Chery RIICH 2 series User Manual

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Preface

ADVICE

User’s Manual clarifies the agreement between Chery Automobile Co., Ltd. and the User on the product quality warranty responsibility and the establishment and termination of after-sales service rights and responsibilities. Please read this User’s Manual carefully before using our products.

User’s Manual for Chery Riich 2 series

Sincere congratulations on y our own of one Chery Riich 2! Also, with great app reciation on your great favor on our company and our products. The personnel of Chery authorized service station are trained with good professional trainings, who will sincerely provide you with the top quality service.

Chery Riich 2 features advanced technology and prominent performances. Your choice of Chery Riich 2 will prove that you have extra-hi gh requirements on the vehicle performance and design. Please read this manual car efully, since the informat ion contained in this manual can let y ou underst and how t o operate and maintain y our vehicle properly so as to achieve the driving pleasure to the maximum extent. This user’s manual applies to the Chery Riich 2. Chery Automobile Co., Ltd.

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Preface

This manual is established based on the detailed conditions of Riich 2 vehicles manufactured by Chery Automobile Co., Ltd., which only applies to the Riich 2 vehicles manufactured by Chery Automobile Co., Ltd.. This manual includes the latest information up to the date when this manual is printed. Chery Automobile Co., Ltd. will be wholly responsible for the modification and exp lanation of this manual and reserved the rights for product replacement after the print of this manual without any prior notice. So me pictures in t his manual are illustrations for reference only. The real art icle should take p recedence in cas e of any conflict be t ween t he p ict ur es and t he real articles. This manual is the main evidence for vehicl e qualit y w arranty. Please keep this manual in your vehicle so that it’s available whenever you need it. When you resell this vehicle, please hand over this manual and all the do cumentation attached with t his vehicle t o the new owner so that they are available whenever the new owner needs them.

Special Statement

Please make sure to read this manual, especially the chapter “Quality warranty service” before using this product, otherwise y ou may have no right t o take the service due to your improper usage. Chery Automobile Co., Ltd. (hereafter referred as “Our Company” or “Chery Company”) defined the technical maintenance regulations of the new vehicle run in and of maintenance at various stages for t he products, including the first 5,000 km maintenance. Please make sure to abide by the above regulations since the above defined maintenance is vital to the safety operation and the maintaining of good running conditions of your vehicle. Your claim right will be forfeited in case of the failure of your vehicle or vehicle parts arising from t he abuse, negligence, improper use, the maintenance not in accordance with the specified mileage/period, or the warranty evidence not s igned or s t amp ed in accord ance wit h the requirements, or any unauthorized refit/attachment. Therefore, any direct or indirect warranty app lication thereof will not be accep ted by t he Chery authorized

service station. Any problems of Our Company’s products during use must be overhauled by the Chery authorized service station. During the overhaul process, Chery authorized service st ation is ent itled t o decide ba sed on the conditions t o perform the repair by means of repair or the replacement of equivalent parts. If you encountered anything unclear during the careful reading of t his manual, Chery Company and Chery authorized service st ation will giv e you t he detailed exp lanat ion. Also, the p recious advices of vast users are highly welcomed.

Chery Automobile Co., Ltd. reserved all copyrights of this manual

Wish you pleasant driving!

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Chapter 1 Summary

Before reading this User’s Manual, you

should understand following things. ..........2

Equipm ent Sc ope ........................................ 2

Alarm Symbols within This Manual .............. 2

New Vehicle Inspection ................................3

Run in of New Vehicle ..................................3

Run in Regulation within 1,000 km ................. 3

Run in Regulation from 1,000 km to 1,500 km Notice during Run in Period

“One-To-One” Service .................................4

Vehicle Delivery Inspection Certificate ......5

Chery Vehicle Sale & Delivery Sheet “One-To-One” Counseling Service Card (Service Station)

The following items should be confirmed by the use r.

“One-To-One” Counseling Service Card .10

(Customer) ..................................................10

T able of contents

...........................1

Common Vehicle Symbol Instruction ...... 11

Chapter 2 Driving ............................ 14

Start ............................................................. 15

............................................................................. 3

............................ 3

Engine Control System Self-adaptive

Function ...................................................... 17

.........7

...........................................9

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Engine RPM Limit

Engine stall ................................................. 17

Brake

Preface

The following items should be confirmed by the user:

Pr epar at ion bef or e S t ar t ............................. 15

Saf ety Not ic e ........................................... 15

Befor e Vehicle Star t .................................. 15

Engine S tar t ............................................. 16

Caution of Vehic le Exhaust Fume ............... 16

Vent ilation Not ice ..................................... 16

Dual-Circuit Brake Syst em ........................ 18

Bra ke Liqu id leve l a lar m ........................... 18

Operation Ins tr uction of Brake System ........ 18

Brake Boos ter : ......................................... 19

................................................................... 10

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Ant i-loc k Brake Sys tem ( ABS) ( ) ............ 19

Reaction of ABS ............................................... 19

Braking by taking Advantage of ABS A B S Self-Examination

Handbrake ............................................... 21

Shift .............................................................21

Steering

Paddling ......................................................22

Three-Way Catalytic Co nverter ...............22

Drive the Vehicle Equipped with a Catalytic

Converter ................................................ 23

The following conditions should be avoided: 23

Parking ........................................................23

Chassis Protection .................................... 24

Fuel Consumption ......................................24

The fuel consumption is influenced by the

following factor s : ..................................... 24

Essentials for Fuel- Saving Driving and

Environmenta l Protect ion: ......................... 25

Radiato r Fan ..............................................25

Instruction ............................................... 25

Chapter 3 Introduction of Vehicle

Functions & Instruction of Designations

............................................................ 27

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I. Introduction of Vehicle Functions ..... 28

Steering wheel lock/ignition switch ............ 28

Horn ....................................................... 29

Windscreen Wiper & Cleaning S ys tem ........ 29

Intermittent Wip ing .................................. 30

Nor m al W ipi ng ........................................ 30

High Speed Wiping ................................... 30

Water S pr ay Sw itc h .................................. 30

Interior Rearview Mirror ........................... 30

Exterior rearview mirror ............................ 31

Sun Visor ................................................ 32

Control Switches on Front Left Door .......... 32

El ectrical Window (

Front left door .................................................. 32

Front Ashtray, Cigarette Lighter ................. 33

Headlamp sw itch ...................................... 34

Conversion of high beam/ dipped headlight . 34

Flic ker of Headlamp ................................. 34

Sw itches of Front & Rear Fogs .................. 34

Turning Indicator ..................................... 35

Interior Front and Middle Ceiling Lamps ..... 35

Danger Alarm Lamp S witc h ....................... 35

) ............................ 32

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Braking Lamp .......................................... 36

Revers ing Lamp ....................................... 36

Sound System .......................................... 37

A/C System ............................................. 41

Central vent hole ...................................... 43

S ide a ir out let ........................................... 43

Defros t air outlet of front windscreen .......... 43

Ceiling Air Outlet and Control .................... 44

Control Panel ........................................... 45

Ventilation & Warm Air ............................. 45

Blow e r Switch ......................................... 46

Internal/ external circulation c ontr ol lever .... 46

Airflow Distribut ion Switch ....................... 46

A/C System ............................................. 48

II. Instruction of Designation ...........51

Ins trum ent Panel ( ) ................................ 51

Warning Dev ice ........................................ 53

Low Fue l Level Alarm Lamp ..................... 53

Par king br ake alarm lamp .......................... 53

Braking s ystem alarm lamp ........................ 54

Parking/position indicator lamp .................. 54

Saf ety belt alarm lamp ............................... 54

Engine def ect alarm lamp .......................... 55

High beam ind icator lamp .......................... 55

Turning signal ind icator lamp ..................... 55

Air bag a larm lamp ( ) ........................... 55

Low engine oil pressur e alar m lamp ............ 56

Battery charge indic tor lamp ...................... 56

Coolant tempe r ature/leve l alarm lamp ......... 56

Door not close alarm lamp ......................... 57

EPC defect alarm lamp .............................. 57

Braking d isc a larm lam p (

Maintenance indicat or lamp ....................... 57

Engine coolant tem per at ur e ga uge .............. 57

Fuel gauge ............................................... 58

Speedometer ............................................ 59

LCD ....................................................... 59

Engine t achom eter .................................... 60

) ..................... 57

Ch ap ter 4 Safety ............................... 61

Door Lock & Anti-theft ............................. 62

Key ........................................................ 62

Door Lock ............................................... 62

Sliding Door ............................................ 63

Central Contro l Lock (

Back Door ............................................... 64

Release Rod of Filler Cap ......................... 64

) ......................... 64

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Open Engine Bonnet ..................................65

Remote Control System with Anti-Theft

F u nct ion ( ) ...............................................66

Door Lock & Unlock ................................ 66

Alarm ..................................................... 66

Remote Cont r ol ler Bat ter y Repl ac em ent ...... 67

Electroni c Anti-theft System ...................... 67

Seat & Safety Protection ...........................68

Seat ........................................................ 68

Correct Sitti ng Posture .............................. 68

Ad justment of Front Seats .......................... 68

Ad justment of Middle Seats ....................... 69

Adjust ment of Rear S eat s .......................... 69

Headrest .................................................. 69

Adjusting method of headrest: ....................... 69

Removing and assembling method of headrest:

Folding of Middle Seats ............................ 70

Fold ing of Rear S eats ................................ 70

Reposition of rear seats ................................... 70

Luggage Conveyance ................................ 71

Seat Safety Belt ..........................................71

Seat S af et y Belt Alarm Lamp ..................... 71

Fas t ening Seat S af et y Belt ......................... 72

Midd le 2-P oint S af et y Belt for Middle Seats 72

Maintenance of Seat Safety Belt ................. 72

Check seat safety belt ...................................... 72

Air Bag ( ) ................................................ 73

Front Ai r B ag ........................................... 73

Air Bag Alarm Lamp ................................ 74

Child Safety Seat ........................................ 74

Chapter 5 Emergency Procedures .... 77

Hazard Warning Flasher lamp ................. 78

Electronic Control Unit Support System

Duly Refuel ................................................. 78

Replace Bulbs ............................................. 79

Headlamp Unit (Including High Beam / Low

Beam / Position / Tur n Indic ator Lamps ) ..... 79

Ta ill ight Bu lb ........................................... 80

........................................................................... 70

High -Mounted Br aking Lamp Bu lb ............ 80

Lic ense P late Lamp Bulb ........................... 80

Interior Front Ceiling L am p Bu lb ............... 80

Luggage Boot Lamp Bu lb ......................... 81

Regulat e the Beam of Head lamp ................ 81

Fuse & Relay .............................................. 81

Fuse ........................................................ 81

Cartridge Fuse ......................................... 82

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Replac e F use ............................................ 82

Engine Compartment Fuse Box .................. 83

Replace Wheel ............................................84

Spar e Wheel ............................................ 84

Driver Tool .............................................. 85

Ja ck L ift Poi nt .......................................... 85

Remove Wheel ......................................... 86

Install Wheel ............................................ 86

Battery ........................................................87

Safety Recommendations .......................... 87

Removal & Installation .............................. 88

Engine Battery-Ass isted Start Method ......... 88

Connect Down-Lead ................................. 89

Start Engine ............................................. 89

Remove Down-Lead ................................. 89

Tow Truck ...................................................89

Chapter 6 Repair & Maintenance .....90

Care & Maintenance .................................91

Services Offered by Chery’s Special Service

Station .........................................................91

Items You Have to Follow

General Ma int ena nce of Vehicl e ................. 92

Maintenance Schedule ............................... 92

Daily Check: ..................................................... 92

Please check the following items while

refueling: .......................................................... 92

Monthly Check:

............................................... 92

Maintenance Items in Engine

Compartme nt ............................................. 93

Engine Oil Dipstick .................................. 94

Engin e O il Fi lle r C ap ................................ 94

Brake F luid ............................................. 95

Engine Coolant Res ervoir .......................... 95

Chec k P ow er Steering F luid Level .............. 96

Battery

Windscreen Cleaning Fluid Reser voir ......... 97

Chec k Wiper Blad e ................................... 97

Replac e Wiper Blade ................................ 98

Tire ........................................................ 98

Replace Tire ............................................ 98

T ire Chain ............................................... 99

Driving Belt ............................................. 99

Wash Ve h icle ..........................................100

..........................91

Aut om atic Vehicle Was her ........................100

Was h Vehicle Manua l ly ............................100

.................................................... 97

Check the tension of driving belt ................. 100

Use cold or slightly-warm water to wash the vehicle only.

