Chery QQ3 User Manual

Foreword

User’s Munual for CHER Y QQ3

You are sincerely congratulated to be an owner of CHERY QQ3! Thank you for your belief for Chery Automobile Co., Ltd and your choice for Chery products! You will receive the high qu alit y services from Chery A uthorized Sales and Service Station whos e emp loy ees have been trained wel l and specially. State-of-art technology offers CHERY QQ3 the excellent performance. Selecting CHERY QQ3 shows that you have very high requireements on the performance and style of a vehicle. Prior to using this car, p lease carefully read this User’s M anual because the information hereto enables y ou to know how t o properly manipulate and maintain this vehicle, and get the maximum enjoy able driving experience. This User’s Manual is applied to the CHERY QQ3 only. Chery Automobile Co., LTD

ADVICE

This User’s Manual clearly defines the agreement between CHERY Automobile Co., Ltd. and its customers on the product quality assurance, and the establishment and termination of rights and bligations on aft er-sales ser vice. P leas e careful ly read t his User’s Manual before using the parts manufactured by the CHERY Company.

Foreword

This manualis compiled in accordance with the structural features of QQ3 manufactured by CHERY Automobile Co., Ltd.. This manual is applied to the QQ 3. This manual covers the latest information until it is p rinted. Chery Aut omobile Co., Ltd. is fully responsible for the revision and explanation of this manual and reserves the right of changing products without further notice. Some pictures in the manual are the schemes only for references, and in the case of unconformity between objects and pictures, the objects will dominate. This manual is the principal evidence, on which you can get t he automobile quality guarantee and initial maintenan ce free of charge, and it should be placed in your vehicle so that it is available whenever it is needed. In the event t hat y ou want to s ell y our vehicle, please hand over the manual and complete set of documents together with t he vehicle to the new owner so t hat the new owner for their use at necessary moment.

Im portant Declaration

Before operating the products, please carefully read the Manual, which your right s for enjoy services of warranty from our corporation are lost due to the violation of the operational provisions. CHERY Autombile Co., Ltd (hereinafter refer to as “the Company” or “CHERY Company ”) has established the technical maintenance specifications of different p hases and the running-in of new veh icle, including the maintenance on in itial 5,000 km. The maintenance an care specified above are crucial for your vehicle safety and maintaining fine running conditions, so please abide by without violation. In the event that y our vehicle or its p arts fail in the function due to misuse, negligence, improper operation, and maintenance that not in line with the prescribed interval of mileage/running hour, or signing the name or sealing on the maintenance evidence as required, or refitting /addin g equip ment on the vehicle without approval, you will lose the right of claiming, and any direct or indirect application for services of warranty will be

refused by t he Chery aut horized sales and service station.

In case that abnormality occurs to your vehicle during the operation, it must be overhauled and maintained by the Chery authorized sales and service station, and during the overhauling and maintenance the Chery authorized sales and service station has t he right to decide whether to maintain the vehicle t hrough the method of repairing or rep lacin g identical part or component dep ending on condition of t he vehicle. If you are confused during reading the manual, Chery company and Chery authorized sales and service station will exp lain to y ou in detail, and at the same time precious op inions are welcome from our customers.

W ISH YO U A HAPP Y DR I VI NG!

The copyright of this manual belongs to the CHERY Automobile Co., Ltd.

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Chapter 1 Brief Introduction

Brief Introduction

Prior to reading this instruction manual, you should learn about the following:

Thank you for your purchasing a Chery vehic le. To help you us e your car properly and ensur e your benefit, please take t ime to read this m anual carefully. This manual contains some important information for daily operation and normal maintenance. It is designed to assist you to be familiar with operation of your car. Thorough familiarity with your vehicle will provide you enhanced security, lower cost and enjoyable driving experienc e. Any improper operation might cause

your vehicle damage, and you might lose your right to c laim.

