Instruments and control lampspossible that adjustments cannot be per-
formed and information cannot be displayed
as described. In this case, go to a specialised
workshop and request the repair of the
faults.
Fuel gauge
Fig. 3
Fuel gauge in the SEAT Digital Cockpit.
Fuel tank almost empty
The control lamp turns yellowThe fuel in the reserve is being used (red mark) ››› .Refuel as soon as possible.
Presence of water in the fuel
The control lamp turns yellowSwitch the engine off and seek professional assistance.WARNINGIf a vehicle is driven with too low a fuel level,
it could stop in traffic and accidents and seri- ous injuries could occur.●
If the level of the fuel tank is too low, the
fuel could reach the engine irregularly, espe- cially when going up or down slopes.
●
The steering and the driver and braking as-
sist systems do not work if the engine runs ir- regularly or if it switches itself off due to lack
of fuel or its irregular topping up.
●
Refuel as long as there is only a quarter of
fuel left in the tank to prevent the vehicle
from stopping due to lack of fuel.
CAUTIONNever run the fuel tank completely dry. If the
fuel is not topped up regularly, it may cause
faulty combustion and unburnt fuel could
reach the exhaust system. The catalytic con-
verter or the particle filter could be damaged!NoteThe small arrow on the fuel gauge next to the
fuel dispenser symbol points to the side of
the vehicle where the fuel tank flap is loca-
ted.Engine coolant temperature displayFig. 4
Engine coolant temperature display in
the SEAT Digital Cockpit.
Cold area. The engine has not yet
reached the operating temperature. Avoid
high engine speeds and subjecting the
engine to high stress as long as it has not
reached the operating temperature.
Normal area
Warning area. If the engine is subjected
to high stress, especially at high exterior
temperatures, the light emitting diodes
can light up in the warning area.
Engine coolant
The control lamp lights up and thecentral warning light flashes red.The engine coolant level is not correct or there is a faultin the coolant system. Do not carry on driving!
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Operating the instrument panel●Stop the vehicle, switch off the engine and
let it cool.●
Check the engine coolant level.
●
If the warning lamp does not go out even if
the coolant level is correct, seek professional
assistance.
Operating the instrument panel
Topic introduction
Some menu options can only be opened
when the vehicle is at a standstill.
WARNINGDistracting the driver in any way can lead to
an accident and cause injuries.●
Never use the menus on the instrument
panel display while driving.
NoteAfter charging or changing the 12-volt bat-
tery, check the system settings. In case of in-
terruption of the power supply, the system
settings may have changed or been deleted.Operation with the multifunction
steering wheelFig. 5
Right side of the multifunction steering
wheel: buttons to use the menus and infor-
mative displays of the instrument panel.
As long as there is a priority 1 warning
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, no menu can be accessed. Some
warnings can be confirmed and hidden with
the
button of the multifunction steering
wheel ››› Fig. 5
.
Select a menu or an informative display
●
Switch the ignition on.
●
If a message or vehicle symbol is dis-
played, press the
››› Fig. 5
button; several
times if required.
●
To switch menus use the
or
››› Fig. 5
buttons.
●
To open the menu or the informative dis-
play that appears, press the
››› Fig. 5
but-
ton or wait a few seconds until the menu or
informative display opens automatically.
Adjust menu settings●
In the displayed menu, turn the right
thumbwheel of the multifunction steering
wheel ››› Fig. 5 until the desired menu option
is selected. The option is highlighted.
●
Press the
››› Fig. 5 button for the desired
modifications. When the function or system
in question are highlighted, it means they
are enabled.
Return to menu selection
Press the button
or
››› Fig. 5
.
NoteIf, when the ignition is switched on, warnings
about existing faults are displayed, it is pos-
sible that adjustments cannot be performed
and information cannot be displayed as de-
scribed. In this case, go to a specialised
workshop and request the repair of the
faults.8
