2005 Seat Alhambra roof

Opening and closing89
Safety FirstControls and equipment Tips and Maintenance Technical Data
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Opening and closing the opening roof
With ignition switched on, the roof can be opened and closed with
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2.
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3.
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2.
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• If the roof is open and should be tilted, press button 3and hold until the
function is complete.
If the roof should be opened directly from the tilted position, press button
1and hold until the function is complete.
• When tilting the glass roof, the screen to prevent intensive sunlight
shining in will also open automatically with the roof. If required it can be
closed by hand when the roof is closed.
• On vehicles, the roof* can also be closed with central locking by holding
the key in the lock position when locking the vehicle.
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Opening and closing90
Emergency operationIf the system should develop a fault the roof can also be closed by
hand.
• Remove interior light by inserting flat blade of screwdriver on the
right-hand side between the light and the headlining and turning
the screwdriver.
• Change screwdriver blade round and take out the two Phillips
screws (arrow
1).
• Move cover in direction shown by arrow
2and remove.
• Turn cover of crank opening
Ain the direction of the arrow.
• Pull crank out of retainer, insert it in the opening and close
sliding roof.
• Replace crank in retainer, and fit cover
Aover crank opening.
• Replace cover and interior light.
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Lights and visibility98
Interior light
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• In switch position
1, the interior and reading lights are switched
off.
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• Turn the switch to position
2(left reading light) or to position 4
(right reading light).
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• Turn the switch to position
3. The interior lights are
automatically switched on when the vehicle is unlocked or the key
removed from the ignition lock. The light turns off about 20
seconds after the closure of the doors. The interior lights are
switched off when the vehicle is locked or when the ignition is
switched on.I In
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• Turn the control to position
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Lights next to the roof handle*
To turn on press the glass of the light on the lower edge.
To turn off press the light in the opposite direction.
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Luggage compartment light
The light comes on when tailgate is opened (even when lighting
and ignition is switched off). It is therefore essential to ensure that
the tailgate is always closed when vehicle is parked.
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Seats and luggage compartment116
If you are planning to cycle during your vacation, you can transport
your bicycle inside the Alhambra, in this way protecting it from
theft and inclement weather. Technical Service Centres carry the
corresponding supports
⇒fig. 105.
A surfer can quite easily take his or her equipment with them. You
don’t need to mount a roof rack on the vehicle and can thus save
fuel
⇒fig. 106.K
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Seats and luggage compartment122
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Description
When loads are to be carried on the roof, the following should be
noted:
• As the rain channels are moulded into the roof for streamlining
reasons, the normal type of roof rack cannot be used. To avoid
risks we advise that only the cross bars provided by the factory are
used.
• These cross bars are the basis for a complete roof load carrying
system. For safety reasons when carrying luggage, bicycles,
surfboards, skis and boats, the appropriate special adapters are
required.
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• On vehicles with roof rails, the base carriers can be attached to
the rail. The distance between the carriers should however be
matched to the articles to be transported. Also, on vehicles with a
sliding/tilting roof* the front carrier should not be attached in the
region of the rear edge of the tilting roof.
To adapt the bars
1)to the size of the objects to be carried, proceed
as follows:
1 – Turn key
Ainside lockBof the bar, and pull⇒ fig. 116.
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Fig. 117
1) These bars*, fitted in the factory, are only available on the domesticmarket.


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Safety FirstControls and equipment Tips and Maintenance Technical Data
2 – Push dinamometrickey⇒ fig. 117Cinto its specific slot.
3 – To loosen turn key
⇒ fig. 117Cto the left, and move slide the
bar1).
4 – To tighten, turn key
⇒ fig. 117Cto the right, till a torque of
9 Nm is achieved, as shown on the key.
• Distribute the load evenly. Each cross bar may carry 50 kg if
loaded uniformly over the full length. The permissible roof load
(including the carrier system) of 75 kg and the permissible gross
vehicle weight must not be exceeded
⇒"Technical Data" chapter.
• When carrying heavy or large objects on the roof, bear in mind
that the vehicle handling changes due to the displacement of the
centre of gravity and the increased area exposed to the wind.
Driving style and speed must be adapted to allow for this.
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Ashtray in the central console
Fig. 118
1)Only the front bar may be moved. The rear cannot be dismantled.
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Climate control136
Please note that in ECON mode, the desired interior temperature
cannot be lower that the ambient temperature.
The combination ECON mode with air recirculation is only possible
if button
12is pressed first and then the ECON button.
Pressing buttons
10, 11or 12will switch off the ECON mode.
The entire system can switched off with button
14(OFF). Press and
hold button 14until the word “OFF” appears in display2. This
function should only be used in isolated cases, e.g. if there is a
fault in the system.
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When the special functions are no longer required the automatic mode
should be switched on again as soon as possible by pressing the button 10
(AUTO).K
Climatronic for the passenger compartment (rear)
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mode. Fresh air is not fed into the vehicle.
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• Cooled air via the vents in the roof or warmed air through the
vents in the floor to the rear (buttons
19-22) can be controlled
depending on the setting for the front (buttons11-18).
• The inside temperature for the rear seats may be selected with
switches
21and 22, and will be memorised until another
temperature is selected. When this is done, bear in mind the
following:
When choosing the temperature for the front seats (position
7)
and for the rear seats (position 9), the maximum difference
between the two may not exceed 3°C.
When the Climatronicdetects the need to heat the inside, it also
activates the additionalh he
ea
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t
exchanger. The hot air comes out of
the floor vents.
When the Climatronicdetects the need to cool the interior, it
directsc co
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air to the rear seats through the ceiling vents.
• Buttons
19and 20are used to switch off the blowers for the rear
seats and to increase or reduce the air flow. This will be shown at
position 8 by a series of lines which will increase or decrease as
you press
Positions
8and 9are switched off when you disconnect the
turbine.
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Climate control137
Safety FirstControls and equipment Tips and Maintenance Technical Data
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• Cooled air via the vents in the roof or warmed air through the
vents in the floor to the rear (buttons
19-22) can be controlled
depending on the setting for the front (buttons11-18).• The interior temperature in the rear can be freely selected with
buttons
21and 22and remains stored until another temperature is
selected. Please note:
A difference of up to 3 °C is possible between the temperature
settings for the front (pos.
7) and the rear (pos. 9). For the rear
seats it isn no
ot
t
possible to select lower temperature than for the
front seats.
If the Climatronicdetermines that the interior of the vehicle must
be w wa
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it will also activate the additional heat exchanger.
the warn air flows out through the vents in the floor.
Climatronic for the rear seats
AUTO
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