Regular maintenance will keep your vehicle in good condition and play a significant role in maintaining and the resale value of your vehicle. And many skillful auto repair technicians from Chery Authorized Service Stations nationwide can provide you high quality repair or maintenance service. Chery Authorized Service Stations are also the reliable sources for p roviding genuine sp are p arts from the original manufacturer.

 SC O PE O F EQ UIPMEN T

This manual specifies t he utmost scop e of would-be installed equipment for

QQ3

series vehicles until printing this manual, i.e., all of the standard and optional

installation for

QQ3 model. Some

equipment may be only supplied in the future or to certain market, hence, some items in t his manua l may be inapp licable to your vehicl e.

 Warning Symbols In

T hi s Manual

When using a vehicle, how to minimize the damage to vehicle and its equipment as well as prevent from passenger’s injury? In this manual, the ans wer s ar e cont ained in t he e xp lanat ion s marked with triangle warning symbol. Please read it carefully and abide by relating contents.

Equipment marked with asterisk only are used for certain mod els,

or only supp lied for options for some kind

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of models, or only supplied in certain market.

If y ou see this symbol in your

vehicle, prior to any operations, y ou must read the relating chap ters in t his manual.

Safety and environmental protection

We must shoulder our obligatory responsibilities and

obligations in the effort of environmental protection. It is an important procedure to properly use a vehicle and dispose wasted cleaning articles as well as lubricants in accordance with relating regulations so as to achieve this goal. In this manual, arboraceous symbol is used to highlight the

above-mentioned information.

 Inspection of a New

Vehicle

Prior to hand over the v ehicle to y ou, t he dealer of Chery Automobile has already carried out insp ection in accordance with the provision specified by Chery Company. The dealer should fill in the date of vehicle delivery in the “Vehicle Delivery and Insp ection Record”, and stamp his official seal of specific dealer.

T he dealer w il l ch eck t he p erf ormanc e of an ent ire car in accor dance wit h “Vehicle Sales and Delivery Card of Chery Automobile", and introduce common knowledge of using the vehicle, then the sales clerk and user sign their names to

complete the purchase.

 Running-In of a New

Vehicle

Owing to machining and assembling errors, the frictional resistance between the moving parts of a new vehicle will be much larger than normal condition at t he initial stage. The running-in effe ct of the initial stage has considerable influences on the vehicle’s service life, operational reliability, and economy. So the using of a new vehicle must strictly comply with specifications on running-in.

Specification of Running in Within 1,000 Km :

 Full speed is absolutely

impermissible;

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 In general, it shall not exceed 100km

/ h;

 Each ge ar shall avoid runnin g at ful l

throttle.

Specification of Running in

within the Range of 1,000 - 1,500 KM:

 It can gradually increase to the

maximum speed or run at the maximum allowable speed of the engine.

Attentions Should be Paid after the Period of Running In:

When driving a veh icle with sp eed meter, t he allow able ma xi mum t rans ient speed is 6000 r/min. When manually shift the gear, if the cursor of sp eedometer reaches

the red indication area, it must switch into the adjacent high gear.

Unnecessary high sp eed of engine should be avoided. Change up as soon as possible is favorable for fuel saving, work noise decrease as well as environmental pollution reduction.

However, engine sp eed should not be too slow when cruise, only when the engine is overloaded should it is necessary to shift down.

When a vehicl e is cold, no matter whether it is on neutral position or driving on certain gear, the engine should not work at maximum speed.

When using a new tire, at t he beginning it has no optimal adhesive force. Hence, running-in for first-life tire is also quite

necessary. Under such circumstance, when driving during the first 100 km, it ought to be relatively slow, and the driver should be extraordinarily cautious.

Running-in for the new friction lining of brake is also quite necessary. When driving during the first 200 km, ideal friction of the brake is not available. In this phase, if the braking is co mp aratively poor, the driver can conduct properly larger pedal pressure. This action is also applicable to the newly replaced brake friction lining.

