualified personnel. Volkswagen recommends contact with an ID. UNYX Service Center. Never fit parts to your vehicle that differ in their design or characteristics from the factory- fitted parts. Use only wheel rim and tyre combinations that have been approved by Volkswagen for your vehicle type.
+
+# WARNING
+
+Objects in the deployment zone of the airbags can be flung through the vehicle interior if the airbags are triggered. This can cause severe or fatal injuries.
+
+Never secure or position objects in the deployment zones of the airbags.

md_file/Acoustic Warnings if Lights are not Switched Off.md

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+# Acoustic Warnings if Lights are not Switched Off
+
+When the ignition has been switched off and the driver door is opened, acoustic warnings will sound under the following conditions:
+
+If the one- side parking light is switched on.- If the side lights are switched on.
+
+When the orientation lighting is switched on, no acoustic warning will be given as a reminder that a light is still switched on when leaving the vehicle.

md_file/Activate Digital Key.md

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+# Activate Digital Key
+
+# WARNING
+
+Park the vehicle in a safe place before activating the digital value
+
+# Activation Steps
+
+Activation Steps1. Park the vehicle in a safe location and activate the electronic parking brake.2. Download and install the Volkswagen ID, UNYX application (APP) from the mobile app store.3. Open the mobile app and log in.4. Tap on the Volkswagen logo at the bottom of the mobile app, then select "Digital value" from the dropdown menu.5. Follow the prompts in the mobile app to enter relevant information.6. Complete the activation process.

md_file/Activating Predictive Adaptive Cruise Control.md

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+# Activating Predictive Adaptive Cruise Control
+
+You can separately set the events to which the vehicle should react in the Assist systems menu of the Infotainment system:
+
+Reaction to the road layout. Reaction to permitted speeds.
+
+If you have activated at least one event, predictive cruise control will also be switched on automatically when ACC is switched on.

md_file/Adaptive Headlight System (AFS).md

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+# Adaptive Headlight System (AFS)
+
+The adaptive headlight system enables optimum illumination of the carriageway.
+
+A prerequisite for the proper functioning of the adaptive headlamp system is that the headlamps AUTO are automatically controlled is switched on and the vehicle speed reaches a certain range.
+
+The adaptive headlamp function can be switched on or off in the vehicle settings menu on the infotainment system.

md_file/Adjusting the Head Restraints.md

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+# Adjusting the Head Restraints
+
+Adjusting the height of the rear head restraints of the outer rear seats
+
+![](https://sl.haramasu.com/LISho)
+
+Illustration: adjusting the rear head restraint
+
+While pressing the button if necessary, push the head restraint up or down in the direction of the arrows. The head restraint must engage securely into position.

md_file/Adjusting the Range Display and Electric Vehicle Route Planner.md

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+# Adjusting the Range Display and Electric Vehicle Route Planner
+
+# Electric Vehicle Route Planner
+
+A maximum of five charging stations can be automatically added as charging stops.
+
+Depending on the selection and the available data, suitable charging stations will be displayed on the map.
+
+# Adding charging stops automatically
+
+- In order to activate automatic planning of necessary charging stations on the route, tap to enter Destination  $\triangleright$  Route options  $\triangleright$  Charging Route.
+
+# Search for charging stations using filter
+
+When looking for charging stations on the map, you can filter them by setting different search criteria. Setting these criteria affects the map display. Only charging stations that meet the criteria will be displayed. The search results in the "Charging station" category are filtered according to the selected criteria. You can change the criteria again at any time. An active filter does not have any influence on route planning. Adapt the settings if you want to take charging stops into account in route planning.

md_file/Adjusting the Range Display and Electric Vehicle Route Planner_1.md

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+# Adjusting the Range Display and Electric Vehicle Route Planner
+
+# Electric Vehicle Route Planner
+
+A maximum of five charging stations can be automatically added as charging stops.
+
+Depending on the selection and the available data, suitable charging stations will be displayed on the map.
+
+# Adding charging stops automatically
+
+- In order to activate automatic planning of necessary charging stations on the route, tap to enter Destination  $\triangleright$  Route options  $\triangleright$  Charging Route.
+
+# Search for charging stations using filter
+
+When looking for charging stations on the map, you can filter them by setting different search criteria. Setting these criteria affects the map display. Only charging stations that meet the criteria will be displayed. The search results in the "Charging station" category are filtered according to the selected criteria. You can change the criteria again at any time. An active filter does not have any influence on route planning. Adapt the settings if you want to take charging stops into account in route planning.
+
+# Saving a destination as a favourite
+
+When entering a destination, tap in the additional window.
+
+# Selecting a destination and starting navigation
+
+1. Tap  $\mathbb{Q}$   
+2. Tap the desired destination.  
+3. Tap Start.
+
+Or: tap
+
+# Selecting on the map
+
+The navigation map contains active areas at many locations which are suitable for destination input. To enter a destination, tap the desired position or location on the map. You can start route guidance if map data is available at this location.
+
+Destination input via the navigation map depends on the data status and is not possible for all positions.

md_file/Advanced Main Beam Control.md

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+# Advanced Main Beam Control
+
+Advanced main- beam control provides maximum illumination for the road and the edges of the road. At the same time, it prevents front or oncoming vehicles from being dazzled. The system uses a camera to detect other self- illuminated road users and their distance from your vehicle and deactivates areas within the light distribution in a targeted manner. If the system can no longer prevent other road users from being dazzled, main beam will be switched off completely. Advanced main- beam control normally also recognises illuminated areas such as towns and deactivates main beam while driving through them.
+
+Within the limits of the system, main beam is automatically switched on or off depending on the surroundings and traffic conditions and on the driving speed.
+
+Advanced main- beam control can be activated and deactivated in the vehicle settings in the Infotainment system.
+
+# 4 Switching on advanced main-beam control
+
+1. Switch on the ignition. 
+2. Switch on automatic lighting control AUTO. 
+3. Tap the main beam lever forward from the original position.
+
+When main- beam control is switched on, the indicator lamp in the instrument cluster display lights up. When main- beam control is active, the blue main beam indicator lamp  $\Xi \Delta$  lights up in the instrument cluster.
+
+# Switching off advanced main-beam control
+
+Switch off automatic lighting control AUTO.
+
+Or: if main- beam control is switched on and active, pull the lever back.
+
+Or: if main- beam control is switched on and not active, tap the turn signal and main beam lever forward.
+
+Manual main beam is now switched on. To switch off the manual main beam again, pull back the turn signal and main beam lever.
+
+Or: switch off the ignition.
+
+# System limits
+
+The main beam must be manually switched off under the following conditions, as it is not switched off by the main beam control in time or at all:
+
+In badly lit towns that the system cannot recognise as towns. In poorly lit streets where there are highly reflective signs. Other road users with insufficient lighting facilities, such as pedestrians, cyclists. In tight bends, on steep hill crests or in dips in the road or when oncoming traffic is half- hidden. With oncoming traffic on streets with a central barrier where the driver can see clearly over the central barrier e.g. truck drivers. In fog, snow or heavy rain. In conditions where dust or sand has been blown up. Damage to the windscreen in the camera's field of vision. If the camera window is covered by condensation, dirt, a sticker, snow or ice.
+
+- If the camera is switched off automatically due to a high ambient temperature or prolonged exposure to direct sunlight. When the camera is available again, main-beam control will also be available once more.- If the camera is faulty or the power supply is interrupted.
+
+# WARNING
+
+The increased convenience offered by main- beam control cannot replace the full attention of the driver. Incorrect activation of the main beam headlights can lead to accidents and serious injuries as the main beam headlights can distract and dazzle other road users.
+
+- Always check the lighting yourself and adjust it to suit the light, visibility and traffic conditions.- The main-beam control may not be able to recognise all driving situations correctly and may not work properly in certain situations.- If the camera's field of view is dirty, covered or damaged, the function of the main-beam control may be impaired. This also applies if changes are made to the vehicle's lighting system, for example if additional headlights are fitted.
+
+# 1 NOTICE
+
+Please observe the following points in order to avoid impairing the proper function of the system:
+
+- Clean the camera window at regular intervals and keep it free from snow and ice.- Do not cover the camera window.- Check the area of the windscreen which is in the camera's field of view for damage at regular intervals.

md_file/Air Care.md

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+# Air Care
+
+# In the air conditioning menu:
+
+The Air Care system active combination filter can reduce the infiltration of harmful substances and even allergens. Taping the Air Care in the air conditioning menu can activate the function.
+
+After the purification function is activated, the air circulation mode inside the car will minimize the risk of fogging the window glass according to the humidity inside the car and the temperature outside the car. The in- car air circulation mode will continue to automatically adjust to prevent fatigue among passengers.