.................................................... 100

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Clean Headlamp ..................................... 101

Clean Rear Windsc reen ........................... 101

Ant i-Corrosion of Chass is ........................ 101

Clean Wheel .......................................... 101

Cleaning Products ................................... 101

Paint Removal Tr eat ment ......................... 101

Paintwork Pr otection ............................... 101

Leather F abric Car e ................................ 102

Clean Radiator ....................................... 102

Regulations on Regular Maintenance ....103

Maintenance Record

Safety Protection System ......................... 114

Replacement Record of Air Bag System Replacement Record of Air Bag System 114 Replacement Record of Air Bag System 115 Replacement Record of Air Bag System Replacement Record of Air Bag System 115

Chapter 7 Quality Warranty Service

Warranty for Complete Vehicle .............. 117

Quality Warranty Period for Special Parts (lim ited to orig inal quality problems only): .117

Chapter 8 Capacity and Specification

Parameters

................................106

114

115

.......................................................... 116

Coverage of Warrant y .............................. 118

Items not covered by warranty .................. 118

Spar e P ar ts Warranty ................................121

Vehicle Identification Description .......... 124

VIN .......................................................125

Engine Number .......................................125

Vehicle Nameplate ...................................125

Fuel ............................................................ 125

Fuel tank c apac ity: ..................................125

Engine oil .................................................. 126

Replac e t he engine oil ..............................126

Refil l the engine oil .................................126

Vehicle Fluid ............................................. 126

T ransmission oil ......................................126

Manual transmission ..................................... 126

Pow er steering oil ....................................127

Brake f luid and clutch oil .........................127

Coolant ..................................................127

Wi ndscreen cle aning fl uid ........................127

Weig ht ....................................................... 127

Mass Parameters

....................................... 123

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Wheel and Tire .........................................130

Tire pressure .......................................... 130

Tightening torque of wheel bolt ................ 130

Wheel ................................................... 130

Engine Data .............................................. 131

Vehicle Dimension .................................... 132

Dimension (mm) ............................................ 132

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Summary

Chapter 1 Summary

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Summary

Before reading this User’s Manual, you should understand following things.

Thanks for your purchase of Chery vehicle. In order to operate your vehicle properly and guarantee your rights and benefits, please spend some time to read this manual car efu lly.

This manual provides the important instruct ions and hints on t he daily driving and regular maintenan ce and care, with the purpose for your familiarity with the operation of your vehicle. Only the more understanding to your vehicle can guarantee the safety and economy of the vehicle driving as well as enjoy the pleasure thereof.

Any improper operation may damage your vehicl e as well as may be de p rive of y our claim right.

The periodical maintenance to your vehicle will help maintain the driving performance and used value of your

vehicle. The Chery authorized service stations all over the country boasted numerous repair experts to provide you with service anytime. The repair personnel of all authorized service stations, who passed the professional trainings, can properly repair your vehicle and vehicle equipment. The spare parts in Chery authorized service station are Chery genuine spare parts.

Equipment Scope

This manual defined the maximum possible equipment scope installed in accordance wit h the ser ies Riich 2 mode l plan till the print date, namely for all the standard equipment and optional equipment in series Riich 2 model, some equip ment may be supplied in the future or may be only available in certain markets. Therefore, some items in this manual may not apply to your vehicle.

Alarm Symbols within This Manual

During the veh icle op eration, p ay attention to how to reduce the damage to the vehicle and the

vehicle equipment, and how to avoid the p erson injury? In this manual, t he answer for such question is included in the explanation for the alarm symbols with triangle. Please read carefully and abide by the contents thereof.

The equipment marked with

asterisk (*) is only used in lot siz e on certain model structures, which is supp lied as opt ional equip ment for some models or is only available in certain markets.

When this symbol is present on

the vehicle, make sure to read t he relat ed ch ap t er s of t his manual before any operation.

working of environmental protection. It’s the important step to achieve such objective by operating your vehicle properly and disp osing t he used clean in g articles and lubricating materials in accorda n ce w it h t he law s and r e gulat ions . This manual disp lays the information on this aspect by means of tree symbol.

We must contribute our

res p ons ibi lity and liabi lit y in t he

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Summary

New Vehicle Inspection

Before deliver in g t he vehicle to y ou, the dealer of Chery Company has already performed the vehicle inspection in accordance with the regulations of Chery Aut omobile Co., Ltd. T he dealer of Chery Company should fill in the vehicle delivery date in the “Vehicle Delivery Inspection Certificate” column of this manual and seal with t he st amp of dealin g agency.

The dealer should verify the entire vehicle performance and introduce the operation knowledge of the vehicle against the “Chery Vehicle Sale & Delivery Card” dually signed by the salesman and the user.

Run in o f New Vehi cle

Due to the manufacture and assembling deviations, the friction resistances between the moving components of the new vehicle at the initial stage of operation will be much greater than the ones in normal condition. The run in effects of the vehicle at the init ial stage of op eration will exert

great influence on the use lifetime, working reliability and economy of the vehicle, therefore, the use of new vehicle must abide by the run in regulations strictly.

Run in Regulation within 1,000 km

 Full speed driving is absolutely

prohibited;

 Generally, do not drive the vehicle at

the speed above 100 km/h;

 Avoid driving at the top speed at any

gear.

Run in Regulation from 1,000 k m to 1,500 km

 Increase to t he top speed gr adually or

drive at the allowable max. engine speed.

Notice during Run in Period

For the driving of vehicles with engine tachometer, the allowed short period top

engine speed is 6000 r/min. During the manual ge arshift, make sure to shift to the next high gear when the engine tachometer indicator reached red indication area at the latest.

Avoid the runnin g of en gine at unnecessary high speed. The

earlier shift to high gear will help save the fuel, reduce the working noise as well as diminish the environmental pollution.

The engin e sp eed should not be exces sive low during drivin g. Shift t o p rop er gear at reasonable time.

In cold engine condition, do not run t he engine at t op speed on neutral gear or any other driving gear.

The new t ires don’t have best adhesion at the beginning of use; therefore, the tires also need run in. The vehicle speed should be relatively low during first 100 km driving and the driving should be extremely careful.

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The new brake friction linin g a lso needs run in, since the brake doesn't have ideal friction force dur in g first 200 km drivin g. During this period the brake effect is a little p oor, t herefore t he pressure on brake p edal may be reasonably increas ed. Such condi t ion is als o ap plica ble e ach t im e it ’s replaced with new friction lining.

When the new vehicle traveled up to 800km, the wheel nuts must be re-tightened to the specified torque. Please refer to the chapter “Specification and Parameters” of this manual for correct torque values. Also, if the wheel has been replaced or the wheel nuts have been loosened, then the wheel nuts should be re-tightened in accordance with the specified torque after 800km.

“One-To-One” Se rvi ce

In order to provide you wit h better service and vehicle use, the dealer of Chery Company will appoint one service counsel to serve you at the purchase of your vehicle. In case of any problems during your vehicle use, you may contact your

service counsel, who will provide you with best service.

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Vehicle Owner Name (Unit) Responsible Service Station Name

Ve hicle Delivery Inspection Ce rtifica te

This is to certify that this vehicle has completed the vehicle delivery insp ection defined by Chery Automobile Co., Ltd. and its quality meets with the technical specification of Chery Automobile Co., Ltd.

Vehicle Delivery Date:

Dealer Stamp:

—————————————————— —————————————————————

Address ————————————— Responsible ————————————

——————————————————————

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Model

Body VIN No.:

Transmi ssion No.:

Delivery Date

Summary

Dealer Stamp

Engine S e rial No.:

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Chery Vehicle Sale & Delivery Sheet

Entire

Engine

Yes □

No □

Engine oil, brake liquid, st eering liquid, cool ant, batt ery liquid, windscreen

Yes □

No □

VIN number, engine serial number, nameplate and other identifications

Yes □

No □

Entire vehicle locks and keys

Yes □

No □

5 Entire vehic le lamps, including head lamp, t urn lamp, fog lamp, combined

Yes □

No □

Windscreen glass and body paint

Yes □

No □

Speedometer, engine tachometer, odometer

Yes □

No □

Hub cap, spare tire, vehicle attached tools and entire vehicle operation

Yes □

No □

Safety belt, s eat, cigar ett e lighter, A/C swit ch and vent, glove box and sun

Yes □

No □

Glass lifter, rear view mirror, wiper, washer, horn, radio (CD player) and

Yes □

No □

Summary

Category No. Item Whether it’s inspected OK

Vehicle

Performance

cleaning liquid.

lamp, compartment lamp, brake lamp, backup lamp, tail lamp, reading lamp, and instrument lamp.

manual

visor.

antenna

and clearly explained

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Operation

Knowledge

Salesman Signature: Date: User Signature: Date:

1 93# gasoline fuel Yes □ No □ 2 Normal operation during run in. Yes □ No □ 3 Operation of entire vehicle lamps Yes □ No □ 4 Meaning of alarm indicators Yes □ No □ 5 Correct maintenance period and mileage Yes □ No □ 6 Vehicle maintenance items in winter and summer. Ye s □ No □ 7 Correct understanding of cooling system/coolant usage. Yes □ No □ 8 Correct operation of A/C Yes □ No □ 9 Notices for vehicle start Ye s □ No □

10 Correct operation of audio equipment Yes □ No □

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Summary

Form one-Saved by service stations

“One-To-One” Counseling Servi ce Card

(Service Station)

User Name: Vehicle Purchase Date Sales Agency: Model: Vehicle VIN Number:

The follow in g i tems s hould be con fi r m ed by th e use r.

I. Relat ed it ems confirmat ion at vehicle delivery (“√" for Yes as

“×” for No)

□ Basic vehicle op eration method has been introduced and the

onsite delivery inspection is certified OK.

□ Quality warranty policy has been introduced. □ Vehicle driving notice has been introduced. □ The importance of vehicle periodical maintenance and

maintenance period/mileage has been introduced.

□ The importance of vehicle maintenance/repair at Chery

authorized service station has been noted.

□ User’s Manual has been handed over and the reading is

reminded.

□ The function and operation method of service hotline of Chery

Company has been noted.

II. “One-To-One” counselin g servi ce mod e introduction (“√” for

Yes as “×” for No)

□ Cont act the s ervice couns el inst ead of any one else in case of

any problems or needs.

□ The service counsel appointed by the service station is the

exclusive person to communicate and contact with the user.

□ One user is only served by one service counsel: “One-To-One” □ User may choose other service counsel when he dissat isfies

with current service counsel.

III. M ajor job int roduction of service counsel (“√” for Yes as “×”

for No).

□ Repair maintenance service reception □ Complaint acceptance □ Periodical maintenance reminding visits □ Repair/Maintenance counsel explanation □ Periodical greeting visits □ Repair/maintenance reserv ation acceptance □ Service activity reminding visits □ Annual authentication reminding/acceptance □ Important festival greetings □ Other activities of user’s needs

IV. Establishment of “One-To-One” counseling service

relationship.