Aft er 800 km of cruise, the wheel nut of a new vehicle must be a gain screwed down to specified torque. Refer to the chapter "Sp ecificat ion Parameters" in this manual for proper torque value. Similarly, if a

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whe el is r ep lac ed or a w heel nut ha s ever been loosened, after 800 km of cruise, the wheel nut should be again screwed down according to specified torque value.

 One-to-On e Service

To provide bett er vehicle services as wel l as app licat ion, a Cher y vehi cle de aler w il l appoint one service consultant for you when y ou purchase a car. If y ou have any problems during the process of driving, please contact your consultant, who will provide you with high quality services.

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Registration

number：

Veh i cl e D el i v ery a n d I n specti on R ec o r d :

This vehicle's delivery inspection has been finished in accordance with the provision specified by Chery Company Limited, and the quality conforms to the technical specification of Chery Company. And the certification is presented her ein.

Date of ve hic le delivery:

_________________

Se al of Dealer:

Owner Service Station

_________________ ________________ Name（unit） _________________ _________________ Address _________________ _________________

Manager of the service station

________________

Telephone __________ Telephone ____________

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Date of Vehicle Delivery:

Seal of dealer

Vehicle Model

Body VIN num ber

En gine No.

Trans m issi on No

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Vehicle Sales and Devl iver y Card o f CHERY

Category S/N Item

Whether inspected and

clarified or not

Performance of Complete Vehicle

1 Engine Yes □ No □ 2 Engine oil, brake fluid, steering fluid, coolant, electrolyte, windshield washer fluid Yes □ No □ 3 Identifications such as VIN number, engine number, nameplate, etc. Yes □ No □ 4 Locks and keys of the complete vehicle Yes □ No □ 5

Lighting system of the entire vehicle includes headlamp, directional signals, fog lamp,

combination li ght, interior light, s top lamp, reverse light , tailli ght , readin g light, door lamp and instrument light.

Yes □ No □

6 Windshield glass and body finish Yes □ No □ 7 Speedometer, tachometer, and odometer. Yes □ No □ 8

Wheel house, spare tyre in luggage boot, tool box and User’s Manual for complete vehicle.

Yes □ No □

9 Seat belt, seat, cigarette lighter, A/C switch and duct, glove box and sun visor. Yes □ No □

Window regulator, rearview mirror, wiper, washer, horn/speaker, radio (CD) and antenna

Yes □ No □

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Common Sense of Application

93# gasoline for fuel

Yes □

□

Proper use in running-in period

Yes □ No □ 3 Operation of complete set of vehicle lights Yes □ No □ 4 Meanings of warning light. Yes □ No □ 5 Proper maintenance time and mileage Yes □ No □ 6 Items of vehicle maintenance in winter/summer Yes □ No □ 7 Proper understanding on cooling system and use of coolant Yes □ No □ 8 Proper operation of air conditioner Yes □ No □ 9 Precautions while starting the vehicle Yes □ No □

10 Proper operation of audio devices Yes □ No □

Signature of seller: Date: Signature of owner: Date:

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“One-to-One” C onsul t i ng Servi ce Card

Owner’s name: Date of Purchase: Dealer of Sale Service: Model:

VIN No.

The following items s hall be confirmed by the ow ner.

I. Confirmation of matters of concern when delivery (“√” for yes and “×” for no) □ Basic methods of application has been introduced, vehicle has been inspected face to face when delivery

□ Warranty service regulation has been clarified □ Notices of driving have been clarified □The significance of regular maintenance as well as maintenance

time/ mileage intervals has been clarified □The significance of accepting maintenance /service in Chery Authorized Service Station has been acknowledged.