md_file/Air Conditioning System Menu in the Infotainment System.md

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+# Air Conditioning System Menu in the Infotainment System
+
+Open the air conditioning menu via the app overview in the Infotainment system.
+
+The air conditioning menu contains the functions for air distribution, for example.
+
+Depending on the vehicle configuration, some functions and menus may not exist in the infotainment system on your car.
+
+You can set up a quick access for the air conditioning menu in the favourites bar at the right bottom edge of the screen.
+
+# Air conditioning system operating conditions
+
+The air conditioning system operating conditions are highlighted in colour:
+
+Cooling. Heating.
+
+# Air conditioning settings submenu
+
+Depending on vehicle equipment, you will find additional convenience features in the Air conditioning settings submenu:
+
+Switch on seat heating automatically at the start of the journey. Switch on the steering wheel heating automatically at the start of the journey.
+
+# Overview of the Climatronic
+
+# Automatic air conditioning system
+
+The Climatronic is an automatic air conditioning system that heats, cools and dehumidifies the air. Automatic mode enables the Climatronic to control the air temperature, air distribution and air volume automatically.
+
+The air conditioning system will work most effectively if the vehicle interior is kept closed. Opening the windows and glass roof to provide fresh air may accelerate cooling down the vehicle if high temperatures have built up in the vehicle interior.
+
+# Display of active functions
+
+Illuminated symbols on the Infotainment system indicate that the function is switched on.
+
+# Operating the air conditioning system with voice commands
+
+Depending on the vehicle equipment, some functions of the air conditioning system can be operated with the voice control function.
+
+# WARNING
+
+Poor visibility through the door windows, windscreen and rear window increases the risk of collisions and accidents which can cause serious or fatal injuries.
+
+- Keep all windows free of ice, snow and condensation.- Adjust the heating, air conditioning and windscreen heating to prevent condensation from forming on the windows.- Only set off once all windows are clear.

md_file/Air Distribution and Blower Speed.md

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+# Air Distribution and Blower Speed
+
+# Vents
+
+There are vents in the vehicle in the following locations:
+
+Driver side. Front passenger side. Front center console. Rear center console. Front footwell. Front, left and right sides of dashboard.
+
+# ! NOTICE
+
+Food, medicine and other items that are sensitive to heat or cold could be either damaged or rendered useless by the air flowing out of the vents.
+
+- Never leave food, medicines or other temperature-sensitive objects in front of the vents.
+
+# Air distribution functions in the air conditioning menu:
+
+Adjust the air speed using the touch slider.
+
+Direct air towards upper body.
+
+Direct air into the footwell.
+
+Direct air onto the front windscreen.
+
+# Air distribution functions in the air conditioning menu: Smart Climate
+
+Climatronic automatic mode is also switched on if a Smart Climate function is activated. The Smart Climate functions remain switched on for a short time. Automatic mode remains switched on after this time elapses. The following features are subject to vehicle configuration.
+
+- Clear the windscreen of ice and misting. 
+- Direct warm air into the footwell. 
+- Direct warm air onto the steering wheel. 
+- Direct cold air into the footwell. 
+- Direct fresh air from the outside into the vehicle interior. 
+- Briefly increase the heating power.
+
+Briefly increase the cooling power.

md_file/Air Recirculation Mode.md

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+# Air Recirculation Mode
+
+# Switching air recirculation mode on and off in the air conditioning menu
+
+When air recirculation mode is switched on, no fresh air enters the vehicle interior.
+
+1. Open the air conditioning menu in the Infotainment system.  
+2. Tap  $\bigcirc$  to turn on the air conditioning.  
+3. Tap  $\bigcirc$  to switch to the mode demanded.
+
+# When does air recirculation mode switch off?
+
+Air recirculation mode switches off in the following situations:
+
+When the defrost function is switched on. If a sensor detects that condensation might form on the windows.
+
+# WARNING
+
+Stale air can quickly make the driver tired and negatively affect their concentration which may cause collisions, accidents and serious injuries.
+
+Never use air recirculation mode for an extended period as no fresh air will enter the vehicle interior. Use air recirculation mode for a short period only. Condensation could otherwise form very quickly on the windows, greatly reducing visibility. Switch off the air recirculation mode as soon as it is no longer required.
+
+# NOTICE
+
+Do not smoke if the air recirculation mode has been selected. The smoke can leave a residue on the evaporator of the cooling system and the enhanced air filter with activated carbon, producing a lasting unpleasant odour.

md_file/Ambient Light.md

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+# Ambient Light
+
+The ambient lighting provides auxiliary lighting for the interior space of the car.
+
+# Type 1
+
+![](https://sl.haramasu.com/71hfn)
+
+The brightness and color of the ambient mood lighting (depending on equipment) can be set in the infotainment system.
+
+# Light mode
+
+Ambient mood lighting modes vary depending on vehicle configuration. You can choose the mode of the ambient mood lighting according to your preferences.
+
+# Personalization
+
+![](https://sl.haramasu.com/MKcPO)
+
+The primary/secondary ambient light tones can be selected in the personalization menu.
+
+![](https://sl.haramasu.com/O9Z11)
+
+Adjustable brightness of ambient lighting in different areas.
+
+Type 2
+
+![](https://sl.haramasu.com/6jmFI)
+
+# Tap  $\rightarrow$  Vehicle Interior  $\rightarrow$  Ambient lights settings.
+
+The following adjustments can be made:
+
+Activating or deactivating the ambient light. Activate automatic color adjustment. Color adjustment. Brightness adjustment. Contour adjustment.
+
+The ambient lighting automatically turns off when the vehicle is locked or a few minutes after the ignition switch is turned off. This helps prevent the discharge of the  $12\mathrm{V}$  battery

md_file/Application Control.md

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+# Application Control
+
+- Open / Close App Store.- Open / Close Information Center.- Open / Close Lite App.- Open / Close Personal Center.- Open / Close Digital User Manual.- Open / Close Sound App.- Open / Close Vehicle App.- Open / Close Menu.- Open / Close System Setting page.- Open Home page.- Open / Close Mode Store.- Open / Close Avatar.- Open / Close Dealer Maintenance App.- Open / Close Charging page.

md_file/Applications.md

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+# Applications
+
+App- Connect allows content from apps on mobile devices to be shown on the Infotainment system screen.
+
+There may be problems with compatibility with third- party apps.
+
+Apps, their use, and the necessary mobile network connection may be subject to charges.
+
+A wide range of apps may be available and they may be vehicle- dependent. The content, scope and providers of apps can vary. Some apps also depend on availability of services offered by third parties.
+
+We are unable to guarantee that the available apps can be run on all mobile telephones and all operating systems.
+
+The apps offered by Volkswagen can also be changed, discontinued, deactivated, reactivated and upgraded without prior notice.
+
+# WARNING
+
+To avoid distracting the driver, do not use any apps while driving.

md_file/Areas Where Special Regulations Apply.md

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+# Areas Where Special Regulations Apply
+
+Switch off the mobile telephone and mobile phone interface in areas where there is an explosion hazard. These areas are not always clearly signposted. This includes, for example:
+
+Areas immediately around chemical pipelines and tanks. Lower decks of ships and ferries. The area around vehicles which run on liquid gas, such as propane or butane. Places where there are chemicals or particles such as flour, dust and metal powder in the air. All other places where the engine or mobile telephone must be switched off.
+
+# WARNING
+
+Switch the mobile telephone and mobile phone interface off in potentially explosive areas and locations where special guidelines apply.
+
+
+# NOTICE
+
+Your mobile telephone must always be switched off in areas where special regulations apply and when the use of mobile telephones is forbidden. The radiation produced by the mobile telephone when switched on may interfere with sensitive technical and medical equipment, possibly resulting in malfunction or damage to the equipment.

md_file/Automatic Braking Intervention.md

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+# Automatic Braking Intervention
+
+The automatic braking intervention of a parking system is designed to reduce the possible damage due to a collision as soon as an obstacle is detected.
+
+# WARNING
+
+Do not let the automatic braking intervention of parking systems tempt you to take any risks while driving. In some situations, the automatic braking intervention can only work in a limited way or not at all. Collisions with obstacles can cause injuries to persons and vehicle damage. The system is not a substitute for the full attention of the driver.
+
+Always pay due attention and do not rely exclusively on the parking systems. Always be prepared to brake and steer the vehicle yourself. Do not take any safety risks. React appropriately to the warnings and driving recommendations of the parking systems.
+
+# Prerequisites
+
+- The vehicle speed does not exceed a maximum of around  $10\mathrm{km / h}$  when manoeuvring.  
+- A parking system was switched on.
+
+# What happens when an automatic braking intervention takes place?
+
+If an obstacle is detected, the vehicle is braked to a standstill and is held for around 2 seconds.
+
+The driver shall:
+
+1. Hold the vehicle with the foot brake after the braking intervention.  
+2. Check the surroundings.
+
+A text message may also be displayed on the instrument cluster, depending on the vehicle equipment.
+
+# Switching on and off
+
+Automatic braking intervention is activated or deactivated as soon as the driver switches a parking system on or off.
+
+# Manoeuvre braking function of Park Distance Control
+
+- Briefly press the accelerator to cancel the automatic braking intervention.
+
+Deactivate function:
+
+1. Tap the function button on the Park Distance Control screen.  
+2. Adjust the setting.
+
+The automatic braking intervention does not take place for an obstacle in the front area if Park Distance Control has been activated automatically when driving forwards.
+
+# General notes
+
+Switch off the parking system if automatic braking intervention occurs too frequently, for example when driving off- road.
+
+If the vehicle has been braked by the manoeuvre braking function of Park Distance Control, the function is inactive for around  $5\mathrm{m}$  (around 16 ft) in the same direction of travel or will be ready for use again after the gear or drive position has been changed.
+
+The parking manoeuvre will be aborted after emergency braking by Park Assist, e.g. if an obstacle was detected.
+
+After emergency braking by the Rear Traffic Alert, around 10 seconds must elapse before automatic braking intervention can take place again.