Service Counsel Card

User Signature/Date: Service Counsel Signature/Date:

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“One-To-One” Counseling Service Card

(Customer)

User Name: Vehicle Purchase Date Sales Agency: Model: Vehicle VIN Number:

The follow in g i tems s hould be con fi r m ed by th e use r:

I. Relat ed items confirmation at vehicle delivery (“√" for Yes as

“×” for No)

□ Basic vehi cle oper ation method has been introduced and the

onsite delivery inspection is certified OK.

□ Quality warranty policy has been introduced. □ Vehicle driving notice has been introduced. □ The importance of vehicle periodical maintenance and

maintenance period/mileage has been introduced.

□ The importance of vehicle maintenance/repair at Chery

authorized service station has been noted.

□ User’s Manual has been handed over and the reading is

reminded.

□ The function and operation method of service hotline of Chery

Company has been noted.

II. “One-To-One” counselin g servi ce mod e introduction (“√” for

Yes as “×” for No)

□ Cont act the s ervice couns el inst ead of any one else in case of

any problems or needs.

□ The service counsel appointed by the service station is the

exclusive person to communicate and contact with the user.

□ One user is only served by one service counsel: “One-To-One” □ User may choose other service counsel when dissatisfied with

current service counsel.

III. M ajor job int roduction of service counsel (“√” for Yes as “×”

for No).

IV. Establishment of “One-To-One” counseling service

relationship.

Ser vic e Counsel Card

User Signature/Date: Service Counsel Signature/Date:

Form two-Saved by customer

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C ommon Vehi cle Sy mb ol Instruction

Window regulator

Engine oil pressure

Rear fog indicator

Engine trouble

Coolant temperature indicator (red

Front fog indicator

Summary

Symbol Definition

Engine self-examination trouble light

switch forbidden

li ght

Symbol Definition Symbol Definition

ABS Anti-lock brake system

switch

war ning lamp

Cigarette lighter

Position lamp

alarm lamp

indicator)

Audible alarm

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Summary

Battery charge

Air bag trouble

Symbol Definition Symbol Definition Symbol Definition

A/C A/C system switch

indicator lamp

High beam lamp

Low beam lamp

Head lamp switch

Brake system trouble alarm lamp

Fasten the safety belt

Hazard flash warning lamp

Power + pole

indicator

Air bag identification

Windscreen cleaning

Horn

Vehicle maintenance indicator

Windscreen defrosting

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Summary

Parking brake

Rear windshield

Warning light for

Symbol Definition Symbol Definition Symbol Definition

indicator

Lockup indicator

Unlock indicator

door open

Right turn indicator

Low fuel l eve l al arm indicator

heating indicator

Interior lamp switch indicator

Left turn indicator

Internal air circulation

External air circulation

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Driving

Chapter 2 Driving

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Driving

The long period high speed

the engine and the exhaust system,

Do not start the vehicle in the

locations since the vehicle

Start

Preparation before Start

The engine start is controlled by the engine electrical control system.

Do not step on the accelerator before start and during start when starting the elect ric al inj ect ion en gine. T he acce ler at or should be used only when having difficult in starting. Please refer to the “Engine Start” for the details of vehicle start.

idling running of the engine will result in the overheating of

which may result in the danger of fire or other damages. Therefore, do not p a rk on the ground covered with dry grass and other dry coverings.

closed gara ge or other closed

exh aust gas is poisonous . M ake s ure t o op en t he gara ge gate bef ore t he en gin e start. Refer to the section “Caut ion of Vehicle Exhaust Fume” for details.

Safety Notice

The idle speed of the en gin e is controlled by the electrical cont rol syst em. The idle sp eed at engine st art is quit e high to help increas e the en gine t emper ature. The idle speed should reduce automatically when the engine temperature is increased. Please deliver your vehicle to the Chery authorized service station for overhauling if the idle speed can’t reduce automatically. Do not run the engine at the sp eed high er than specified idle speed for more than 10min.

Before Vehicle Start

1. M ake sur e all p as s enger s ar e fas t ened

with safety belt. Please refer to the chapter “Seat and Safety Protection” for the details of safety belt and its correct operation method.

2. Make sure the front head lamp and

other electrical fittings are turned off.

3. Make sure to lift up the handbrake.

4. M ake sur e t hat t he gear se lect or lev er

is at neutral gear.

5. Switch the ignition switch to “Ⅱ”, but

not to (Ⅲ).

If the rotation of the key needs great effort, it may rot at e the steering around, till the key can rotate freely. The occurrence of such condition may have following causes:

• Deflection of front wheel.

• T he front wheel touched with the road

curb.

• The steering wheel is rotated during

get -on and get-off (self-lock of the steering wheel).

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If you smell the fume

authorized service station for overhauling immediately. Do not

6. At the same time when the ignition

key is t urned on, make sure that the dashboard alarm lamp lights shortly. If not, then it needs to deliver your vehicle to the Chery authorized service station for overhauling.

If the driver safet y belt is fastened before turning on the ignition key, then the safety belt alarm lamp won’t light.

Engine Start

1. Rot ate t he ignit ion switch t o the “Ⅲ”

position but not step down the accelerator, release the key after the engine st art and t he key will return to the“Ⅱ” position.

2. If t he temp erature is normal or higher,

then the engine can not be started within 5s during the start, and then rotat e the key to t he “B” p osit ion and wait for 10s before retrying.

3. If t he temp erature is lower, the engine

can not be started within 15s during start, and then rotate the key to t he “B” position and wait for 10s before retry ing. If the two consecutive starts

all fai l, then st ep down the accelerat or p rop erly and then rotat e the key to the

“Ⅲ” position. After the engine start, release the key and release the acce lerat or p edal s low ly as t he engin e

speed increases.

4. After the engine start, run at idle speed

for several seconds, step down the clutch, shift to the drive gear, release the handbrake and then be ready to drive.

5. The normal environment temperature

condition of the engine start is

-25℃-+40℃ (it m ay ha ve othe r abnormal conditions when the environment t emperate is out of such scope).

Caution of Vehicle Exhaust Fume

Although the vehicle exhaust fume is little poisonous, it contains the carbon monoxide, of which the danger must be cautioned. The certain contents in the engine exhaust gas and the certain chemi cals cont aine d or em it t ed by cer t ain vehicle components may result in the

cancer, the defect of the newborn.

peculiar smell within the vehicl e, please deliver your vehicle to the Chery

continue to drive. The exhaust fume is poisonous that may endanger the life.

The exhaust system and the vehicle ventilation system should be checked under the following conditions:

• When the vehicle is lifted for

overhauling.

• When the sound of exhaust system is

changed.

• When the veh icle is d amage d due to

the collision.

Ventilation Notice

When the vehicle is parked in the open field for long period idle, the window should be opened for at least 2.5cm. Or open the A/C system ventilation function to let the fresh air into the vehicle.

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Clean t he snow, leaf fall or other foreign articles

Please do not st ep down the

Turn off the ignition switch, the

engine and the radiator

again du e to excessive high

Therefore, cautions

engine.

blocked in vent so as to

make sure good ventilation.

Engine Control System Self-a da pt i ve Function

If the batt ery cable is on ce removed from the battery, after connection again, the vehicle may present some abnormal phenomenon during the initial period of the driving. This is t hat the engine cont rol system is re-learning to adapt to the engine, which is normal.

Engine RPM Limit

The highest speed limit In order to avoid the engine overspeed,

when the rpm exceeds the highest regu lated sp eed, the ECU w ill cut off t he injection pulse, and the injector stops injection. It works again when the rpm decreases within the range of the normal speed.

Fuel supply is cut off at the time of sudden deceleration

To reduce the fuel consumption and exh aust p ollution, when t he throt tle valve closes suddenly, if the engine rpm is higher than the set idle speed, the ECU will cut off the injection p ulse. When t he rp m de creas es w it hin t he set idl e sp eed, it resumes the fuel injection.

Engine stall

Release the accelerator pedal. Wait the engine to lower to idle speed and then turn off the ignition switch.

accelerator pedal before turning off the engine.

After long p eriod high sp eed drivin g, do not turn off the engine immediately during parking. Run the engine at the speed higher than idle speed for two more minutes so as to lower the engine temperature gradually.

temperature will still be very high after the t urn-off of the

electrical cooling fan will still keep running about 10min. Even the cooling fan stops running, it may run suddenly

temperature. should be taken when working near the

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In case of the failure of one

In case of the occurrence of such condition, please deliver your vehicle to the Chery authorized service station for

Please refill with brake liquid immediately to

deliver your vehicle to the Chery authorized service station for the

Brake

Dual-Circuit Brake System

Your vehicle is equipped with “X” dual-circuit brake system. The other circuit will still keep effective operation even if one circuit has fault.

brake circuit, it will needs

more force to s tep down the brake pedal and the st op dist ance will be lengthened.

overhauling before you continue your journey.

Brake Liquid level alarm

If the brake fluid level warning lamp is on, which shows the brake fluid level has been lower than the lowest level, and it needs to be refilled immediately. The brake liquid level should be checked periodically in accordance with the requirements.

between M AX and MIN marking and

checking of the brake system.

maintain the liquid level

Ope ration Instruction of Brake System

It’s quite normal if the brake system issues noise occasionally. The long period grinding or screaming noise bet ween the met al and t he met al may indi cat e t hat t he brake disc was severely worn out and should be replaced. At that time, please deliver your vehicle to the Chery authorized service station for overhauling. If there is consecutive shake or shock

transmitted to the steering wheel during braking, please deliver your vehicle to Chery authorized service station for overhaulin g immediately. The new brake lining can achieve best brake eff ects only after run in. The brak e effect s may be slight ly lowered within the initial 200k m. Under such condition, the brake effects can be compensated by enhancing the prop er force on the pedal. This essential point also applies to the new brake lining after replacement. The worn-out status of the brake lining depends on the working condition and driving method to large extent. For the vehicl es mainly for city transp ort ation, the working condition of the brake lining is relatively poor due to the frequent start and stop. Therefore, make sure to deliver your vehicle to the Chery authorized service st ation for the checking of brake lining thickness or the replacement of brake lining in accordance with the maintenance mileage specified in the Maintenance. For downward slope driving, it should shift t o low gear at p roper time so as t o sufficiently take advantage of the brake

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All pedals should be

effects of the engine and reduce the load of brake system. At that moment, the brake pedal should be stepped down all the time even the braking is required.

The moisture brake disc will reduce the brake efficiency. After paddling, heavy rain or car wash, it should step down the brake pedal slightly to generate friction heat between the brake disc and t he brake lining so as to evaporate the water and resume brake effects.

If the vehicle is equipped with front

overheats due to poor heat dissipat ion to reduce the brake effects.

sp oiler, it should ensure the free airflow to the front brake; ot her wis e t he br ake s y st em may

The brake booster is subject to the control

of engine v acuum. This device will act only when the engine

is running. Therefore, do not turn off the engine for sliding when driving on downward slopes.

Brake Booster:

If the brake booster can’t function because the vehicle is trailed or it ’s due t o its ow n fault, then it needs to enhance the stepping force to compensate the boosting effects of the booster.

stepped down to the end

Therefore, it’s preferable not to place the foot cushion or other covering on the floor around the pedal. If really needed, then make sure that the placement of foot cushion won’t obstruct the pedal movement without any sliding.

and should fully return with free movement.

Anti-lock Brake Sys tem (ABS)

)

(

The ant i-lock brake system can avoid the lock of the wheels that can keep the st eering performance of t he v ehicle ev en

under emergent braking so as to escape the obstacles.