□ "Maintenance Manual" and "Instruction Manual" have been

delivered, and reminded the owner to read carefully □ Usage and function of Chery Company's customer service hot line have been acknowledged

II. Int roduction of “ one-to-one” consulting service mode ("√" for yes and"×" for no)

□Always contact your service consultant if the owner has any

problem or requirement, while not someone else □The service consultant is the only person who is designated by the service station to communicate with the owner

□ "one-to-one ": only one service consultant shoulders the responsibility of one owner □ If not satisfied, owner can select another service consultant

III. Introduction of service consult ant's main work （ "√" for yes and "×" for no）

□

Service and recep tion of rep air and maintenan ce requirement □

Accept complaints

□ Regular maintenance reminding and return visit □Consulting and

solutions for repair/maintenance

□Regular greeting return visit □Repair/maintenance

reservation accepting

□ Service activities reminding and return visit □ Annual review

reminding/accepting

□Sign ificant festivals gre eting □ M iscellaneous items h andling of

owner's requirement IV. Establishment of “one-to-one" consulting service relation

Business c ard of ser vice

consultant

Signature of owner / date: Signature of service consultant/ date:

First sheet Reserved by Service Station

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“One-to-One” C onsul t i ng Servi ce Card

Owner’s name: Date of Purchase: Dealer of Sale Service: Model:

VIN No.

The following items s hall be confirmed by the ow ner.

I. Confirmation of matters of concern when delivery (“√” for yes and “×” for no)

□ Basic methods of application has been introduced, vehicle has

been inspected face to face when delivery

□ Warranty service regulation has been clarified □ Notices of driving have been clarified □The significance of regular maintenance as well as maintenance

time/ mileage intervals has been clarified

□The significance of accep ting maint enance /servi ce in Chery

Authorized Service Station has been acknowledged. □ "M aint enance Manual" and "Instruction Manual" have been delivered, and reminded the owner to read carefully

□ Usage and function of Chery Company's customer service hot

line have been acknowledged II. Int roduction of “ one-to-one” consulting service mode ("√" for

yes and"×" for no)

□Always contact your service consultant if the owner has any

problem or requirement, while not someone else

□The service consultant is the only person who is designated by

the service station to communicate with the owner

□ "one-to-one ": only one service consultant shoulders the responsibility of one owner □ If not satisfied, owner can select another service consultant

III. Introduction of service consult ant's main work （ "√" for yes and "×" for no）

□

Service and recep tion of rep air and maint enance r equ ir em ent □

Accept complaints

□ Regular maintenance reminding and return visit □Consulting and

solutions for repair/maintenance

□Regular greeting return visit □Repair/maintenance

reservation accepting □ Service activities reminding and return visit □ Annual review reminding/accepting

□Sign ificant festivals gre eting □ M iscellaneous items h andling of

owner's requirement I V. Establishment of “one-to-one" consulting service relation

Business c ard of ser vice

consultant

Signature of owner / date: Signature of service consultant/ date:

Second sheet Reserved by

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Desc r iption of Common Symbols on Vehicle

Symbol Definition

Symbol Definition Symbol Definition

CHECK ENGINE

Antilock braking

system

Position light

Glass Drive Switch

Prohibitted

Safety warning

Engine oil pressure

warning li ght

Rear Fog Lamp

Throttle fault

indicator lamp

Coolant temperature overhigh warning

light (red)

Front Fog Lamp

Cigarette Lighter

Coolant temperature normal indicator

(green)

A/C

Air Conditioning System

Brake system

warning li ght

Identification of air

bag

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Symbol Definition Symbol Definition Symbol Definition

Battery

Seat belt ready

Windshield washing

High beam

Hazard warning

flasher

Horn

Low beam

Batter y positive

Vehicle maintenance indicator

Headlamp switch

Air bag fault

indicator light

Windshield defrosting/defogging

Parking brake

indicator light

Fuel level low

Inner circulating air

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Symbol Definition Symbol Definition Symbol Definition

Lockup indicator

Rear windshield

heating indicat or

Outer circulating air

Unlock indicator

Indicator for interior lamp switch

Warning light for door and trunk lid

open

Audible alarm

Right turn signal

lamp indicator

Left turn signal

lamp indicator

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Operations in the phase o f test-drive

Some simple protective measures should be fo llowed durin g t he initial running-in period which can improve

drivability and

economy of the vehicle

and prolo ng i ts

service lif e.