md_file/Automatic Lighting Control.md

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+# Automatic Lighting Control
+
+When the automatic lighting control  $\mathsf{A}\mathsf{U}\mathsf{T}\mathsf{O}$  is switched on, dipped beam and the instrument and switch lighting will switch on under the following conditions:
+
+The light sensor has detected darkness. The windscreen wipers have been switched on for an extended period.
+
+When the dipped beam is switched on, the indicator lamp  $\mathsf{A}\mathsf{U}\mathsf{T}\mathsf{O}$  lights up yellow.
+
+The automatic lighting control is merely an aid and will not always be able to detect all driving situations.
+
+In vehicles with a corresponding equipment level, the switch- on time of the automatic headlights can be set in the vehicle settings in the Infotainment system.
+
+In advance Timely Postpone

md_file/Automatic Locking and Unlocking.md

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+# Automatic Locking and Unlocking
+
+Depending on the vehicle equipment, the settings for central locking can be made in the Vehicle settings menu in the Infotainment system.
+
+# Automatic locking (Auto Lock)
+
+The vehicle locks itself automatically at speeds above approximately  $15\mathrm{km / h}$ . The indicator lamp in the central locking button will light up yellow when the vehicle is locked.
+
+# Automatic unlocking (Auto Unlock)
+
+All vehicle doors and the boot lid are automatically unlocked if one of the following conditions applies:
+
+- The electronic parking brake is engaged and the ignition is switched off.
+
+Or: the door release lever has been operated.
+
+Or: in an accident where the airbags have been triggered.
+
+Automatic unlocking gives emergency responders access to the vehicle.

md_file/Bag Hook.md

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+# Bag Hook
+
+![](https://sl.haramasu.com/bB8eY)
+On the left and right in the luggage compartment: bag hooks
+
+In the luggage compartment, there may be bag hooks for hanging light shopping bags.
+
+
+# WARNING
+
+Items that are secured at bag hooks can tear off and be flung through the vehicle interior in the event of a braking manoeuvre or accident. This can lead to a loss of control over the vehicle and cause serious or fatal injuries.
+
+Never use the bag hooks to lash down items of luggage or other objects. The bag hooks in the vehicle should only be used for lightweight object weighing max.  $2.5\mathrm{kg}$

md_file/Battery Charge Limits.md

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+# Battery Charge Limits
+
+Battery Charge LimitsThe charge level and thus the vehicle range can be adapted to everyday needs by means of the battery charge limits in the Infotainment system.
+
+# Upper battery charge limit
+
+The upper battery charge limit limits the maximum charge level of the high- voltage battery to a value between 50 and  $100\%$
+
+Full charging of the high- voltage battery is not normally necessary in daily vehicle use.
+
+Move the touch slider to the desired value in the charging settings of the Infotainment system.
+
+The upper battery charge limit can also be adapted during charging.
+
+# Lower battery charge limit
+
+The lower charging limit value for the high- voltage battery can be set at the stored charging locations. Immediately after switching on the vehicle is charged and reaches the lower charging limit value before it is charged according to the set charging settings.
+
+1. Open the Charging main menu in the Infotainment system.  
+2. Open the Charging loc. menu.  
+3. Move the touch slider to the desired value in the profile of the charging location.
+
+For optimum setting of the battery charge limits in the Infotainment system, also observe the notes on battery care.

md_file/Belt Assembly.md

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+# Belt Assembly
+
+Belt AssemblyThe seat belt in the vehicle is an integral part of the safety system for occupants. The vehicle's seat belt system provides the following important functions.
+
+# Belt retractor
+
+Belt retractorSeat belts are equipped with a belt retractor on the shoulder section of the belt. Full freedom of movement is ensured when the shoulder belt is pulled slowly or when the vehicle is travelling at normal speeds. However, if the belt is pulled out quickly or during sudden braking, during travel in mountains or bends and during acceleration, the belt retractor blocks the seat belt.
+
+# Belt tensioner
+
+The seat belts for the front seat occupants are equipped with belt tensioners.
+
+The belt tensioners are activated by sensors and tighten the seat belts during severe frontal, side and rear collisions and also possibly vehicle rollovers. Any slack in the seat belt is tightened. This can reduce the forward movement of the vehicle occupants and their movement in the direction of the impact. The belt tensioner works together with the airbag system. If the vehicle rolls over, the belt tensioner will only be activated if the curtain airbags are triggered.
+
+A fine dust may be produced when the airbags are triggered. This is quite normal and does not mean that there is a fire in the vehicle.
+
+# WARNING
+
+The protective function of the belt tensioners permits only one activation of the belt tensioners. The system must be replaced if the belt tensioners have been triggered.
+
+WARNINGThe protective function of the belt tensioners permits only one activation of the belt tensioners. The system must be replaced if the belt tensioners have been triggered.- Belt tensioners that have been triggered, and any affected system parts, must be replaced immediately with new parts that are approved by Volkswagen for the vehicle.- Have repairs and modifications to your vehicle carried out only by a suitably qualified workshop. Suitably qualified workshops have the necessary tools, diagnostic equipment, repair information and qualified personnel. Volkswagen recommends contact with an ID. UNYX Service Center.- Never install recycled belt tensioner components or components that have been taken from end- of- life vehicles in your vehicle.- Never modify any components of the belt tensioners.
+
+# Belt tension limiter
+
+The seat belts for the front seat vehicle occupants and on the rear outer seats are equipped with belt tension limiters.
+
+The belt tension limiter reduces the pressure exerted by the seat belt on the body during an accident.
+
+# 1
+
+Observe all safety requirements when the vehicle or components of the system are scrapped. These requirements are known to the suitably qualified workshops. Volkswagen recommends contact with an ID. UNYX Service
+
+Center.

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+# Bluetooth® Interface
+
+A Bluetooth connection is a wireless connection.
+
+In Bluetooth audio mode, audio files from an audio source connected via Bluetooth (e.g. a mobile phone) can be played through the vehicle speakers.
+
+The Bluetooth audio operating mode can only be used in vehicles that are equipped from the factory with a telephony application that supports this feature.
+
+# Bluetooth Mode
+
+The infotainment system comes factory- equipped with Bluetooth connectivity.
+
+Up to three Bluetooth devices can be connected simultaneously.
+
+The following Bluetooth profiles may be for specified versions or others:
+
+1.7. HFP
+
+For calls and hands- free communication.
+
+1.3. A2DP
+
+For music playback.
+
+1.6. AVRCP
+
+For displaying and controlling music playback.
+
+Transfers cover art.
+
+1.2. PBAP
+
+For accessing the phonebook and call lists.
+
+1.2. SPP
+
+For serial data transmission over Bluetooth.
+
+# Start Bluetooth Audio Transmission
+
+# Prerequisites
+
+- The Bluetooth audio source is already paired and connected with the infotainment system.
+
+- The Bluetooth audio source must support the A2DP Bluetooth profile.
+
+1. Lower the volume of the infotainment system.  
+2. Activate Bluetooth visibility on the external Bluetooth audio source such as a mobile phone.  
+3. Open the media menu.  
+4. Click on media source, then select Bluetooth Audio.  
+5. If necessary, manually start playback on the Bluetooth audio source.
+
+When playback on the Bluetooth audio source ends, the infotainment system remains in Bluetooth audio mode.
+
+# Control Playback
+
+The level of control the infotainment system has over a Bluetooth audio source depends on the connected Bluetooth audio source.
+
+On media players that support the AVRCP Bluetooth profile, playback of the Bluetooth audio source may automatically start or stop when switching to Bluetooth audio mode or another audio source. Additionally, depending on the Bluetooth audio source, it may also be possible to display tracks and switch tracks through the infotainment system.
+
+Due to the variety of Bluetooth audio sources available, it is not guaranteed that all described functionalities will perform correctly.
+
+To avoid interference noise and malfunction, it is generally recommended to turn off alert sounds and signal tones on the connected Bluetooth audio sources, such as turning off valuepad tones on mobile phones.
+
+Depending on the device, if an external media player is connected to the infotainment system through both Bluetooth and USB interfaces  $\Leftrightarrow$ , the Bluetooth audio connection will automatically disconnect.