The ABS on this vehicle inte grat es EBD system (Electric Brake force Distribution), making the ABS performance better.

Reaction of ABS

The ant i-lock brake sy st em will func tion only during brak in g. During braking, the pulse movement of the brake pedal together with the noise indicates t hat the ABS is under working. Such pulse movement and noise are normal. At such moment, do not release the pedal.

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Though ABS can ensure t he best brake effects,, the stop

conditions. The ABS can’t always make sure to reduce the braking distance, such as on sand or snow

than the one of the vehicle without

foregoing vehicle, paddlin g, e xc essive

turns.

The lighting of ABS alarm

Braking by taking Advantage of ABS

The consecutive stepping down the brake pedal with full force under emergent condition will actuate the antilock brake syst em immediat ely t o keep the control of steering. If with enough space, you still can escape the obstacles.

It’s recommended that you should get famil iar with this brake technology first ly ; however, any unnecessary adventures should be avoided.

distance will have great

difference depending on the road

ground, the braking distance of the vehicle with ABS may be much longer

ABS. Also, taking advanta ge of AB S can’t eliminate the dangers arising from the excess ive short dist ance wit h

fast t urn or poor road as well as avoid t he accid ents aris in g from t he car eles s and incorrect driving. Please drive careful ly and decelerat e the dr iving at

ABS Self-Examination

The ABS will conduct the self-examination after the vehicle start. The mechanical noise can be heard durin g this period, which is quite normal.

lamp during driving indicates

the fault in the AB S system. Please park the vehicle and cont act with Chery authoriz ed service st ation timely to repair the ABS system.

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Handbrake

Pull up the handbrake handle after parking so as to avoid the humping due to temporary carelessness. The hand brake handle is located at the middle of the front row of seats.

handbrake handle before leaving the vehicle.

The brake lamp will light when applied with handbrake under the condition that the ignition switch is turned on.

Pull up the handbrake lever when using handbrake.

Make sure to pull up the

When releasin g the handbrake, p ull up the handbrake lever slightly, push down the release butt on at the end of the handle and push downward.

The handbrake is applied on the rear wheels. It can step down the brake pedal at the same time t he handbrake is p ulled up so t hat it can pull up t he handbrake much easier.

Shift

Use/Operation Method and Notices:

• During gearshift, fully s tep dow n t he

clutch pedal and release the driver from the engine torque and then operate the gearshift lever for gearshift rapidly.

• The low speed gear should be used for

downward slop es and turns . The slide with disengaged clutch is not allowed.

• When shifting the transmission from

low gear to high gear, do not conduct gear skip operation; otherwise the service life of t he sy nchronizer will be affected.

• The forced gearshift by means of

sy nchronizer to start the engine under neutral gear and engine stall status is strictly prohibited; otherwise the service life of the synchronizer will be affected.

• The flap method (namely the operation

method of one pulling and one releasing) is strictly prohibited during gearshift. Please always hold the transmission lever with hand so as to greatly reduce the slide and friction time and the worn-out of the synchronizer lock ring.

• Do not leave your hand on the gear

selector lever during driving; otherwise it will result in the early worn-out of the gearshift fork.

• In case of the detection of any

abnor mal evidenc es s uch as abnormal noise of the transmission or the obvious heavier operation during use, p lease st op the vehicle for insp ection immediately and continue the driving once the trouble is resolved.

Steering

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Make sure to use unleaded

result in the permanent

Co., Ltd. will not be liable for any

with the nearest Chery authorized service station.

In order to avoid the damage of power steering system:

• The time when rotating the steering

wheel to the end (to left dead point and right dead point) should not exceed 10s during engine running.

• When the p ower st eering liqu id in the

power steering liquid reservoir is lower than “MIN” mark, please refill with power steering liquid immed iately. Do not drive the vehicle before refill.

In case of trouble of power steering syst em or the engine stall, the vehicle will lose the steering boosting. You still can rotate the steering wheel with great strength.

In case of vehicle deflection or tremble during the driving, please check the following items:

• Whether the tire pressure is

insufficient.

• Whether the tire is worn evenly.

• Whether the suspension components

are loosened or worn out.

• Whet her t he st eering comp onent s are

loosened or worn out.

• Whether the wheel alignment is

correct.

Paddling

If it’s must to paddle during journey, make sure to drive slowly and carefully, especially when having no knowledge of the water conditions. Do not drive forward further if the water can submerge the wheel hub.

During paddling, the traction force and the brake performance of the vehicle will b e lowered and the vehicle will have the danger of stall.

In case of the water ingress int o t he intake pipe of the engine, it will cause the serious damage of the engine. The deeper paddling will result in the water ingress into the transmission through the t rans mis sion air ve nt , w hich will r es ult in the damage of the transmission.

Aft er paddling, make sure t o drive slowly and step down the brake pedal slight ly for several times to remove the water from the brake. The water on the brake will lower the brake performance.

Three-W ay Cat al y t i c Converter

The catalytic converter will help reduce the pollution of exhaust gas.

fuel. The leaded fuel will

dama ge of t he cataly t ic convert er and the oxygen sensor. Chery Aut omobile

damages arising from the use of leaded fuel. Su ch damages are excluded from the warranty scop e. If y ou refill with leaded f ue l acc identally, p leas e contact

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During the running of the gasoline engine, it’s absolutely not allowable to

pull out the sp ark wire of the ignition

Check if the engine functions normally by means of cylinder stall method or observe the jump spark

In case of the evidence of

lowered performance

during driving, please drive at low

The vehicles with gasoline engine are equipp ed with narrow refill op ening that only accom modat es t he unl ead ed gasol in e p ump refuelling gun nozzle.

coil.

condition of t he sp ark p lug; otherwise the three-way catalytic converter will be damaged.

Driving

Please avo id the cond ition that will result

The three-way catalytic converter will be getting very hot if the engine is under continuous running, therefore, notice to wear the p rotective glove dur in g repair so as to avoid the scalding.

Drive the Vehicle Equipped wit h a Catalytic Co nverte r

poor engine ignition or the

sp eed to the nearest Chery authoriz ed service station. Do not drive at large accelerator.

in the ingress of the un-combusted or partial un-combusted fuels into the catalytic converter, especially when the engine is at high temperature.

The following conditions should be avoided:

• Run out of fuel.

• Unnecessary long period start of the

engine.

• Run the engine under the condition

that one spark plug cable terminal is removed.

• Start the vehicle with the engine still at

working temperature by means of pulling or hauling.

• Turn off the ignition switch during

driving.

Parking

Do not park, idle or drive the vehicle on the dry leaves or grass. Even the engine is turned off, the exhaust wit hin short period will continue the radiation of equivalent heat, and therefore, it still has potential fire danger.

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M ake sure to turn off the ignition switch before le aving the vehicle. Do not run t he engine when no one is in the vehicle. The negligen ce of t his p oint may result in the movement of the vehicle, which will result in the body injury or property damage.

Chassis Protection

Your vehicle is equipped with heat insulation plate. Do not app ly the paint on the body of heat insulation plate, exhaust pipe or catalytic converter or the surrounding areas. D o not disassemble t he heat insulation plate.

Fuel Consumption

The fuel consumption is influenced by the following factors:

Selection of Vehicle Speed or Gear

The above figur e illust rates how the fuel consumption is

influenced by the selection of vehicle speed and gear. Maintaining at low gear to improve the acceleration performance will result in the obvious higher fuel consumption.

Stroke Distance/Engine Temperature The frequent cold vehicle start and the

short distance journeys will result in the obvious increasing of the fuel consumption.

Traffic and Road Condition The crowded traffic, upw ard slop es, multi

curved routines and rough roads will cause detrimental influence on the fuel consumption.

Good Driving Habits The prediction of danger and keepin g safe

driving distance with foregoing vehicle will not only reduce the fuel consump t ion but also reduce the wearing and noise of the brake.

It’s recommended to turn off the engine during traffic j am or long period waiting such as red li ght , becaus e t he engin e id ling for long time will increase the fuel consumption.

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After stopping the vehicle

under hot condition and will stop

fan may still start suddenly in case of

temperature (sunshine exposure or

cautions should be taken when

Vehicle Load Status

The increasin g of vehicle load will result in the higher fuel consumption.

Vehicle Technical Status The low tire pressure or improper engine

and vehicle maintenance also will result in higher fuel consumption.

Essentials for Fuel- Saving Driving and Environmental Protection:

• Fuel-saving driving and use excess

electrical loads only if needed.

• Start without the heating of the

vehicle.

• Use the accelerator smoot hly.

• Shift to the next higher gear as soon as

p oss ible s o as t o achieve lower en gin e speed.

• Prediction of traffic condition.

• Turn off A/C and rear windscreen

heating immediately whenever unnecessary.

• Check/adjust the tire pressure

periodically.

• Conduct vehicle maintenance

periodically, preferably conducted by Chery authorized service station.

Rad i ator F an

The radiator fan is an electrical fan with the working condition controlled by the engine ECU. This switch will automatically turn on t he fan circuit when the coolant or the engine compartment reached to certain temperature.

and the engine, the radiator fan will continue runn ing for

certain period since the engine is still

running when the en gine is cooled to cert ain temp erat ure. Even thou gh, t he

the sudden temperature increasing of the engine compartment due to the influence of the ambient environmental

high temperature region). Therefore,

operating in the engine compartment so as to avoid the accident.

Instruction

If the fan isn’t running when the coolant temperature reached the fan start temperature, then check if the fan fuse is burnt out. Replace the fuse if necessary.

The fan speed is independent from the engine sp eed and the gearshift t o low gear will not promote the cooling effects of the fan. Therefore, it ’s unnec essary to s hift t o

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influence of the ambient

when operating in the engine

low gear provided that the engine runs smoothly and the vehicle speed has no obvious reduction on upward slopes.

and the engine, the radiator fan sill continue running for certain period since the engine is still under hot condition (about 10min) and will stop running when the engine is cooled t o certain temperature. Even though, t he fan may st ill start suddenly in case of the sudden temp erature increasing of the engin e to compart ment due to the

environmental temperature (sunshine exp osure or high temp erature region). Therefore, cautions should be taken

compartment so as to avoid the accident.

After stopping the vehicle

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Operation & Adjustment of Inside Devices

Chapter 3 Intro duction of Vehicle Functions &

Instr uction of Designations

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time.

I. Int r oducti on of

Vehicle Functions

Steering wheel lock/ignition switch

Combined steering wheel lock/ignition

switch has the following key positions:

“B”

–Ignition switch turns off and the

steering wheel is blocked. When the key is pulled out from the

ignition switch, the steering wheel lock acts and the steering wheel is blocked.

To lock the steering wheel, it shall turn it

after the key is pulled out till a click of blocking is heard.

“I”–unlock the steering system. The circuit of electric accessories is connected and small electric appliance such as inside lights can be operated. But the ignition switch and main electric loop are disconnected.

If the key could not or is difficult turn t o the p osition from “B”, slightly t urning t he steering wheel and then the locking system of steering wheel may loosen.

The ignition switch key shall not be placed at t he position t oo long t o avoid the power of battery running out of.

“II”–Connect the ignition circuit. All electric loops can work. Alarm lamps and indicator lamps light. It is the normal position of key during driving and the position that must be selected for towing the vehicle.

“III”

–Connect the motor and start the engine. When the lock hole is at the position, headlamps and electrical equipment that consume more power will be disconnected fully.

The ignition switch is equipped with anti-repeatable start device inside. Once the engine runs, the device may prevent mis-start of engine, so that it avoids damage from the engine and flywheel.

If the engine does not start, the key must be turned to “B” before restart, and then turned to the p osition. After start , release the key and it will return to “II” position.