 Do not run engin e in hi gh s p eed at

idle;

 Do not overload engine

possibly

while us ing

transmission drive;

 Avoid using emergency brake

unless there is an emergency;

 Avoid st epping down accelerator at

neutral during start;

 The engine requires a period of

time for warming-up after start

 Avoid drawing other cars;  Avoid any ri gor operations such as

emer gent st art, sudde n accelerat ion and long-time high speed running which will not only do harm to t he

engine, but also increase fuel and oil consumption and even damage engine compone nt s . A nd esp ecially try to avoid stepping down accelerator p edal to the end under bottom gear.

Befor e entering the car

 Inspect if windows, outside

rearview mirror and lamps is clean or damaged;

 Inspect if tire pressure is normal;  Inspect

if all vehicle lights are

normal;

 Watch if there is any obstacles

behind the car;

 Inspect

if fuel pipes leak

 Inspect

if engine oil level and

other fluid level are within

standard range.

Before d ri ving

 Make sure that you have known the

condition and equipments of the

vehicle, and how to operate them safely.

 Adjust the position of the seat;

 Adjust the angle of interior and

outside mir r ors on the car.

 Insure that all p as s engers ha ve t ied

up their seat belt.

 When turning t he ign it ion switch to

position II, you should inspect whether the alarm lights have

gone

out after automatic detection.

！Notice

Please inspe ct if windo ws, rear windshield, all lamps, signal transmission system and warning indicator are normal. Do not put a nything o n rea r luggage

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rack, or it will limit the back line of sight and

hurt the passengers by the move me nt o f lugga ge

while emergent stopping or shocking.

Keys

Equip two keys adapted to all lockholes on the car, and one of the m is a spare key. Key code ca rd of the key i s pasted on the number cap. Do not leave code card in the car for car’s safety. Put it at a safe place an d remember key code. Do not record key code i n the car to pre ven t anyone who got this code to copy the key without permission.

！Notice Do not leave the key in the car.

1. Lock the car.

2. Take the key with you.

Locks

You can open and lock the front door from outside with the equipped key. Rotate the key counterclockwise to

open

t he door an d clockwise to clo se it.

！Notice

Before leavin g y our car, ensure all of the doors and rear compartment lid have been locked when there is no one to take charge it.

You can lock or open the door with the lock button on the side of the windows. Excep t t he left -front door, you can lock all of the doors from out side by p ress ing the lock button and closing the door. When you leave the car, you can only lock the left front door from outside with the key.

Lock

Unlock

Key No.

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When opening the door from outside, you can pull the outer handle.

When opening the door from inside, y ou

can pull the inner handle.

！Notice

Do not leave children or animals alone in the car. 1.To prevent asp hyxiation especially in hot seasons.

2.They may move the car unexpectedly.

Ce ntr al Control Lock

Central control lock is controlled by the driver side door (left-front door).

When locking or opening the driver door (left-front door) with key or pressing the lock button, all the doors can be locked or opened

simultaneously.

！Notice

Before leavin g t he car, lock the left-front door when there is no one to take charge.

Lock

Unlock

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Children Security Lock

On each of the back door there is a children security lock which can prevent the passengers at the back, especially the children to open the door from inside unexpectedly by pulling th e inn er ha n d le.

Press dow n the metal lo ck p in under the lock of each back door, then the door can not be opened from inside and the handle is also locked, t hat is, w hen the children security lock has been locked, the inner handle can not open the door.

！Notice

Children at the backseat may open the back door unexpectedly. 1． M ove t he children security loc k p in

to the locking position.

2． Do not p ull t he inner handle of the

door when the children security lock

has been locked so as to prevent any damage to the handle.