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+# Boot Lid with Easy Close
+
+![](https://sl.haramasu.com/09FtH)
+
+Illustration of the boot lid with sensor- controlled closing (Easy Close)
+
+The Easy Close function can be activated only if there is a valid vehicle value in the operating range of the boot lid.
+
+1. Stand centrally behind the bumper.  
+2. Move your foot and shin quickly towards the bumper.  
+3. Then quickly move your foot and shin away from the bumper again.  
+4. Leave the sensing range with a valid vehicle value and the boot lid will close.
+
+Easy Close will be activated for a period of time. An acoustic signal confirms activation.
+
+The boot lid will be locked after closing if the car has been locked and there's no valid car value in the car.
+
+Easy Close allows a maximum of one vehicle value to be locked into the boot.
+
+The closing operation will be interrupted as soon as a vehicle value comes within the operating range again. The boot lid will then open again.
+
+If a valid vehicle value is located close to the boot lid, the Easy Close function can sometimes be operated accidentally, causing the boot lid to close, for example when sweeping underneath the rear bumper or if maintenance and repair work is carried out in the area around the rear bumper. If the boot lid is closed by mistake, this can cause injuries to persons in the path of the boot lid and material damage.
+
+Always make sure that there are no valid vehicle values left unattended in the operating range of the boot lid. Always make sure that no one is in the movement path of the boot lid. Do not hold on in the movement path of the boot lid. Always switch off the Easy Close function via the Infotainment system before carrying out any maintenance or repair work on the vehicle. Always switch off the Easy Close function via the Infotainment system before washing the vehicle.
+
+The closing operation will be automatically interrupted if another boot lid function is activated during closing or if objects are detected in the area of the boot lid.
+
+The boot lid locks automatically after closing if the vehicle is locked and there's no valid value in the car. If the vehicle is completely unlocked before closing the boot lid, the boot lid will not be locked automatically after closing.

md_file/Boot Lid with Easy Open.md

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+# Boot Lid with Easy Open
+
+![](https://sl.haramasu.com/wjhKS)
+
+Illustration of the boot lid with sensor- controlled opening (Easy Open)
+
+The boot lid can be unlocked and opened with a foot movement if there is a valid vehicle value within the operating range of the boot lid.
+
+1. Stand centrally behind the bumper.  
+2. Move your foot and shin quickly towards the bumper.  
+3. Quickly move your foot and shin away from the bumper.
+
+Visual feedback is provided via the turn signals. The boot lid opens.
+
+# Activating or deactivating Easy Open
+
+Easy Open can be activated and deactivated in the Infotainment system:
+
+1. Tap  $\rightarrow$  Vehicle  $\rightarrow$  Exterior  $\rightarrow$  Easy Open.  
+2. Tap the button to activate or deactivate the function.
+
+If Easy Open is activated, Easy Close is also active.
+
+The Easy Open function is available only when Keyless Access is activated.
+
+# CAUTION
+
+If a valid vehicle value is located close to the boot lid, the Easy Open function can sometimes be operated accidentally, causing the boot lid to open, e.g. when sweeping underneath the rear bumper, if a powerful jet of water or steam is directed at the bumper, or if maintenance and repair work is carried out in the area around the rear bumper. If the boot lid is opened by mistake it can cause damage to anyone in the path of the boot lid and material damage.
+
+Always make sure that there are no valid vehicle values left unattended in the operating range of the boot lid. Always switch off the Easy Open function via the Infotainment system before any maintenance or repair work is carried out.
+
+- Always switch off the Easy Open function via the Infotainment system before washing the vehicle.

md_file/Brake Fluid Specification.md

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+# Brake Fluid Specification
+
+Before replacing the brake fluid, check the brake fluid specification data on the container for compliance with the vehicle's requirements.
+
+Brake fluid complying with Volkswagen standard 501 14 can be purchased from an ID. UNYX Service Center.
+
+If this brake fluid is not available and another high- quality brake fluid must therefore be used, a brake fluid complying with the requirements of DIN ISO 4925 or the American standard FMVSS 116 DOT 4 CLASS 6 can be used.
+
+Not all brake fluids complying with DIN ISO 4925 or US standard FMVSS 116 DOT 4 CLASS 6 have the same chemical composition. Some brake fluids may contain chemicals that, over time, can destroy or damage the components in which the vehicle's brakes are fitted.
+
+In order to safeguard the proper and stable operation of the brakes, Volkswagen strongly recommends the use of a brake fluid complying with Volkswagen Standard 501 14.
+
+Brake fluids complying with Volkswagen Standard 501 14 fulfil the requirements of DIN ISO 4925 or the American standard FMVSS 116 DOT 4 CLASS 6.

md_file/Brake System Specification.md

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+# Brake System Specification
+
+Dimension Explanation Data Unit Brake Pedal Freeplay 2- 11 mm Brake pad minimum thickness 3 mm Front Wheels Disc Brake Rotor Maximum wear thickness 1.5 mm Brake pad minimum thickness 1 mm Rear Wheels Drum Brake Rotor Maximum wear thickness 1 mm

md_file/Breakdown Call Service.md

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+# Breakdown Call Service
+
+![](https://sl.haramasu.com/mjf3P)
+
+In the roof console: touch controls for Roadside assist
+
+# Roadside assist.
+
+When your vehicle breaks down, you can connect to the Roadside Assist Service Center through "Roadside Assist  $\mathcal{I}^{\mathcal{I}}$  and the customer service will assist you in dealing with vehicle breakdowns, obtaining relevant information and providing humanistic care.
+
+You can request professional help through Roadside Assistance when your vehicle breaks down. While making a voice call, the system will transmit some vehicle information, such as the current location of the vehicle.
+
+# Roadside Assist
+
+The Roadside assist function allows you to seek professional assistance should your vehicle break down. Some vehicle data, e.g. the current location, is transmitted parallel to the voice call.
+
+# Using Roadside Assist
+
+You can call Roadside assist in two ways:
+
+1. Touch the Roadside assist button in the headliner center console. To make a call via the infotainment system:
+
+![](https://sl.haramasu.com/lLEs4)
+
+![](https://sl.haramasu.com/UPo6r)
+
+The roadside assistance service provides bilingual services (Chinese and English), and the background service center will provide emergency call service in the language corresponding to that of the infotainment system selected by the user.
+
+# Information Service
+
+When you do not know a specific location or are inconvenient to operate, you can search for available charging piles nearby or be remotely assisted through roadside assistance. The customer service personnel will locate the destination and send it to the infotainment system, which will automatically activate the map and navigate to the destination.