Once the en gin e start ed, the

key must be released. DO NOT remain at “III” position for a long

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blade whether frozen on the

efore use in cold

may result the wiper motor

windscreen, otherwise it may

Horn

Press down the button on the steering wheel to operate the horn. The horn can still work in case of the ignit ion switch turn-off.

Windscreen Wiper & Cleaning System

When the black dot p oints “ON”, it means the rear wiper is at normal operation status. When the black dot points “OFF”, only the front wiper works as operating the wiper switch. The rear wiper does not work.

It must check the wiper

windscreen b season. It must be unfrozen if so. Ot herwise, the wip er motor will be damaged, Op erat ing t he wip er wit h obst acles such as snow on the windscreen

damaged as well. Obstacles shall be removed before operating the wip er. DO NOT operate the wiper on a dry

scratch the glass and make permanent damage to the blade.

The wiper is only available with the ignition switch on. There are four positions and “OFF” is for out of use.

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Inte r mi tte nt Wi pi ng

Move the control lever one position upward to ‘INT” from “OFF”.

The wiper will automatically act once every interval.

Normal Wipi ng

Move the control lever two positions upward to “LO” from “OFF”.

Operation & Adjustment of Inside Devices

High Speed Wiping

Move the control lever three positions upward to “HI” from “OFF”.

Water Spray Switch

ull the switch handle toward to the

steering wheel and hold in the position, the cleaning fluid will spray out front the injection noz zle in front of t he windscreen and the wiper begins action synchronously. Water spray will stop after releasing the handle, but the wiper still acts several times.

Spraying time shall not exceed 10s once. DO NOT op erate the sys tem with no cleanin g fluid in the reservoir. Otherwise it may result

the spray motor damaged.

Inte rior Rearview Mirror

The interior rearview mirror may be turned to required angle depending on demand.

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To reduce the glare during night driving, it may pul l t he anti-glar e handle ba ckward to adjust the angle of rearview mirror properly. The anti-glare handle shall be returned to original position onward in daytime.

Exte r i or rea rview mi r ror

Manual adjustment for exterior rearview mirror:

The driver may press the mirror edge of rearview mirror to adjust the gradient up , down, left or right. Observe the back condition of the vehicle after the gradient of left and right rearview mirrors is suitable for driving.

Adjustment of electric exterior rearview mirror:

(Electric rearview mirror is optional) As shown in the figure: Turn the button from the middle position to

the position of rearview mirror to be adjusted, move the button with hand to a proper position of rearview mirror.

Exterior rearview mirrors may be folded onward or inward manually when the vehicle is running in a narrow sp ace. T he mirrors may return to original position after the vehicle passes the narrow space.

The object in the rearview mirror looks like smaller and further than the practical one. DO NOT over estimate the practical distance of the

object.

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Sun Visor

The sun visor may be turned to side window by unfastening the fasteners.

Articles such as driving license and gate toll tickets, etc. may be kept in the back of the sun visor.

The sun visor at the passenger side has make-up mirror, which is available with the sun visor turning over.

Control Switches on Front Left Door

The control switches at the driver side includes regulators for front left and right electric al windows and front right window safety switch.

Electrical Window ( )

Front left door

Front right door

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Even if the ignition switch turns off, the electrical windows may work.

The control sw itches on the front left door may regulate the left and right windows. When the front right window safety swit ch on the front left door is pressed, the regulation of front right window may be controlled by the control switch on the front right door.

Press dow n of draw up the sw itch t o open or close the window. Release the switch during window glass up or down, the glass shall remain in the current position.

Every window regulator s witch has pointtouch function, the glass may drop t o t he bottom automatically when the regulator swit ch is pressed for 300 milliseconds and released.

Besides the control switch of driver side window, the door trim panel in the driver side is supplied with t he regulator swit ch for front right window.

Carefully close the window

and observe to avoid injury from squeezing.

Front Ashtray, Cigarette Lighte r

The front ashtray and cigarett e lighter are located near to the gear lever.

To op en the front asht ray, you need to pull its arc backward; to close it, y ou need to

push it to the original position. Pr ess t he cigaret t e lighter with hand and it

will automatically pop in the original p osit ion after heat ing, then y ou can pull it out for use.

Lighting control Please follow related traffic rules while

using the illumination equipment as below:

The cigarette lighter shall not remain in inserted stat e for a long time to avoid danger. It shall be taken away if a child stays in the vehicle alone.

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Headlamp switch

Position light: Turn the headlamp switch on the

instrument p anel to position, the small light position, the front and rear p os ition lamp s and lic ens e plate la mp w ill light at the same time.

Backlight adjustment: After the small light turning on, lighting

for instrument panel, sound system, A/C and switches, etc. will be on. T hrou gh t he backlight adjusting switch, the brightness of interior backlight may be regulated.

Dipped headlight:

Turn the headlamp switch on the instrument panel to

dipped headlight position, the dipped headlight will be on.

position, the

Con ve rs i on of high be am/ di p ped he adlight

Pull the handle downward and get across the force bearin g p oint when the headlamp switch is at t he dipp ed headli ght p os it ion, namely the dipped headlight is on, it may convert to high beam. Turn on the high beam, t he high bea m indicator lamp on the

instrument panel with. Pull the handle toward to the direction of steering wheel and return to original p osition, it may resume as dip p ed headlight.

will light along

Flicker of Headlamp

If y ou need to flicker the headlamp during driving, the handle shall be p ulled toward to t he steering wheel direction at t he force bearing point and then release the handle, it will automatically return. Repeat the action and the headlamp will flicker continuously.

Switches of Front & Rear Fogs

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Switches of front and rear fog lamp s are located at the control handle under the steering wheel to the left.

When the headlamp switch is at

or position, turn the handle (the part with black dot as shown in the figure) will connect the front fog lamp first and then the rear fog lamp.

To turn on the fog lamp, the headlamp switch must be turned on first (at

or position), then the front fog lamp can be switched on. The rear fog lamp shall not turn on until the front one is on).

When the front fog lamp is connected, the indicator lamp on the instrument panel

will light.

The front fog lamp can only be used in case of visibil ity is serious ly limited s uch as fog, snow or rain, etc.

When the rear fog lamp is on, the indicator lamp on the instrument panel

light. The rear fog lamp has st ronger glare, s o it

will

is only allowed to use in very low visibility.

Turning Indicator

The turning indicator is available only after the ignition switch turns on. Left turning indicator-pull the handle downward Right turning indicator-pull the handle upward When the turning indicator is on, the turning indicator lamp on the instrument panel will flicker.

Inte rior Front and Middle Ceili ng L a m ps

Switch at right: Ceiling lamp off. Switch at left: Ceiling lamp on. Switch at middle position: Ceilin g lamp on with door opening, off with door close.

Danger Alarm Lamp Switch

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The triangle shown in the figure is the danger alarm lamp sw itch, which is in t he central instrument panel between two air outlets.

The sw itch is only us ed in emer gency case for warning the following vehicles t hat the car has faults or danger. Press the switch to connect/ disconnect the system. The danger alarm l amp is availabl e even if t he ign it ion switch turns off.

After the alarm lamp is connected, the indicator l amp on t he swit ch (yellow p art) will flash. Left and right t urning indicators on the combination inst rument will flicker at the same time.

Braking Lamp

When step on the brake p anel, t he braking lamp will be on. It will be off with the brake pedal released.

Reversing Lamp

When turn on the ignition switch and the vehicl e is at reverse position, the reversing lamp will be on. The revers ing lamp will

be off when the ignition switch is turned off or changed to other position.

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Sound System

Note: Please read the sound system instruction manual supplied with the vehicle if it is not equipped with the system as below.

POWER supply

Preset key 2

CD Panel ( )

① ② OUT key

③ Volume control

Operation & Adjustment of Inside Devices

④ Manual TUNE ⑤ Mute & Clock key ⑥ Preset key 1

⑦ ⑧ Preset key 3 ⑨ Preset key 4

⑩ Preset key 5 ⑾ Preset key 6 ⑿ MODE key

⒀ BAND key ⒁ Auto-scan memory key ⒂ Auto-scan key

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F u nct ion I nstr uc t ion

① Power key: Press the key to switch

on/ off the power supply.

② OUT key: Press the key for CD out. ③ Volume control: Press the key to

select BASS, TREBLE, BAL, FADER and VOL in order. Clockwise turn the potentiometer for increasing the right output of VOL, BASS, TREBLE and BAL, and front output of FADER, counterclockwise turning is opposite.

④ Manual TUNE: Under the radio

mode, press the key for upward/ downward t une, long t ime press t he key for s ingle st ep tune. Under CD mode, press “∧” or “∨” to select songs forward or backward, “∧” for next song (e.g. 1-2) and “∨” for last song (e.g. 2-1). Press “∨”or “∧” for fast onward or backward.

⑤ Mute and clock key:

− Under radio mode, press lower left key

for mute switch and LCD shows

“MUTE”;

− Under CD mode, it is pause switch,

press lower right key, convert the display between radio and clock;

− Under clock st ate, long time press t he

key and the hour disp lay flickers, then press the key again, the minute display flickers, turn key ① to adjust clock.

⑥ Preset key 1:

− Under radio mode, it is presetter No.

− Under CD mode, for CD play. Slightly

press the key, and LCD shown “ SHU F” and it may p lay the songs in the CD, p ress the key again, it shut s down t he play function and returns t o normal play order.

⑦ Preset key 2:

− Under radio mode, it is presetter No.2;

− Under CD mode, repeatedly play the

CD. Press the key for short time, it will play the current song repeatedly. LCD shows “RPT”. Press the key again, it may cancel the repeating function.

⑧ Preset key 3:

− Under radio mode, it is presetter No.3;

− Under CD mode, it is scan play key.

Press the key and LCD shows “SCAN” skip to next song, play for 10s and then skip t o next song a gain. Press t he key to stop scan when you are hear in g want ed song, and ret urn to normal play condition.

⑨ Preset key 4:

− Under radio mode, it is presetter No.4;

− Under CD mode, it is the selection key

for EAS (electronic anti-shock). Press the key for 2s to cancel the ESP function and LCD won’t show “EAS”. Press t he key for 2s again to resume the EAS function and LCD shows “EAS”.

⑩ Preset key 5:

− Under radio mode, it is presetter No.5;

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− Under CD mode, it is programming

memory of CD. Press the key for 2s when playing CD, save a programming song and the display shows [P.XX] (the range for XX is 1-10) that flickers for 5s, press the key again dur in g fl icker in g t o confirm the programming song has been saved. Rep eat t he above p roc ess to s ave next song, ret urn to normal p lay st ate after confirmation. When the CD songs of which are saved is out, t he content for programming memory will automatically eliminate.

⑾ Preset key 6:

− Under radio mode, it is presetter No.6;

− Under CD mode, it is CD

programming play. Press the key when playing CD, the machine will p lay from the saved song P1 if there are saved songs. Press the key ④ “∨”, “∧”, convert to next saved song. Press the key again to cancel the p rogrammin g play funct ion and ret urn to normal play order.

⑿ MODE key: signal selection switch,

which may convert between

radio/CD.

⒀ BAND key: Wave band conversion

switch.

⒁ Auto-scan memory key:

− Press the key 2s, the machine will scan

the whole band from high frequency to lower and save the channels with stronger frequency in 1-6 presetters, and finally stop at the channel saved in presetter No. 6;

− Under CD mode, it is the

programming elimination of CD. Press the key 2s to clear p rogrammed songs and LCD shows [CLR], which f lick er for 5s. Press the key again in the flickering period to confirm that the p rogrammed son gs ha ve b een cleared, and then return to normal play state. If no any operation is taken in the period, it returns to programming play state.