Burglarproof No-Key Entering Sys t e m

No-Key Ente ring S ystem can open the door in a distance of 6 meters through a se nsor. The LBD on the sensor lights up to indicate the sensor in operation.

1、LOCK button: Lock all doors. When danger signal light has glittered 3 times, the burglarproof system is in operation.

2、UNLOCK button: Open all doors. When danger signal light glittered twice, the burglarproof system is closed.

！Notice

The effective range of the sensor will change with environment.

Lock

Unlock

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Activating door Lock and Burglarproof Mode

 Close all the windows;  Turn igniti on key to B, and pull

out the key;

 Let all passengers get off the car.

 Close all doors and hoods and

trunk lid.

 Press down the LOCK button on

the sensor so as to lock all of the doors. Those cars equipped with powe r wi ndow

lifting system will

automatically raise all windows, and at the same time hazard warning lamp glitters 3 times and the burglarproof mode is started.

 If the i gni tion switch is set on II,

the burglarproof mode does not work but the function of locki ng still work normally.

！Notice

If you use key to lock the door, the burglarproof mode can not be activated. Pleas e us e s ens or if y ou want t o act ivat e that mode.

Relief of Door Lock and Burglarproof Mode

Press UNLOCK button on the sensor to unlock all doors and hazard warning lamp glitters twice at the same time, burglarproof mode is exited.

Normal status: If there is not interruption and fault, haz ard-warning lamp will glitter twice, and the interval between each glitter is 0.5 sec.

Replace Sensor Battery:

Sensor indicator lamp does not glitter, which means that battery needs to be replaced, but sensor can still be used for a

period of time. Replace a Panasonic CR2032 b att ery (or other equivalent 3V battery ) in following process:

 Insert a screwdriver into the gap

between the sensor cover and separate the 2 covers of the sensor.

 Insert a screwdriver into the gap

between the sensor covers and separate them.

 Pull the sensor power supply out of

the cover and disconnect the attachments carefully and p ut it at a clean place.

 Install new battery, make sure that

the polarity is correctly placed (cathode facing bottom)

 Install the att achments and p ut the

sensor power supply into the cover.

 Close the two covers of sensor.  Check whether the sensor can work

properly.

！Notice

T he w ast e Li-bat tery will do harm to t he

Accumu

Battery

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environment:  Do not drop the waste battery as

li vin g ga r ba ge ;

 Dispose the waste battery according

to the local reclaim regulations.

 Sensor might be damaged  Do not reverse the polarity of the

sensor

 Prevent falling  Do not lay anything heavy on the

sensor

 Do not let the sensor touch water or

be exposed to straight sunlight

 If the sensor get wet, clean it with a

soft piece of cloth

Po wer W i ndo w Sw itch

When t he ign ition sw itch is set to “II”, we can operate power window through power window switch on the inner handle. Press down the top of switch, window glass will fall. while pulling up the top of swit ch, window glass will rise. Loose the switch when window glass reache s t o an

ideal position.

！Notice

 Pull off the ignition key when

leavin g t he car s o as t o p revent any unnecessary hurt to the children caused by t heir operation when left alone.

 Do not sp read hands, head or any

other thing out of the window.

 The unexpected close of the window

will cause serious damage, so do not let the children play with the electric window switch.

Manual Sunshade-Roof

Op erate with your hands to tilt sun shade roof up. Before doing this, check whether roof antenna is at a proper position. Pull forward to open it. Press the button and raise

sunshade

roof

to an ideal position.

Press the button again and pull down

sunshade roof handle to close the suns hade roof.

！Notice

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The s un shading t op can not op en when there is sundries on it.

 Clean the top before open it.  Eliminate the water drops, snow,

ice and sands before opening the sun shading top.

 Do not place anyt hing heave on the

sun shading top or around. Please clos e t he sun s hading when leaving the car alone.