md_file/Caring and Cleaning the Vehicle Exterior.md

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+# Caring and Cleaning the Vehicle Exterior
+
+The following overview contains recommendations for cleaning and care of individual vehicle components.
+
+! NOTICE Incorrect cleaning and care may cause vehicle damage.
+
+Always follow the manufacturer's instructions. Do not use excessively hard or abrasive cleaning tools.
+
+# Windows, glass surfaces
+
+Remove wax residue, e.g. from care products, using a suitable glass cleaner or with the Volkswagen Genuine cleaning cloth. Remove snow with a hand brush. Remove ice with a plastic scraper. Move the scraper in one direction only. Thaw ice with a suitable de- icer or with Volkswagen Genuine de- icer. Clean the wiper blades or replace them as required.
+
+# Paint
+
+Always treat car surfaces with care so as not to remove the paint.
+
+Use a clean, soft cloth and a mild soap solution consisting of a maximum of two tablespoons of neutral soap diluted in one litre of water or cleaning clay to remove any light dirt immediately, such as deposits, insect residue, or cosmetics. Moisten flash rust deposits with a soap solution. Then remove any deposits with cleaning clay. Have corrosion removed by a suitably qualified workshop. Volkswagen recommends contact with an ID. UNYX Service Center. In the event of paint damage, go to a suitably qualified workshop and have the paint damage repaired. Volkswagen recommends contact with an ID. UNYX Service Center.
+
+Waxing protects the paintwork. At the latest when water no longer clearly forms small drops and runs off the paintwork when the vehicle is clean, the vehicle should be protected again using a preservative wax.
+
+In the case of matt paint, use a soft sponge to apply a special wax for matt paints to the cleaned vehicle. Remove excess wax with a microfibre cloth. Even if a preservative wax is used regularly in the car wash, Volkswagen recommends protecting the paint with suitable hard wax or with Volkswagen Genuine hard wax at least twice a year. Polishing is only necessary if the paint has lost its shine, and the gloss cannot be brought back by applying wax. Never polish matt- painted surfaces. The surface will be irreparably damaged by polishing the paint.
+
+# Plenum chamber in bonnet space
+
+![](https://sl.haramasu.com/GEG5Y)
+
+Between the bonnet space and the windscreen: plenum chamber
+
+$①$  Perforated cover on plenum chamber.
+
+Remove leaves or other loose material with a hoover or by hand. Always have the front compartment cleaned by an appropriately qualified franchised service station. Volkswagen recommends an ID. UNYX Service Center.
+
+Water artificially (e.g. by means of a pressure washer) brought into the gutters may cause serious vehicle damage.
+
+# WARNING
+
+There is a risk of accident and fire when working in the bonnet space. Serious injuries may occur.
+
+Note the operations required and the necessary safety precautions before performing any work in the bonnet space. If you are not familiar with the work, have the work carried out by a suitably qualified workshop. Volkswagen recommends contact with an ID. UNYX Service Center.
+
+# NOTICE
+
+The drainage channels for the plenum chamber may become blocked by leaves and dirt. Water that does not drain off can get into the vehicle interior and cause damage.
+
+Have the area under the perforated cover cleaned regularly by a suitably qualified workshop. Volkswagen recommends contact with an ID. UNYX Service Center.
+
+# Sensors, camera lenses
+
+![](https://sl.haramasu.com/r5aGQ)
+
+At the rear of the vehicle: rear view camera system on the handle button
+
+Clean the sensors or camera with a soft cloth and solvent- free cleaning agent. Clean sensitive surfaces on the rain and light sensor and the camera window on the windscreen in the same way as windows and glass surfaces (depending on vehicle equipment). Remove snow with a hand brush. Never use warm or hot water. Thaw ice with a suitable de- icer or with Volkswagen Genuine de- icer.
+
+# Cleaning the rear-view camera system
+
+1. Switch on the electronic parking brake. 
+2. Switch on the ignition. 
+3. Engage selector lever position R. The camera image from the rear-view camera system is displayed in the infotainment system. 
+4. Tap the cleaning function button in the Infotainment system.
+
+The rear- view camera system cleaning will be switched on, and you can check whether the camera has been cleaned in the reverse image.
+
+# Decorative films, protective films
+
+Remove soiling the same way as for paint. Use a suitable cleaner or Volkswagen Genuine plastic cleaner for matt decorative films. Treat the vehicle with liquid hard wax every three months after washing and removing dust. Only use clean, soft microfibre cloths to apply the wax. Do not use hot wax, even in car washes. Stubborn dirt: remove carefully using white spirits, and then rinse with warm water.
+
+The durability and colour of decorative and protective films may be affected by environmental influences, such as sunlight, moisture, polluted air, stone impacts, etc. Decorative films may show signs of wear and ageing after around one to three years, and protective films after two to three years. In very hot climates, decorative films may become faded within one year and protective films within two years.
+
+# Trim parts made of chrome-plated plastic, aluminium or stainless steel
+
+- Clean the surface with a suitable chrome and aluminium care product or with the Volkswagen Genuine chrome and aluminium care product.- Chrome-plated trim parts can be preserved with a suitable hard wax or Volkswagen Genuine hard wax.
+
+# Headlights, taillight clusters
+
+- Remove soiling using a soft sponge soaked with a mild soap solution consisting of a maximum of two tablespoons of neutral soap diluted in one litre of water. Do not use any cleaning agents that contain alcohol or solvents.- Remove stubborn dirt with a suitable chrome and aluminium care product or with the Volkswagen Genuine chrome and aluminium care product.
+
+# Wheels
+
+- Remove dirt and gritting salt deposits with plenty of water.- Clean dirty alloy wheels with a suitable wheel rim cleaner or with Volkswagen Genuine wheel rim cleaner. Volkswagen recommends treating the wheel rims with a suitable hard wax or with Volkswagen Genuine hard wax every three months.- Repair any damage to the protective paint coating immediately with a touch-up pen. Go to a suitably qualified workshop if necessary. Volkswagen recommends contact with an ID. UNYX Service Center.- Remove brake dust with a suitable wheel rim cleaner or with Volkswagen Genuine wheel rim cleaner.
+
+# Door lock cylinders
+
+- Thaw door lock cylinders with a suitable door lock de-icer or with Volkswagen Genuine de-icer.
+
+Do not use door lock de- icer containing degreasing substances.

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+# Caring and Cleaning the Vehicle Interior
+
+It is recommended to refer to the following precautions when cleaning and maintaining parts.
+
+![](https://sl.haramasu.com/NpHBd)
+
+# NOTICE
+
+Improper cleaning and maintenance can cause damage to the vehicle.
+
+Never use steam cleaners, brushes, hard sponges, etc. It is best to have stubborn stains removed by an authorized service station.
+
+# Window glass
+
+Clean the window glass with glass cleaner.
+
+Dry the window glass with a clean chamois or a non- shedding soft cloth.
+
+# Textiles, microfiber materials, artificial leather
+
+Regularly use a vacuum cleaner to remove dirt from parts to prevent permanent damage due to friction. Use appropriate interior cleaners or Volkswagen original interior cleaners to remove dirt. For oil- based stains such as engine oil, use appropriate interior cleaners or Volkswagen original interior cleaners. Wipe away dissolved grease and pigment components with an absorbent cloth. Rinse with water if necessary. For stains from ballpoint pens or nail polish, use appropriate interior cleaners or Volkswagen original interior cleaners. If necessary, treat with a neutral soap solution (add up to two tablespoons of neutral soap powder to one liter of clear water). Never use leather conditioners, solvents, floor waxes, shoe polish, stain removers, or similar items. Never use high- pressure cleaners, steam cleaners, or cold sprays.
+
+# Genuine leather
+
+Genuine leather- Use a cotton cleaning cloth and neutral soap solution (add up to two tablespoons of neutral soap powder to one liter of clear water) to remove fresh stains. Do not allow liquids to seep into seams.- For stains from ballpoint pens or nail polish, use appropriate leather cleaners or Volkswagen original leather cleaners.- For dried stains, use appropriate leather cleaners or Volkswagen original leather cleaners.- For oil- based stains such as engine oil, use an absorbent cloth to remove fresh stains.- Regularly apply leather care lotion to the seats after each cleaning. When parked outdoors for extended periods, cover the leather to prevent direct sunlight.- Never treat leather with solvents, floor waxes, shoe polish, stain removers, or similar items.
+
+# Plastic parts
+
+Plastic parts- Clean with a damp soft cloth.- If stubborn stains cannot be removed with neutral soap solution (add up to two tablespoons of neutral soap powder to one liter of clear water).- Use plastic cleaners without solvents or Volkswagen original plastic cleaners if necessary.
+
+# Chrome, aluminum or stainless-steel trim and trim strips
+
+- Clean in a dust-free environment with a clean, soft cloth and mild soap solution (add up to two tablespoons of neutral soap powder to one liter of clear water).- Use appropriate chrome and aluminum care products or Volkswagen original chrome and aluminum care products to maintain anodized surfaces.
+
+# Operating elements
+
+1. Use a soft brush to remove coarse and hard-to-reach dirt.  
+2. Then use a clean, soft cloth and a small amount of neutral soap solution (add up to two tablespoons of neutral soap powder to one liter of clear water). Do not allow liquids to enter operating elements.
+
+# Cluster and infotainment system display
+
+Do not clean the cluster and infotainment system screen in a dry state.
+
+1. If cleaning the infotainment system, turn it off temporarily.  
+2. Use an appropriate cleaning cloth or Volkswagen original cleaning cloth with a small amount of water, appropriate glass cleaner, or LCD cleaner.
+
+# 1 NOTICE
+
+The head- up display may slip out of the track if too much pressure is applied, such as during cleaning.
+
+- Do not press too hard when cleaning the head-up display.
+
+# 1 NOTICE
+
+Only use neutral cleaners and clean, soft cloths to clean the head- up display.
+
+# Rubber seals
+
+Clean with a non- shedding soft cloth and plenty of water.
+
+Regularly treat with appropriate rubber care products or Volkswagen original rubber care products.
+
+# Seat belts
+
+Seat belts1. Fully extend the seat belt and keep the belt webbing stretched.  2. Use a soft brush to remove large debris.  3. Clean the seat belt with a neutral soap solution (add up to two tablespoons of neutral soap powder to one liter of clear water).  4. Allow the seat belt fabric to dry completely before winding it back.
+
+# WARNING
+
+Improper cleaning can lead to damage of seat belts, mounting devices, and seat belt retractors.
+
+Never attempt to modify or disassemble seat belts for cleaning. Never clean seat belts and their components with chemicals.
+
+- Do not use corrosive liquids, solvents, or sharp objects.- Prevent liquids and foreign objects from entering the seat belt buckle.- Seat belts must be completely dry before winding back.
+
+# Wood veneers
+
+Wood veneersClean with a soft cloth and a small amount of mild soap solution (add up to two tablespoons of neutral soap powder to one liter of clear water).
+
+# Cleaning seat covers
+
+If seat covers are stained with colors from fabrics that are prone to color bleeding, such as denim, this does not indicate a defect in the cushion fabric. Seat covers contain airbag system components and electrical connectors. If damaged, improperly cleaned and handled, or soaked, it can cause damage to the vehicle's electrical devices and may also cause the airbag system to malfunction.
+
+Depending on the equipment, electrical components and plug connections are installed inside the seat surface with seat heating devices. Improper cleaning and handling can damage these components and plug connections, which can also cause damage to other parts of the vehicle's electrical devices.
+
+Never use high- pressure cleaners, steam cleaners, and cold sprays. Never soak seat covers. Never turn on seat heating devices to dry seats. Do not use scouring paste or low- temperature laundry powder solutions. If in doubt, please go to an authorized service station with the appropriate qualifications. Volkswagen recommends ID. UNYX Service Center.
+
+# WARNING
+
+Component maintenance and cleaning can affect the function of the vehicle's safety equipment and cause injury to occupants.
+
+Only clean and maintain parts according to the manufacturer's instructions.
+
+Wear and dirt marks naturally appear more easily on lighter colored materials inside the vehicle due to normal use. These signs of use are unavoidable and are an inevitable part of aging due to normal use. Please refer to the appropriate care instructions.