⒂ Auto-scan key:

− Slightly press the key and the radio

searches channels from high frequency to lower automatically. When a channel is searched, LCD flickers the frequency of the channel for 5s, and

then automatically search other channels.

− When a frequency is flickerin g, long

time press the preset key t o save the channel in corresponding presetter.

Basic operation of radio

Preparation

− Slightly press the key POWER ①,

turn on the power supply and LCD shows digits.

− Slightly press AM/FM switch to select

suitable wave len gt h. LCD shows AM or FM.

Auto-tune

− Slightly press the key “∧”TUNE ④,

the radio search es channels from h igh frequency to low;

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− Pres s t he key “ ∨”TUNE④, the radio

searches channels from high frequency to low and automatically block the channel it searched, and show the frequency of channel on the LCD.

− If the channel is not the one you

wanted, press the key again to search for next channel.

− Press the key TUNE ④ for 2s for

manual ly s earching channel. Press and hold the key, the radio will continuously scan channels, release the key at once when wanted frequency is heard. If no any operation is taken in 3s, it will turn to aut o-scan state.

− If the channel is caught, press the

above two keys to adjust the frequency exactly.

S ave or Play Channel

Save channe l

Aft er the channel is obtain ed manually or automatically, press the preset keys (⑥-⑾) at least 2s till the radio appears a short

silence and recovers broadcasting. In addition, LCD shows corresponding preset key No., which means the channel has been saved in the preset key.

Play channel

First, select wave band (AM/FM) according to demand, and then slightly press the p reset key that saves channel, the saved chann el will p lay. LCD shows the corresponding preset key No. and saved channel frequency. Repeat the above operation to save or p lay ot her channels respectively.

Disc maintenance

Please take out the disc while it is not used and place it in the CD box t o avoid dust and damage. DO NOT leave your fingerprint on the disc as taking out. The disc shall prevent heating and directly sunshine.

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A/C System Ventilation

Outside air enters in the v ehicle throu gh the air inlet in the lower part of the windscr een. P leas e keep t he air inlet clean without snow and leaves for ensuring normal heating, ventilation and efficient work.

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1. Side defrost air outlet 2. Side air outlet 3. Defrost air outlet of front windscreen

Central vent hole

The adjusted air flows in the vehicle through two central vent holes. The air flow direct ion may be changed by t urning the grille.

1. Side defrost air outlet 2. Side air outlet 3. Defrost air outlet of front windscreen 4. Central vent hole

Side ai r outlet

The adjusted air flows in the vehicle through two side air outlets.

Defrost air outlet of front windscreen

Through the air outlet, cold air or warm air are guided to the side windows (controlled within exterior rearview mirror).

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Ceiling Air Outlet and Control

Passengers who sit in middle and rear seats may control the airflow dire ction of A/C by adjusting t he ceiling air outlet and blower switch. (Note: the operation is only available in the case of front blower running.)

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Control Panel

1. Cold/warn adjusting switch

2. Airflow distribution switch

3. Blower switch

4. Defrost switch of rear windscreen

5. Internal/external circulation control

lever

6. A/C switch

V enti lation & Warm Air

A/C system adjusts the temperature by mixing cold and warm air. The temperature may be constant under any speed.

The airflow speed is subject to the blower, which may be started during driving if necessary.

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circulation mode continuously may result fuggy inside the

Temperature cont rol switch The switch is used for controlling the temperature of air flowing out the vent. Blue position: Cold air Red position: Warm air

Blower Switch

The switch is used for controlling the speed of blower (4 steps totally). The airflow speed is adjusted by the blower. Starting the blower during driving in order to increase comfort.

cooling or heating the air inside vehicle.

Using the internal

vehicl e and window mist y, so the

Internal/ external circulation control lever

The lever is used for selecting fresh air outside or air circulation inside the vehicle.

External circulation mode ( Outside air enters in the vehicle. Used for normal ventilation, warm air or cooling.

Internal circulation mode ( Air inside vehicle circulates within the vehicle. The mode is used in cases of dusty environment, or p reventing outside exhaust gas entering in the vehicle, rapidly

)

mode can be used in short time only.

Airflow Distribution Switch

The switch is used for selecting the airflow direction. There are 5 steps for the switch as below:

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Head position Head and foot position Foot posi tion Foot posi tion, defrost Defrost

“Head” position ( ) The air flows out from the central vent

hole and side air outlets.

“Head and foot” position ( The air flows out from central vent hole

and air outlet in the bottom of front seat.

)

“Foot” position ( ) The air mainly flows out from the air

outlets in the bottom of front seats.

“Foot, defrost” position ( ) The air flows out from the air outlets in

the bot tom of front seat, defrost air outlet of windscreen and defrost air outlet of front window.

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the engine overh eated with it working

jam. Observe the

down the A/C if the engine is

“Defrost” position ( The air flows out from defrost air outlet of windscreen and defrost air outlet of front window.

)

A/C System

Ventilation, heating and cooling components consist of a control system, which may provide the highest comfort under any weather condition.

The cooling unit of A /C sy st em cools t he air down and removes moisture and dust such as pollen, etc.

A/C switch

The switch is used for starting and sto pping A/C compressor .

Start the engine and turn the blower switch to proper airflow speed, switch on the A/C swit ch for st arting the air conditioner. The indicator lamp is on with A/C running. Press the A/C switch button to stop the A/C. when the blower swit ch is at “O FF” position, the A/C compressor does not work.

Max. Cooling

It shall open the windows shortly to discharge the inside hot air rapidly when the vehicle expos es in sunshine for a lon g time in hot weather. A/C switch: ON Internal/ ext ernal circulation control lever :

( Airflow distribution switch: (

Temperature control switch: Turn to the bottom counterclockwise (Blue) Blower switch: Max. rotation speed

)

T he A/C sy stem may lead to

while the vehicle is climbing a long slope or at traffic water temperature gauge and shut

overheated.

Normal cooling It is for t he normal cooling durin g longdistance journey and high speed driving. A/C switch: ON Internal/ ext ernal circulation control lever :

(

)

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Airflow distribution switch: (

)

( Temperature control switch: Blue Blower switch: Any posi tion

Head and Foot Position It is used for transition phase such as the temperature is low outside, without sunshine. When adjusting t he temperature control switch between cold (blue) and warm (red), the warm airflow enters in the bott om of t he vehicle, cold air and normal temperature air flow in upper space. A/C switch: NO or OFF Internal/ ext ernal c irculation control level :

( Airflow distribution switch: (

Temp erat ur e contr ol swit ch: bet ween blue (cold) and red (warm) Blower switch: Any posi tion

)

) or

)

Ventilation Outside air flows in the vehicle through central vent holes and side air outlets. A/C switch: OFF Internal/external circu lation control lever:

( Airflow distribution switch: ( (

Temperature control switch: Blue Blower switch: Any posi tion

)

) or

Force heating A/C switch: OFF Internal/external circu lation control lever:

( )

Airflow distribution switch: ( Temperature control switch: clockwise turn t o the bottom (red) Blower switch: Max. rotation speed

DO NOT use force heating for a long time to prevent inside air grimy and window mist y. The internal circulation switch shall be turned off if the windows are misty or wet. Force heating is only used for rapid heating up, and it shall return to normal

heating as soon as possible.

)

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Normal heating A/C switch: OFF Internal/ ext ernal circulation control lever :

( Airflow distribution switch: ( (

Temperature control switch: Red Blower switch: Any posi tion

Defrost A/C switch: OFF or ON Internal/ ext ernal circulation control lever :

(

)

) or

)

Airflow distribution switch: ( ) or (

) Temperature control switch: Red Blower switch: Any posi tion

Defrost of rear windscreen Press the button of defrost of rear

Switching on A/C may

increase defrost efficiency. DO NOT use （

the weather is very wet, w hich may result temperature difference between outer air and windscreen, raise mist on the internal surface of windscreen and affect view.

）or（） as cooling if

windscreen ( the rear windscreen. Press the butt on once more may shut down it.

Operation instruction of cooling system The windows shall be opened before starting A/C if the vehicle is directly under sunshine.

Windows shall be cleaned in rainy days. It may reduc e t he t emper at ure ins ide vehicle by starting A/C, which is effici ent in both rainy and hot days.

The cooling system may not cool fully due to frequent parking and slowly driving in a busy traffic area.

) to heat and defrost

If the A/C system does not work for at least one month, the system must be started under engine idling, even if in winter, at least once each month and running for several minutes, in order to keep proper lubrication and airtightness of compressor and extend the service life of the system.

The A/C compressor does not w ork with the blower switch off.

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II. Inst ruct i on of

Designation

Instrument Panel ( )

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Combination Instrument Panel( )

1. ABS defect alarm lamp

2. Parking brake indicator lamp

3. Mode & adjusting button

4. LCD

5. High beam indicator lamp

6. Indicator lamp of front fog

lamp

7. Indicator lamp of rear fog

lamp

8. M aintenance alarm lamp

9. Low fuel level alarm lamp

10. Braking disc alarm lamp

11. Low engine oil pressure

alarm lamp

12. Battery charge indicator

lamp

13. Engine defect alarm lamp

14. Coolant temperature/ level

alarm lamp

15. Position indicator lamp

16. Right turn indicator lamp

17. EPC defect alarm lamp

18. Left turn indicator lamp

19. Door not close alarm lamp

20. Air bag alarm lamp

21. Safety belt alarm lamp

22. Braking system defect

alarm lamp

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Warning Device

Warning device is used for indicating the running state of vehicle and the vehicle whether has problems that may lead to serious damage or injury to the driver. If any system of the vehicle appears functional defect, t he corresp onding alarm lamp shall be on or flash.

Most alarm lamp s shall light shortly for sys t emic s elf-insp ection when t he ignition swit ch turns on. If an alarm lamp does not light, or an alarm lamp still lights or flas hes aft er t he en gine s t art ed, p leas e get to Chery ’s sp ecial service st ation to have related system checked and repaired immediately.

Lo w Fuel Le ve l Alar m La mp

When the fuel in the fuel tank is less than 10L, the lamp lights for warning and the fuel gau ge hand will p oint t o red warning line.

Please refill fuel as soon as p oss ible when the alarm lamp is on.

ABS defect alarm lamp

The lamp will light shortly when the ignition switch turns on and the ABS system will carry on self-inspection to ensure the system whether can work normally. If the lamp is constantly on or flashes after the ignition switch t urned on or during driving, it means ABS system having defects, but the vehicle still has general brakin g function (without ABS) , unless the braking sy stem alarm lamp

lights as well. You shall go to t he Chery’s special service station for check and repair as soon as possible. Carefully driving is required to avoid high speed driving. Import ant notes related to the use of ABS system, please refer to the chapter of “Braking”.

Parki ng brake alarm lamp

The lamp only functions wit h the ignit ion switch on.

The lamp keep s lighting as t he hand brake working.

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In consideration of braking

system alarm lamp light synchronously and constantly, the

service station to have the braking

Braking system alarm lamp

The lamp only functions wit h the ignit ion switch on. It will light when the braking fluid level is low.

Check the brakin g fluid level whet her too low when the lamp is on. The braking fluid shall be refilled immediately between M IN mark and M AX mark if t he level is too low. Please get to t he Chery’s sp ecial service station to have the system checked.

If the braking system alarm lamp lights during driving, it means double braking loops failed. In the case, you should drive carefully and get t o C hery’s s p ecial s ervice s t at ion immed iately to ha ve it check ed and repaired by p rofessional technicians.

performance decreasing seriously and braking distance increasing, you shall keep longer distance with the front vehicle during driving and increase pedal pressure properly as braking. If the ABS alarm lamp and braking

vehicl e s hall be st op p ed immediat ely under the in case of ensuring safety. Please get to the Chery’s special

system checked before your journey.