Outer Rearview Mirror

Adjust the outer rearview mirror to see both sides of the road clearly and confirm the p osition of the things y ou s aw. Move the outer rearview mirror to an ideal position (for the movable lens) or use adjustment button (for the joystick) directly so as to adjust t he angle of the mirror.

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The outer rearview mirror at the passenger side is a convex, so things you see in it will be closer than what it is actually. Use this mirror you can watch much wide of the road behind you. When entering a narrow roadway or washing your cars, you can push back the mirror which will properly collapse to the body.

！Notice

The around line of sight might be weakened which will increase the p oss ibilit y of accidents . P leas e adjus t t he angle of the rearview mirror and check whether there is any damage on the mirror. Use defroster, atomizer and blower to eliminate the ice and frost. The outer rearview mirror shows thing

closer, so use inner rearview mirror to clear t he rear line of si ght. Do not block the rearview range from the driver seat.

Inner Rearvie w M i rror

The inner rearv iew mirror can be moved up and down as well as left and r ight so as to get the best line of sight. There are 2 p ositions for the inner rear view mirror which are daytime and night. During daytime the high speed joystick should be moved to day t ime p osit ion. At night the joyst ick should be adjusted to “Night ” position to weaken the beam of the headlight of the cars behind.

！Notice

To maintain the rearview range of the driver, choose daytime and high speed for the best line of sight . If y ou choose night p osition, it will decrease the definition of the rearview mirror.

Front Seat Slipping Adjustment

Draw up the control joystick under the front s eat and slip it to an ideal pos ition, then loose the joystick.

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！Notice

 Do not adjust the driver seat during

driving so as to prevent the car to be out of control.

 The looseness of the seat belt will

reduce its prot ection function.

 Adjust t he front seats before tying

the seat belt.

 Do

not leave

anyt hing under the seat which will disturb the seat adjustment organ.

Front Seat Til t A djustment

Pull up the joy stick at the side of the s eat to adjust the backrest to an ideal angle, and then loose the joystick.

！Notice

Do not adjust t he backrest w hen driving. Do not tilt the seat too much to prevent the seat belt slide. Adjust the backrest to a vertical angle for max protection functions.

Headrest

The headrest is des igned t o decrease t he

danger of hurting the cervix. You can adjust its altitude by p ulling up or p ress down it.

！Notice

The headrest is to p revent any hurt. Do not drive before adjusting it. Adjust its altitude so that the back of the head can touch the middle part of the headrest. After the adjust ment , fix the p osition of the headrest. Please make sure the headrest has been adjusted and fixed to the right position before drive.

Disassembly the headrest:  Pull the headrest up t o the highest

position.

 Insert a small screwdriver into the

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notch of the left guide bushing.

 Touch the head of the stop perch

with the screwdriver and pull the headrest out from the bushing.

F olding Backs eat Backrest

Fold down the backrest to increase the space of the trunk.

Folding process:

 Lift the seat cushion to vertical.

 Pull up t he lock but ton on t he seat

backrest, loose the backrest, and fold in the direction of front and down.

 If you want the seat backrest get

back to the vertical position, just

pull up the backrest and pull the backre st to the pro per position.

 If y ou want the cushion back t o the

original position, just put it to a prop er position and pull and press to the lock position.

！Notice

 Do not p ile any goods on the b ack

seat because it m ay cause dama ge when the goods moving.

 Not ice when the backs eat get back

to the vertical position:

1. Checks whether the seat backrest

and seat cushion have been locked at a firm position by pushing or pulling.

2. Ensure that the seatbelt is not

tw isted or stuck in the seat backrest, and place it at a proper position.

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Seat Belt Precaution Measure

To protect the passenger, the entire passenger must correctly use seatbelt during dr ivin g. One seatbelt for only one p erson, and those children under 6 y ears old are not suitable to use seatbelt, and y ou should assembly proper child seat or assistant cushion for your child.