md_file/Center Armrest.md

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+# Center Armrest
+
+# Front center armrest
+
+![](https://sl.haramasu.com/TPEGM)
+
+Open front center armrest
+
+There is a stowage compartment under the front center armrest.
+
+# WARNING
+
+When fully open or not completely closed, the front center armrest can restrict the movement of the driver's arms and therefore cause accidents and serious injuries.
+
+Always keep stowage compartments closed while the vehicle is in motion. Never transport an adult or child on the center armrest. An incorrect sitting position can cause serious injury.
+
+# Rear center armrest
+
+![](https://sl.haramasu.com/MzSqA)
+
+# Rear fold-out center armrest
+
+Depending on equipment, there may be a fold- out center armrest in the backrest of the middle seat of the rear bench seat.
+
+To fold down: pull the loop on the center armrest in the direction of the arrow. To fold back: fold the center armrest upwards in the opposite direction of the arrow and push it into the backrest as far as it will go.
+
+Do not use the middle seat on the rear bench seat to transport passengers when the center armrest is folded down.
+
+# WARNING
+
+The rear center armrest must always be folded up while the vehicle is in motion in order to reduce the risk of injury.
+
+The center seat on the rear bench seat must never be used when the center armrest is folded down – neither by adults nor children. An incorrect sitting position can cause severe injuries.

md_file/Center Console Overview.md

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+# Center Console Overview
+
+![](https://sl.haramasu.com/uYJAu)
+
+Overview of the lower section of the center console
+
+$①$  Stowage compartment
+
+with USB ports
+
+$②$  Stowage compartment
+
+with function for wireless charging in accordance with QI standard
+
+$③$  Drink holders
+
+with contact area for the vehicle value for an emergency start
+
+$④$  Release for stowage compartment under the center armrest
+
+$⑤$  Center armrest with stowage compartment underneath

md_file/Central Locking Touch Panel.md

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+# Central Locking Touch Panel
+
+![](https://sl.haramasu.com/olxTs)
+
+In the driver door: central locking touch panel
+
+$①$  Indicator lamp in the touch panel for central locking.
+
+If the vehicle has been locked from outside with the vehicle value, the central locking touch panel is not activated.
+
+Please note the following: if the vehicle was locked from inside using the central locking touch panel:
+
+- The indicator lamp in the touch panel lights up yellow when all doors are closed and locked.
+
+The doors can be opened from the inside by pulling the door release handle. The indicator lamp in the touch panel goes out. The unopened doors and boot lid remain locked and cannot be opened from the outside. If the driver door is open, it will not be locked.

md_file/Changing Blown Fuses.md

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+# Changing Blown Fuses
+
+# Preparations
+
+Preparations- Deactivate the vehicle's drive system and switch off the lights and all electrical consumers.
+
+# Detecting a blown fuse
+
+![](https://sl.haramasu.com/378s7)
+
+Blown fuse
+
+Shine a torch onto the fuse box.
+
+You can see if a fuse is blown from the top and side through the transparent housing due to the melted metal strip.
+
+# Fuse types
+
+Fuse types- Standard flat blade fuse  $\left(\mathrm{ATO}^{\mathbb{R}}\right)$ .- Small flat blade fuse  $\left(\mathrm{MINI}^{\mathbb{R}}\right)$ .- Large flat blade fuse  $\left(\mathrm{MAXI}^{\mathbb{R}}\right.$  or  $\left.\mathrm{MAXI} + {}^{\mathbb{R}}\right)$ .
+
+# Changing fuses
+
+![](https://sl.haramasu.com/r9Sn5)
+
+Plastic grippers for pulling out and inserting a fuse
+
+1. If applicable, take the plastic grippers out of the fuse box or the cover of the fuse box.  
+2. Push the plastic grippers clip suitable for the fuse type onto the fuse from the top or the side.  
+3. Remove the fuse.  
+4. If the fuse has blown, replace it with a new fuse with the same rating (same color and same markings) and same size.  
+5. Once the new fuse has been inserted, put the plastic grippers back in the cover.  
+6. Insert the cover again or close the fuse box cover.
+
+# NOTICE
+
+If a fuse with a higher rated current is used to replace a blown fuse, other parts of the electrical device may be damaged.
+
+- Never replace a fuse with a fuse that has a higher rated current.

md_file/Changing the Button Cell.md

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+# Changing the Button Cell
+
+Volkswagen recommends having the button cell replaced by a suitably qualified workshop. Volkswagen recommends contact with an ID. UNYX Service Center.
+
+![](https://sl.haramasu.com/glimb)
+
+Vehicle value: opening the battery compartment cover
+
+$①$  Emergency value.  $②$  Lever out the cover.
+
+![](https://sl.haramasu.com/ok9J8)
+
+Vehicle value: replacing the button cell
+
+1. Remove the emergency value.  
+2. Insert the emergency value in the slot, press in the direction of the arrow and lever off the cover.  
+3. Lever the button cell out of the battery compartment.  
+4. Press the new button cell into the battery compartment.  
+5. Press the cover onto the housing.  
+6. Put the emergency value back.  
+7. Dispose of discharged batteries in an environmentally responsible way.
+
+# DANGER
+
+If button cell batteries are swallowed or get into the windpipe, this will lead to serious or even fatal injuries due to suffocation or internal burns within a very short space of time.
+
+Call for medical help immediately if you suspect that someone has swallowed a button cell battery. Always keep the remote control and value fob with button cells out of the reach of children.
+
+# 1 NOTICE
+
+The vehicle value can be damaged if the button cell is not changed properly or if an unsuitable battery is used.
+
+Replace a discharged battery only with a new battery of the same voltage rating, size and specification. Pay attention to the correct polarity when inserting the battery. If the battery cover cannot be closed, do not use the remote control.
+
+
+The type of batteries used in the remote control of your vehicle value may contain perchlorate. This may require special handling. Please observe all the legal requirements regarding the handling and disposal of these batteries. Volkswagen recommends having this service carried out by a suitably qualified workshop. Volkswagen recommends contact with an ID. UNYX Service Center.

md_file/Changing the Camera View.md

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+# Changing the Camera View
+
+# Infotainment Display
+
+![](https://sl.haramasu.com/0Rerd)
+
+Infotainment system: Area View with "perpendicular parking mode" camera image
+
+A Camera image.
+
+Bird's eye view with selectable screen areas.
+
+$①$  Area of the screen showing the front camera image.
+
+$②$  Area of the screen showing the camera image for both sides of the vehicle.
+
+$③$  Area of the screen showing the rear camera image.
+
+Two screen areas are displayed on the Infotainment system:
+
+Tap on  $①$ $②$  or  $③$  in the view B, the corresponding view will be displayed in A.
+
+# Changing the screen display
+
+Corresponding displays of the area around the vehicle can be shown on the screen depending on the selected camera image.
+
+Tap the corresponding function button at the left bottom of A.
+
+Front perpendicular parking.
+
+Guidelines provide support when driving forwards into a parking space at right angles to the road.
+
+Front crossing traffic.
+
+Area in front of the vehicle with a wide angle.
+
+Rear perpendicular parking.
+
+Guidelines provide support when reversing into a parking space at right angles to the road.
+
+Rear crossing traffic.
+
+Area behind the vehicle with a wide angle.
+
+# Other screen displays
+
+Red line: Caution boundary line, please maintain a safe following distance.
+
+Yellow line: Vehicle's driving route which depends on the steering angle.
+
+Green line: Safety boundary line.
+
+Enlarge the image area.
+
+Reverse camera cleaning device button, you can check if the camera is cleaned in the reverse image.
+
+# Bird's eye view of the vehicle
+
+Tap directly on the vehicle graphic in the screen area
+
+All areas around the vehicle are shown in a large screen view as below:
+
+![](https://sl.haramasu.com/A6GRI)

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+# Warning Method of the Driver Attention Monitor
+
+If the driver is distracted, the system informs the driver visually via a warning light with a supplementary text message and a warning tone on the cluster display.