Parking/position indicator lamp

The indicator lamp lights when the position lamp is on.

Safety belt alarm lamp

With the ignition switch on, the alarm lamp will light to remind the driver to fasten t he safety belt if he/ she did not t o do so.

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Engine defect alarm lamp

When the ignition switch turns on, the alarm lamp lights and the electronic control system of engine is under self-inspection. T he lamp will be off after the engine started if the system has no defect . The engine must be checked if the lamp keeps lighting.

If the lamp lights during drivin g, it means the electronic control system of engine fails . P lease ge t t o Cher y ’s special s ervic e st ation to have it checked and rep air ed as soon as possible.

Hig h beam i ndicat o r la mp

The lamp lights when using h i gh beam or headlamp flashing.

Turning signal indicator lamp

It includes turn left indicator lamp and turn right indicator lamp. Switch on the turn left/ right indicator lamp, the corresponding turning signal indicator lamp will flash with (slower). When the danger alarm lamp is lighting, left/right turning indi cator lamp s and t urning si gna l indicator lamps will flash at the same time. If the flashing fr equency of t urning si gna l indicator lamp doubles, it means the corresponding turning indicator lamp failed.

Air bag alarm lamp ( )

The alarm lamp light s 3-4s and off when the ignition sw itch turns on, which means the air bag working normally. If the lamp keeps lighting, it means there are defects.

If the lamp lights during driving, which means there are defects. You have to get to Cher y ’s sp ecial s ervice s t at ion t o have t he system checked.

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when the engine is working.

Low engine oil pressure alarm lamp

The indicator lamp will flash when the ign ition swit ch turns on and it w ill b e off after the engine started. If t he lamp is not off after the engine started or flashes in driving, stop t he vehicle i mmed iately and check t he en gin e oil leve l w it h t he engin e stopped.

The lamp flashes for warning when the oil pressure is lower than normal value and the engine rotation is lower t han normal r.p.m.

The lamp flashes and the buzzer buzzes for warning when oil pressure is lower than normal value and t he engine rotat ion is higher than normal rotation.

Refill t he en gine oi l imm ediat ely if the oil level is too low.

Please get to Chery’s sp ecial

service st ation to have it ch ecked if the engine oil consumes too fast.

Battery charge indictor lamp

The lamp will be on when the ignition switch turns on and off after the engine started up.

The vehicle shall be st opp ed at once if the lamp is not off or lights in driving. Stop the engine and check the generator belt.

If the gener ator belt is p roper, y ou shall drive to the nearest Chery’s special service station to have the vehicle checked immediately. The battery will discharge continuously in driving, so all unnecessary electrical appliances includ ing A/C system shall be shut down.

If the generator belt has damaged, DO NOT drive continuously and ask professional personnel to repair.

Coolant temperature/level alarm lamp

The lamp shall lights for several seconds and off after t he ignition switch t urns on. If the lamp is not off of flashes during driving due to the coolant temperature overhigh or level too low w ith t he buzzer warning, the vehicle must be stopped immediately and shut down the engine, check t he coolant lev el and r efill coolant as required.

Be aware of scald! The cooling system is under t he st ate of high temp erature and hi gh p ressure

Therefore, make sure to open the radiator cover after the engine is completely cooled. Never touch

radiator fan.

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Door not close alarm lamp

It is located in the upper left part of sp eedometer on the dashboard. The lamp will show the state of four doors and luggage trunk door if they are not closed properly with the ignition switch on.

EPC defect alarm lamp

The lamp lights when the ignition switch turns on. The lamp will be automatically off if the sy stem has no defect after the electronic propulsion control system of engine carries on self-inspection. The electronic p rop ulsion control sy stem must be che cked if the alar m lamp s till l ights after self-inspection.

If the lamp lights during running, it means the EPC failed. Please get to Chery’s sp ecial service station to have the system maintained as soon as possible.

Braking disc alarm lamp ( )

The lamp lights when braking discs are badly worn. Please carefully drive to Chery’s special service station to have braking discs changed as soon as possible.

Maintenance indicator lamp

When the accumulated mileages of odometer reaches to preset mileage (5,000km), the lamp lights to remind the user carrying on the maintenance for complete vehicle in Chery’s special service station. After the maintenance is made, t he techn icians in t he st ation may

turn off the lamp.

Engine coolant temperature gauge

It shows the temperature of engine coolant.

Lower than “C”–low temperature zone, the engine will work in t he zone shortly when starting and warming up. High speed rotat ion of engine shall be avoided in the zone. Meanwhile, the working load of engine shall not be too high.

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Please get to Chery’s special service station to have it maintained if the hand remains in the zone for a long time.

Between “C” and “H”–normal temperature zone

The hand shall keep in the zone under normal driving state.

The hand may departure from the range when the environmental temperature is very high or t he engine loads h eavily. As long as the coolant alarm lamp does not light, the vehicle can run normally. The engine must be shut down and check the coolin g sy st em if the coolant alarm la mp lights for warning.

Higher than “H”– overheated zone If the hand p oints the red z one, it means

the engine overheated. Please stop the vehicle safely and turn off the ignition switch. Look for reasons after the engine cooling down.

NOTES: Inst allation of au xiliary headla mp in front

of the cold air inlet in the lower p art of front bumper will affect the flow of cooling air and is not good for engine cooling.

T he engin e is easy t o be ove rheat ed if t he environmental temperature is very high and the engines works with heavy load!

Front spoiler functions on guiding cooled air. The engine may be over hot if the spoiler is damaged or broken due to collision. Please get to Chery’s special service station to have front bumper repaired in time.

DO NOT open the water tank cover when the engine is still hot t o avoid scalding. The engine will not

start until the trouble is removed.

Fuel gauge

Fuel tank capacity: 45L. When the hand points to “E” (empty, t he

position of arrowhead) there is about 3L of fuel remaining in the tank.

The hand will move from “F” (full) aft er refilling the fuel tank and driving some distance.

The availab le fil ling amount is lower than marked capacity when refilling due to remaining oil.

If the low fuel level alarm lamp lights, please refill fuel as soon as possible. Refer to “low fuel level alarm lamp”.

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Speedometer

It indicates the current running speed of the vehicle.

NOTES：

The speedometer is subject to the dimension of t ires the vehicle used. Please use Chery’s genuine tire with former dimension. Otherwise the speedometer will not show the proper speed.

LCD

The conversion method for subtotal mileage/ momentary oil consumption/ average oil consumption/ clock is as below:

Click (<0.3s) the clock adjusting button on the dashboard to convert the display bet ween subt ot al milea ge/ mom entary oil consumption/ average oil consumption/ clock. Long time press (>1s) the button under subt otal mileage state to clear the subt otal mileage.

The adjusting method of clock is as below: Click (<0.3s) the clock adjusting button on

the dashboard, the right p art of LCD may be adjusted to clock display state. Then long time press the button about 4s, the hour position of clock will flash, it may be adjusted by clicking the button. Every clicking increases one hou r. Long time p ressing makes it aut omatically incre ase.

After the hour position is adjusted, wait for about 6s and the minute position will flash, and then adjust it by clicking the adjusting but ton. Every clicking increases one minute, and long time pressing for automatic increase.

After the clock is adjusted for several seconds, it will not flash, which means the time is adjusted well.

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Engine tachometer

It shows the rotation speed of engine (r.p.m).

The red area in the upper right side of dial means the maximum allowable rotation speed range in short time for run-in engine under working temperature.

However, it suggests that the transmission lever shall be pushed to higher gear position when the hand reaches to the area, or remove you foot from the a ccelerator pedal.

NOTES: Shifting to higher gear p osition earlier is

good for sav in g fuel and redu cing driv in g

noise. Onc e t he en gin e oper at es unst abl e, p leas e shift to adjacent lower gear position immediately.

DO NOT let the engine run wit h

high speed in running-in period!

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Chapter 4 Safety

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luggage boot door when you

Door Lock & Anti-theft

Key

Two keys supplied with the vehicle is fit for all lock holes on the vehicle, one of them is standby key. The key code plate is adhered on the number cover. DO NOT keep t he p late in the vehicle for vehicle saf et y and it sha ll be kep t in a saf e p lace. In addition, you s hould remember the key code and do not keep it in the vehicle to prevent others getting the code and copying the key.

1. D O NOT leave t he k ey

in the vehicle.

2. Lock the vehicle well.

3. Take the key with you.

Door Lock

Using the supplied key may unlock oar lock the doors outs ide. Clo ckwise turnin g the key opens the door and counterclockwise turning the key closes the door.

The doors may be locked or unlocked internally via the safety handle above the internal door handle. And then open the door by pulling the internal door handle.

Please lock all doors and

leave the vehicle under no one takes care.

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All doors can be locked externally by p ressing t he safety handle and closing the door with the exception of front left door.

Sliding Door

Aft er the front left door is unlocked, pull the sliding door handle outward and then p ull it backward to op en the sliding door. Push the sliding door handle with slight force to close the door, make sure the door is closed well.

The door may be locked or unlocked internally via the safety handle on the sliding door shield (pull the safety handle forward to unlock, pull it backward to lock), then draw back the internal handle of the door to open the door.

All doors can be locked externally by p ressing t he safety handle and closing the door with the exception of front left door.

When you leave t he vehicle, you can only lock the front left door by key externally.

The front door may be locked and unlocked by key externally. It may be unlocked by using door handle inside the vehicle.

To lock the sliding door, pull the safety handle ba ckward and close the door when y ou leave the v ehicle. In consider ation of safety, it is better to use the remote controller to lock the door.

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under nobody takes care.

the vehicle when you lock the doors.

Central Control Loc k ( )

The central door lock is controlled by t he driver side door (front left door). When the driver side door (front left door) is locked or unlocked by the key or safety handle, all doors can be locked or unlock ed at t he same time with the exception of back door. (Note: the back door can be locked or unlocked by key only)

Please lock the front left

door when you leave the vehicle

The temperature inside the vehicle rises very fast after the engine flameout in hot weather. Even if in very short time, p eop le or animals may hurt or even die (including brain death) under such high temperature, it is dangerous especially for babies. Therefore, DO NOT leave babies or ani mal in

Back Door

Insert the key in the lock hole and turn clockwise t o op en the back door. Turn the key counterclockwise to lock the back door. Put dow n t he back door with slight force to make it closed firmly when locking it.

Exhaust gas is harmful. Please stop the engine after the back door is opened to avoid the exhaust gas

entering in the driver’s cabin.

Release Rod of Fil l er C ap

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t the engine

Draw back the release rod at the lower left p art of dashboard to op en the filler cap of fuel tank. The fuel f iller cap is locat ed in the lower p art bet ween front left door and left sliding door.

As shown in the figure above, open the fuel filler cap and unscrew the fuel tank cover to refill. A click shall be heard when screwing the fuel tank cover.

Open Engine Bonnet

1. The handle of engine bonnet is located

in the lower left part of dashboard, pull back the handle and the bonnet will pop up a certain height.

2. Stand in front of the vehicle, stretch

y our hand from t he lower part of front engine bonnet, you can touch the engine bonnet handle, pus h the handle up ward and draw the bonnet up, draw back the release rod and unlock the engine compartment cover.

3. Lift the engine compartment cover and

support it by the support rod.

4. Fall the engine bonnet down to the

p lace 20-30cm away from the bonnet

lock first when closing the engine bonnet, and then let it freely drop in the lock claw for close.

5. Lifting the bonnet is required after t he

engine bonnet is closed to conform it whether matched will the lock completely.

The engine bonnet must be closed firmly during driving. Stop the car immediately and close the bonnet if it finds tha bonnet is not closed firmly during

driving.