！Notice

Passengers may get hurt in a collision or emergent st op , so they must use seatbelt at anytime. Do not use one belt by several people. Do not put anything hard or fragile in the pocket or clothes clinging to t he s eat belt . M isus age of t he s eatbe lt will cause serious damage. Do not change the seatbelt or attach any equipment which will affect the employment of the seatbelt. The worn seatbelt cannot be used any more which will probably affect the safety of the people.

When us ing a seatbelt, p lease use it and maintain the belt and child protection system with correct method in order to decreas e t he damage to the p eople in a collision or emergent stop.

！Notice

M isusage of the seatbelt may cause damage or even death to people. The seatbelt should be firm and the seat backrest should be adjusted to vertical. Do not lean on the backrest w hen driving the car. D o not us e it if t he belt tw isted. Do not tie the belt cross down t he arm which should be at the middle of the shoulder, and also do not w rap it around the head or neck. Tie it clinging t o the buttocks but not waist. If the seatbelt tied too loosely, it will increase the rate of hurt to people because the body will slide under a loose belt. The loose button of the seat belt should face outside. Insert the pin of the belt into the appointed connection lock. Do not p ut anything at the shield board hatch of the seatbelt to prevent it from getting stuck. If it gets stuck, the only way is to entangle the entire belt int o the reel and then p ull the ideal length out according to the need.

Maintenance of the Seat Belt

The s eat belt s houl d be maint ain ed cl ean and dry, avoiding any pollution by polishing composition, oil, chemical, especially by t he acid of t he accumulator. Please wash with litmusless soap . D o not blanch or dye the belt which will p robably do harm to the belt . Prevent the seat belt from any sharp-edged things. Check the belt re gularly for any dama ge and replace thos e worn ones in time. The over strained belt should be replaced after an accident. Chery suggests replacing all the components of the seatbelt after a collision. But after a slight collision, if the Chery Service Station does not check out any damage, and all the components can work normally, there is no need to replace. If there is any damage or false with the seat belt and its components which has not been used in an accident, they also need to be tested and replaced if necessary.

Notices Before Drive

！Notice

The worn seat belt may c ause serious damage, s o che ck the seat belt components regularly. After a c ollis ion, you mus t take all the seat belt components to the Chery Service Station for a check and replace them according to the need. If t he belt has been damaged or polluted, it must be replaced. After a serious collision, the seat belt components must be replaced no matter there is evident damage or not. If the s eat belt is not suitable, it will arouse much more serious damage. Do not c hange seatbelt at will.

For pregnant woman

Suggest the p regnant woman to refer to the doctors for the usage before using the seatbelt.

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In order to avoid any damage to the pregnant woman and the infant during the travel, please use “three points on the cross” connected seatbelt if p ossible and tie it as low as possible to cross the entire

pregnant position (refer to the doctor).

Children Protection System

Be sure to use p roper children protection system when bringing any infants or children. The children p rotection system should be assembled on the seat according to the height and weight of the child. Status shows that proper children protection system will be safer if it is assembled on the back seat rather than the front seat.

！Notice

Infants and children should be kept in the children protection system. Do not assemble the backward children prot ection system on the front seat with air bag.

If the children protection system is assembled on the front seat, child will probably be seriously hurt when the air bag char ged and inflated.

Please assemble the children protection system on the back seat as possible as you can. If it must be ass embled on the front passenger seat, the seat should be adjusted back as possible.

！Notice

 Assemble the children protection

syst em according t o the instruction provided by the manufacturer.

 Tie is firmly or remove it when

there is no use.

 Do not hold your child in arm when

riding on the car.

If the children protection system is too small for your child, just let him or her sit on the back seat and tie up the seat belt. If the child sit at the p osition wit h crossed seat belt, and the belt is close to his or her face or neck, y ou should mov e the child to the middle, that is lean to the inner part of the belt, and p ut y our child at a place without crossed seat belt if possible.

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