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+# Warning Signs for the High-voltage System
+
+# Where can warning signs be located?
+
+- Covers and caps over high-voltage components.- All high-voltage components including the high-voltage battery.- Under the bonnet.
+
+# Warning signs
+
+The illustrations below may differ slightly from the warning signs in the vehicle.
+
+![](https://sl.haramasu.com/F1pFO)
+
+Warning sign on the high- voltage battery charger and other high- voltage components
+
+![](https://sl.haramasu.com/cYFZf)
+
+Warning sign on high- voltage components
+
+![](https://sl.haramasu.com/bzQGr)
+
+Warning sign in the bonnet space
+
+![](https://sl.haramasu.com/6Dqnj)
+
+Warning sign on the charging socket
+
+These warning signs indicate the presence of high voltage.
+
+![](https://sl.haramasu.com/INikW)
+
+This warning sign indicates that parts of the high- voltage system can become very hot and must not be touched.
+
+![](https://sl.haramasu.com/O1JoR)
+
+Warning sign on high- voltage battery
+
+$①$  High voltages can cause serious injuries or death. Never touch the battery terminals with your fingers, tools, jewellery or any metal objects.
+
+$②$  The high- voltage battery contains dangerous liquid and solid substances. Serious chemical burns and blindness can be caused if it outgasses. Suitable eye protection and protective clothing should always be worn when performing work on the high- voltage battery to prevent the battery fluid coming in contact with skin and eyes. If skin or eyes come into contact with battery fluid, rinse the affected areas with clean flowing water for at least 15 minutes and seek a doctor immediately.
+
+$③$  The high- voltage battery can burn. The high- voltage battery must never be exposed to fire, sparks or naked flames. Always handle the high- voltage battery with care to avoid damage and fluid leaks.
+
+$④$  Always keep children away from the high- voltage battery.
+
+$⑤$  You will find further information and warnings in the owner's manual and in the workshop literature.
+
+$⑥$  Incorrect handling of the high- voltage battery can cause serious injuries or death. Under no circumstances remove the lid from the high- voltage battery nor disassemble the high- voltage battery.
+
+$(\Xi)$  Incorrect handling of the high- voltage battery can cause serious injuries or death. Have maintenance work on the high- voltage battery performed exclusively by properly qualified and trained specialist staff. Never make modifications to the high- voltage battery. An open high- voltage battery must not come into contact with water or other liquids. Liquids can cause short- circuits, electric shocks and burns.

md_file/Washing the Vehicle.md

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+# Washing the Vehicle
+
+Washing the vehicle regularly prevents effects of soiling that can damage the paint.
+
+Vehicles with a matt paint finish require special care due to the special paint characteristics.
+
+To wash your vehicle correctly and properly, please observe the following information.
+
+# WARNING
+
+After a car wash, the braking action may be delayed as the brake discs and brake pads will be wet or iced up in winter. The braking distance will increase as a result. This can cause you to lose control of the vehicle and can lead to accidents and serious or fatal injuries.
+
+Carry out a few careful braking operations to dry the brakes and remove any coating of ice when visibility, weather, road and traffic conditions permit.
+
+# NOTICE
+
+Improper vehicle cleaning can cause severe damage to the vehicle.
+
+Always observe the described tasks for vehicle care and cleaning. Always follow the manufacturer's instructions. Do not wash the vehicle in direct sunlight.
+
+# NOTICE
+
+Wet components can freeze in cold weather and this may prevent them from functioning properly.
+
+Never aim a water jet directly at doors or the boot lid in cold weather.
+
+# Removing stubborn dirt on matt paint
+
+Soften adhering insects or bird droppings immediately with water if possible and spray with a special cleaner for matt paints. Remove tar stains on the paint surface with standard commercially available tar removers. Residue must not be removed by intensive rubbing. Remove tree resin and flash rust particles with a special cleaner for matt paints and cleaning clay. Move over the affected locations with the cleaning clay without exerting pressure. Spray grease and fingerprints with matt paint finish spray and rub off with a soft microfibre cloth.
+
+# Automatic car washes
+
+Automatic car washes- For vehicles with matt paint, never select a wash program with wax or use a drying agent.- For vehicles with matt paint, use only textile car washes and never car washes that use brushes.- Do not select cleaning programmes with hot wax for vehicles with decorative and protective films.- Preferably use car washes without brushes.- Regularly have the bottom of the vehicle thoroughly cleaned to remove residue.- Please observe information of the car wash operator, especially where add- on parts such as spoilers are concerned.- The windows must be closed and the exterior mirrors must be folded away.
+
+- The roll-away protection function must be deactivated.- The electronic parking brake must be switched off.- Vehicles with steering lock: If the vehicle is mechanically pulled through the car wash, the steering must not lock.- Make sure the windscreen wipers and the rain and light sensor are switched off.- The Auto Hold function is switched off.
+
+! NOTICE Car washes that scan the contours mechanically can damage the vehicle and add- on parts, e.g spoilers. Observe the information of the car wash operator, particularly if there are add- on parts on the vehicle.
+
+# High-pressure cleaner
+
+![](https://sl.haramasu.com/lL2bW)
+
+Warning sign: do not use a high- pressure cleaner in the marked area
+
+Never use rotary nozzles. Observe the manufacturer's instructions. Use water up to a maximum temperature of  $+60^{\circ}\mathrm{C}$ $(+140^{\circ}\mathrm{F})$  only. Move the jet of water uniformly so that the nozzle is at least  $50~\mathrm{cm}$  (20 inches) away from all the vehicle components. Do not point the water jet at the same location for too long. Aim the water jet indirectly at sensitive vehicle components if possible, e.g. rubber seals, side windows, gloss strips, tyres, sensors, camera lenses, decorative and protective film. Never use a high- pressure cleaner to clean windows that are iced up or covered in snow.
+
+# Hand wash
+
+Isolated soiling on the paint can be removed with cleaning clay.
+
+1. Clean the vehicle with plenty of water to remove dust and coarse soiling. 
+2. In the case of matt paint, remove insects, grease stains and fingerprints with a special cleaner for matt paints. Apply the product with a microfibre cloth with gentle pressure. 
+3. Clean with a soft sponge, a wash mitt or a brush applying only light pressure. Start with the roof and work from the top to the bottom. Use a cleaning shampoo only for very stubborn dirt. In the case of matt paint, clean from top to bottom with a neutral cleaning shampoo and a microfibre cloth. Thoroughly wash out the microfibre cloth at short intervals.
+
+4. Clean wheels and side members with a clean sponge.  
+5. Rinse off with clean water.  
+6. Allow the vehicle to dry in the air. Remove water residue with a chamois leather.
+
+# Notes on the high-voltage system
+
+End the charging process and completely close the charging socket before washing the vehicle.
+
+Also observe the safety information for the high- pressure cleaner.
+
+# WARNING
+
+Improper use of a high- pressure cleaner can damage the high- voltage system and the 12- volt vehicle electrical system. This could cause accidents and serious or fatal injuries.
+
+- Never point the jet from the high-pressure cleaner straight at the orange high-voltage cables or at components belonging to the high-voltage system or the 12-volt vehicle electrical system.
+
+# ! NOTICE
+
+Washing the vehicle incorrectly can damage the paint surface and destroy the matt paint effect.
+
+- Never use wash programs with wax preservation.  
+- For cleaning, use only cleaning agents that do not contain solid matter or abrasives, e.g. cleaning shampoos or insect remover.  
+- Do not use insect sponges or coarse sponges.
+
+# ! NOTICE
+
+The drainage channels for the plenum chamber may become blocked by leaves and dirt. Water that does not drain off can get into the vehicle interior and cause damage.
+
+- Remove leaves and other loose objects with a vacuum cleaner or by hand.  
+- Have the area under the perforated cover cleaned at regular intervals by a qualified workshop.  
+- Ensure that no significant amount of water enters the drain for a short period of time.
+
+Wash the vehicle in dedicated cleaning areas only. This prevents any wastewater contaminated by oil from entering the sewage system.

md_file/Weather Condition Check.md

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+# Weather Condition Check
+
+- Open / Close Weather App.- How is the weather like today?- How about the weather in Beijing?

