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AUDI A5 CABRIOLET 2011  Owners Manual Driver  information  display 
If  a  component  is  malfunctioning  or  if the  need  for  an  urgent  repair 
h as  been  de te cte d, th is will  appea r in th e instrument  clus ter  display. 
You

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AUDI A5 CABRIOLET 2011  Owners Manual Red  symbols 
A red  symbol  means  DANCER. 
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Fig.  23  Display: 
Danger  symbol 
-Pull off the road. 
-Stop  the vehicle. 
-Turn off the  engine . 
- Check  the malfunctioning  system.

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AUDI A5 CABRIOLET 2011  Owners Manual Driver  information  display 
you  have  to  stop  immediately  and  turn  off  the  engine.  The  coolant 
pump  is not  working  anymore--danger  of  damage  to  the  engine! • 
Brake  system  mal

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AUDI A5 CABRIOLET 2011  Owners Manual & WARNING (continued) 
first  under  hard  braking.  Rear wheel  lock-up  can cause loss of 
vehicle  control  and  an  accident.  Have your  vehicle  repaired  imme­ diately  by your  authorized  Au

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AUDI A5 CABRIOLET 2011  Owners Manual warning  goes  out  after  about  S seconds,  but  it can  be brought  up at  any  time by pressing  the  !SETI button  again 
Defective  ignition  switch  Get it  serviced! 
-Do not turn  the  engine

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AUDI A5 CABRIOLET 2011  Owners Manual Light/rain  sensor  defective ~c., 
Automatic  headlights/automatic  wipers  defective 
If  the  symbo l illumina tes,  the  ligh t senso r has  fa iled.  For  s afe ty 
reasons  the  low beams  are

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AUDI A5 CABRIOLET 2011  Owners Manual (]] Tips 
•  The w ind  deflecto r wo rks  best  when  all  of the  windows  are  ro lled 
up  while  driving. 
•  Only store  the  w ind  deflector  in the  sto rage  bag  when  it  is dry .•

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AUDI A5 CABRIOLET 2011  Owners Manual Seats  and  storage 
-Adjust  the  head  restraint  so  the  upper  edge  is as  even as 
possible  with  the  top of  your  head.  If that  is not  possible, 
try  to  adjust  the  head  restraint  s
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