md_file/What to Do in the Event of an Accident or a Fire.md

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+# What to Do in the Event of an Accident or a Fire
+
+# Checklist After an Accident
+
+To ensure your own safety and that of your passengers in an accident, observe the following actions in the specified order:
+
+1. Deactivate the vehicle's drive system.  
+2. Switch on the hazard warning lights.  
+3. Place the warning triangle in position to draw the attention of other road users to your vehicle.  
+4. If necessary, remove all persons from the hazard area and provide first aid.  
+5. Report the accident to the fire service. Inform the fire service that the vehicle in question is an electric vehicle.  
+6. Wait for the emergency services at the scene of the accident.  
+7. Inform the emergency services and the persons involved at the scene of the accident that it is an electric vehicle.
+
+# Checklist in the Event of a Fire
+
+To ensure your own safety and that of your passengers in the event of a vehicle fire, observe the following actions in the specified order:
+
+1. Deactivate the vehicle's drive system.  
+2. Switch on the hazard warning lights if possible.  
+3. Set up the warning triangle if possible to draw the attention of other road users to your vehicle.  
+4. If necessary, remove all persons from the hazard area and provide first aid.  
+5. Report the fire to the fire service. Inform the fire service that the vehicle in question is an electric vehicle.  
+6. Wait for the emergency services at a safe distance.  
+7. Inform the emergency services and the persons involved at the scene of the accident that it is an electric vehicle.  
+8. Do not attempt to extinguish the fire yourself.  
+9. Do not stay in the vicinity of a burning vehicles.
+
+# WARNING
+
+Ignoring any of the items on this important safety checklist can lead to accidents and severe injuries.
+
+Always follow the actions in the checklist and observe the generally valid safety precautions.
+
+# WARNING
+
+In the event of a fire, an explosion and leaking hazardous substances can cause serious injuries.
+
+Never stay in the vicinity of a burning vehicle.
+
+If the system detects that an accident has happened, the high- voltage battery is automatically deactivated.
+
+When the high- voltage battery is deactivated, seek expert assistance to have the high- voltage battery serviced.

md_file/Wheel Parameters.md

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+# Wheel Parameters
+
+# Wheel Combination Information
+
+Goup Tyre Specification Wheel Rim Front / Rear Specification 235/50 R20 100T 8 J x 20 ET45 Front Type 1 255/45 R20 101T 9 J x 20 ET42 Rear Type 2 235/45 R21 101T XL 8.5 J x 21 ET40 Front 255/40 R21 102T XL 9 J x 21 ET42 Rear
+
+# Four Wheel Alignment Parameters
+
+# Parameter Items
+
+# Four Wheel Alignment Parameters
+
+Camber  $- 30^{\prime}\pm 30^{\prime}$  Front Wheels Caster  $5^{\circ}22^{\prime}\pm 30^{\prime}$  TOE(CVW)  $10^{\prime}\pm 10^{\prime}$  Camber  $- 1^{\circ}20^{\prime}\pm 30^{\prime}$  Rear Wheels TOE(CVW)  $10^{\prime}\pm 10^{\prime}$

md_file/Winter Tyres.md

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+# Winter Tyres
+
+Summer tyres have less grip on icy or snowy roads. Winter or all- weather tyres improve driving and braking performance in winter road conditions. At temperatures below  $+7^{\circ}\mathrm{C}$  or in winter road conditions, Volkswagen recommends converting the vehicle to winter tyres. This also applies to vehicles with all- wheel drive.
+
+Winter tyres or all- weather tyres lose much of their winter suitability when the tread pattern is worn down to a height of  $4\mathrm{mm}$
+
+# The following precautions should be taken when using winter tyres:
+
+Compliance with legal requirements specific to the country in which the vehicle is used. Use winter tyres on all four wheels at the same time. Only use them in winter road conditions. Use only the permitted tyre size for the vehicle. Only use winter tyres of the same radial tyre construction, size and with the same tread type in combination. Be aware of the speed limits of the tyres used.
+
+# Speed limit
+
+The winter tyres have a speed limit.
+
+The winter tyre speed warning can be activated or deactivated in the infotainment system and the warning speed can be adjusted.
+
+
+Always consult an appropriately qualified and authorised workshop for the maximum permissible speed and the required tyre pressure. Volkswagen recommends an ID. UNYX Service Center.
+
+# WARNING
+
+Do not take risks with winter tyres because they improve driving performance in winter road conditions.
+
+Exceeding the speed limit for winter tyres may result in sudden tyre failure and loss of vehicle control.
+
+Never ignore the speed limit of the fitted winter tyres, even if the permissible maximum speed of the vehicle is high. Never exceed the maximum load capacity of the fitted winter tyres. Adjust your speed and driving style to visibility, weather conditions, road conditions and traffic.
+
+At temperatures above  $+7^{\circ}\mathrm{C}$ , summer tyres provide better driving performance. They have less rolling noise, lower tyre wear and are more energy efficient.
+
+For permitted winter tyre sizes please ask an appropriately qualified authorised workshop. Volkswagen recommends an ID. UNYX Service Center.

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+# Wireless Charging Function
+
+![](https://sl.haramasu.com/NEU2t)
+
+In the center console: stowage area for the wireless charging function
+
+The wireless charging function may vary depending on the vehicle configuration.
+
+The stowage area for the wireless charging function is located at the center console.
+
+The wireless charging shelf is located in the center console. The shelf comes with a phone symbol to mark the wireless charging feature. On some vehicles, the symbol on the shelf may have a different appearance.
+
+The wireless charging function enables wireless energy transmission by electromagnetic induction over a short distance.
+
+The maximum charging capacity is 40 watts.
+
+The Qi standard enables wireless charging of suitable Qi- enabled mobile telephones.
+
+Consult the operating instructions for the mobile telephone to find out if it is compatible with the Qi standard. The manufacturer of the mobile telephone can provide more information on compatibility.
+
+Always place only one Qi- enabled mobile telephone with maximum dimensions (width x length) of  $82\mathrm{mm}\mathrm{x}$ $169~\mathrm{mm}$  flat on the shelf for the wireless charging function.
+
+Qi- capable mobile telephones with larger dimensions cannot be charged wirelessly.
+
+Before charging, remove any foreign objects with metallic components such as coins from the stowage compartment and observe the operating instructions for the mobile telephone.
+
+To charge a Qi- enabled mobile telephone, place the entire surface of a suitable mobile telephone flat in the center of the shelf with the display facing upwards. The charging process starts automatically.
+
+If the cell phone is not placed correctly on the shelf or is too large, it cannot be recognized or is not recognized correctly. This interference can be eliminated when a suitable cell phone is used and placed in the correct position.
+
+# Basic information of wireless charging function
+
+Product name: Wireless Charger  Product mode: WPC028  Product marking:  Product principle: Wireless coupling  Product power: 15W  Product frequency: 120K- 150K HZ
+
+The device complies with "Wireless Charging (power transmission) Equipment Radio Management Regulation " of China, including the regulation on product quality, electromagnetic radiation and electrical safety.
+
+# WARNING
+
+- Do not change arbitrarily the using scenario or conditions and expand the operation frequency range, increase the transmission power, including additional power amplifier.  
+- It shall not cause harmful interference to other lawful radio services and stations and have not put forward protection requirements from interference of other radiation radio waves. If there is interference to other lawful radio service, shall immediately stop using, and can continue after avoid interference.  
+- In the area prohibited using wireless charging equipment, please do not use wireless charger.  
+- If affecting the reception of broadcast services when using wireless charger device, the wireless charger devices should be stopped immediately.
+
+# Turning the wireless charging feature on and off
+
+# Turning on
+
+- If the wireless charging feature is not activated, the wireless charging feature off icon will be displayed at the top of the infotainment system, click on the icon to select the option to activate the wireless charging feature, you can also activate the wireless charging feature in the system settings of the infotainment system.
+
+The charging icon will be displayed when the phone is charging.
+
+# Turing off
+
+You can turn off the wireless charging function in the system settings in the infotainment system.
+
+# WARNING
+
+Notifications on the mobile telephone display can distract the driver and increase the risk of a serious accident.
+
+- Always place only one suitable telephone, where applicable Qi-enabled, with maximum dimensions (width x length) of 82 mm x 169 mm in accordance with the specifications on the shelf in the stowage compartment.
+
+# WARNING
+
+Metallic objects may become very hot. This may cause burn injuries to the skin and cause a fire.
+
+- Do not place any metal or metallic objects on the shelf for the wireless charging function.
+
+# 1 NOTICE
+
+Do not place the value on the wireless charging pad, otherwise the vehicle may not recognize the car value and affect normal use.
+
+Do not place any ID cards, credit cards etc. with magnetic strips or a chip on the shelf for the wireless charging function. The data saved on the magnetic strip or on the chip may become unusable.