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pressed accidentally (It is not

door will be opened.

lt the unlock

radio, medical equipment, wireless

er, alarm

system).

controller if the doors, front

Remote Control System with Anti-Theft Function (

)

The system is used for preventing unauthorized person to open the vehicle doors, luggage trunk or engine bonnet.

The operational distance of the remote controller is ap p roximate 15m. It may not function normally when the distance between the vehicle and the controller is over such distance.

If the or key is

necessary to face the key to the vehicle, such as in the pocket), the

The interfered remote control frequency may resu failure of the vehicle, you may use the key directly to lock/ unlock in the case. Other short distance wireless emitter may also use the emission frequency (such as amateur wireless

earphone, remote controll

Door Lock & Unlock

When press key on the remote controller once, all doors will be locked with the exception of back door, the direction lamp flashes once at the same time, and the anti-theft function is activated. (press the lock button and hold it to lift the left and right window glass).

When press controller once, all doors will be unlocked with the exception of back door, the direction lamp flashes twice and the anti-theft system stops work.

key on the remote

The vehicle cannot activate the anti-theft function even if pressing the unlock button on the remote

compartment cover and back door are not fully closed. The activation failure of anti-t heft sy st em has the following evidences: ① Left/ right turn indicator lamps will

flash twice continuously.

② Anti-t heft indicator lamp will not

light.。

Alarm

The left/ right turn indicator lamps will flash 28s consecutively when any unauthorized person tried to open the doors, luggage boot or engine hood.

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only available when all doors,

dashboard will flash consecutively.

T he anti-theft sy stem will be

engine hood and luggage boot are properly closed. After the vehicle body entered in normal anti-theft mode, ① four doors are locked ② Front anti-theft indicator on the

Remote Controller Battery Replacement

T he bat t ery s hall be rep laced if t he act ion distance of remote controller shortens gradually (battery type: 3V CR 2032).

Perform in accordance with steps as below:

1. O p en t he remote cont roller unit from

the side clip with flat nose tool.

2. Pry out the battery carefully. Install a

new battery between the two terminals with the symbol (+) facing upward.

3. In stall the remote controller unit in

reverse order.

disposed as household waste. Please dispose used batteries in accordance with the regulations on environmental protection.

T he chip inside shall not be thrown away after the key is opened, otherwise it may lead to the engine cannot start.

Used lithium battery cannot be

Electronic Anti-theft System

T he elect roni c ant i-t heft system of vehicle functions aiming at the engine, which greatly increases the integrated safety of vehicle anti-theft.

There is a chip in every key, combinin g with t he key, electronic anti-theft machine and engine computer; they form an organic anti-theft system. If any unauthorized person cop ies a key w ith the same figure, but no chip matching with the anti-theft machine and engine computer,

the engine won’t start, so it reduces the possibility of vehicle being stolen.

If you carelessly lose the key, p lease get to Chery’s special s ervice st ation to make a new key. The station has special electronic equipment that may copy a new key for you and let the lost key invalid.

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Seat & Safety Protection

Seat

Correct Sitting Posture

Seat, headrest, safety belt and air bag assist to protect passengers and provide you with multi-protection if utilized sufficiently. Therefore, please abide by following items:

• Adopt vertical sitting posture, the back

end should lean backward as far as possible with the seatback inclination no more than 25

• Properly adjust the headrest to level its

top end to the head top.

• DO NOT make the front s eat close to

the dashboard too much. Grasp the steering wheel with slightly bended arm during driving. The foot should also be slightly bended so that it is capable of stepp ing down t he p eda l t o the bottom.

• The seat shoulder safety belt shall

cline and pass aslant through the chest after passing through the middle of external shoulder. DO NOT pass the safety belt through t he neck; the waist safety belt should cline transversely through the hip instead of stomach.

Adjustment of Front Seats

Front seats include drive r’s s eat and front p assenger seat. The adjust ing method is as below:

Adjustment of seatback: As shown in the figure above, pull the adjusting handle upward and adjust the seatback angle upward or downward by the strength of your back. Release the handle after the angle is properly adjusted and then lean against the seatback to make sure it has been firmly blocked in adjusted position.

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g seats during

Adjust ment of seat in horiz ont al direction: as shown in the figure above, pull the adjusting rod upward and move the seat forward or backward with the strength of your hip and feet. Release the rod after the seat is been properly adjusted, and then move the seat forward and backward to make sure it has been firmly blocked in adjusted position.

Adjustment of Middle Seats

The adjusting method for middle seats is same as the method of front seats.

Adjustin driving may lead to the vehicle out of control and accident. Therefore, adjust seats only w hen the vehicle stops.

Adjustment of Rear Seats

The rear seats are not adjustable.

Headrest

The headrest can confine the movement of head s o as t o pr otect t he cer vical v er t ebra in cas e of rear -end col lision by following vehicle during driving. However, it functions only with the headrest is adjusted to proper position.

Not es: DO NOT remove t he headrest or adjust it to the excessive low p osit ion so as to avoid t he neck damage due to lack of support to the head in co llision. T he headrest s hall

be adjusted to the proper position.

Adju sti ng me thod of headr est:

Pull upw ard or push down the headrest to the proper position after pressing and holding the spring clip.

The best headrest height is that its top end is level with the head top.

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Release the button after adjusted properly.

Rem oving and assembling method of headr es t:

Push dow n and hold the sp ring clip at t he external side of the headrest guiding elem ent and pull out t he headrest from the guid ing ele ment as removin g the headrest . In the assembly of headrest, distinguish the front/ rear seat headrests first (the front one is bi gger and the re ar one is sm aller) and then push the headrest pin into the guid in g element, t ill t he sp ring cl ip on t he guiding element engages with the pin correctly.

Folding of Middle Seats

Please follow t he met hod as below to fold the middle seats and sit on the rear seats if you need to sit on the rear seats.

• Pull the folding handle of middle

seatback to fold the seatback and cushion together.

• Press the folding button of middle seat,

it will automatically pop up. It will have enou gh space for passengers entering in rear seats.

• Rep osition method of middle seats is

reverse, turn the seats over first and make the seats fixing on the bottom plate, and then draw back the seatback handle to make it popping up.

Folding of Rear Seats

If y ou have more luggage that need to be placed in the luggage boot, please follow the steps as below:

• Move the middle seats forward

properly to ensure enough space for folding the rear seats.

• Op en t he luggage boot cover and p ull

the folding drawstring of rear seats with hand to fold the seatback.

• Press t he seat folding button and turn

over t he rear seat s leanin g t o t he ba ck of middle seats firmly.

Reposit ion of re ar seats

It only needs t o level t he seat s and erect the seatback when the rear seats are repositioned.

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seatback and passengers without

vehicle with opened back door.

opened back door.

Notes: D O NOT exceed t he height of front seats when st acking articles such as luggage. DO NOT let passengers sit on the folded seatback during driving, because unbonded luggage on the folded

p rot ection device may collide inside the vehicle or be thrown out of the vehicl e in sudden brak e or accident, which may result severe inquiry or death.

Luggage Conveyance

The rear part of vehicle may have enough sp ace to accommodate luggage by folding the middle seats.

Luggage and other loaded articles shall be placed as forward as possible in the luggage boot. It is extremely dangerous to drive the

Excessive exhaust gas may be inhaled in the vehicle through the

Seat Safety Belt

Do use the seat safety belt/ child safety seat all t he t ime. T he s eat safety belt s hall not be shared by multi-persons. Ensure the safety belt fastened well without loose, distortion and failure.

Seat Safety Belt Alarm Lamp

The lamp lights when the ignition switch is turned on to remind the passengers fastening the safety belt. The lamp will turn off when the driver side safety belt is fastened.

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body.

is heard.

force before release. Then the

Fastening Seat Safety Belt

Smoot hly pull out the safety belt. The belt may be blocked if excessive force is applied or the vehicle is on a slope. The seat safety belt shall be placed on the middle of the e xt ernal shoulder. T he waist belt portion shall cling to the hip instead of stomach.

Press t he red button on the buckle and let the safety belt to retract smoothly when releas in g it.

Insert the lock bolt in the buckle till a click Otherwise, the safety belt is not

correctly fastened.

The driver and passenger sitt ing on t he front seats are required to fasten the safety belt securely during driving. DO NOT wear the clothes that are too wide and thick. In order to achieve b est p rotect ion, the safety belt shall be clun g to the

Make sure that each safety belt using correct buckle.

Middle 2-Point Safety Belt for Middle Seats

The safety belt cannot adjust the length automatically. Insert t he lock bolt into t he buckle till a click is heard while use and then manually adjust its length to cling the safety belt to the hip.

Maintenance of Seat Safety Belt

Check seat safety bel t

Regularly check the safety belt whether damaged or worn-out.

The safety belt t hat has born stretch and exp ansion (e.g. aft er car accident) shall be replaced immediately in Chery’s special service station and related components shall be checked.

If t he safety belt cannot be

p ulled out , please p ull it once with

safety belt can be pulled out smoothly.

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Air Bag ( )

The combination of air bag and safety belt can help reduce the danger of severe injury in case of severe collision accident.

Not es:

The inflation of air bag will emit loud noise. In addition, it will remain residue of harmless powder similar as smok e as well. All of these are normal phenomenon.

The Front passengers can obtain effective p rot ection only wit h the sitting posture as shown in the right figure above.

Fasten the safety belt and keep proper distance with the steering wheel at any time. Only the use of safety belt can guar ant ee t hat t he body is at suc h position where the air bag can

exert the best effect.

Front Air Bag

Extremely dangerous! DO NOT use the reverse direction child seat on the seat equipped with front air bag!

The seat and seatback must be correctly positioned to coordinate in such manner that the safety belt can achieve best protection effects. Adopt vertical sitting posture with the back end clingin g t o t he seatback as close as possible and the rearw ard inc linat ion angle of t he seat ba ck no more than 25 seat close with the dashboard too much. Grasp the steering wheel with slightly bended ar m during driving, which is t he ideal driving st atus that can reduc e injury from driver when the air bag is swelling.

. DO NOT make the front

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Serious front al collision (frontal or within

leftward and rightward) will actuate

30 the front air bag. Within t he one thousand second of the collision, the air bag will inflate to swell and then deflate when contacted with t he passenger’s body s o as to buffer the forward movement of the passenger. The air bag will not be actuated during slight collision and rear or side collision.

Keep the net space of the front area of the air bag at any time. DO NOT place anything in such

area or at the top of such area.

Air Bag Alarm Lamp

When the ign it ion switch is turned to ON, the indicator lamp on t he dashboard will light about 3-4s before turn-off to indicate the system is operational.

If the indicat or lamp does not light , or t he lamp keeps intermitted lighting or consecutive lighting during driving, it indicates the occurrence of trouble. In consideration of your safety, please deliver the vehicle to t he Chery’s special servic e station for examining.

The manufact urer of the air ba g equipp ed in the vehicle suggests renewing the air bag after 10-year’s use. In the time, the efficiency of the inflating agent and the effectiveness of the air bag are deteriorated.

If y ou have any doubts against t he service

life of your vehicle air bag, Chery’s sp ecial service st ation is willin g to que ry the related data for you.

T he air ba g sy s t em can be onl y dealt w it h by Chery’s special service station.

Child Safety Seat

Please read carefully and follow the instruction of and manufacturer while installing the child safety seat.

DO NOT hold children on

the knees during driving.

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NOT use the reverse direction

Children younger than 12 years old or shorter than 150cm must be securely fixed with special child safety seat (such as baby seat, child safety seat or heightened cushion). The child safety seat must be suitable and obtain the approval of the governmental authority. Such safety seat combined with the seat safety belt will help provide the maximum safety to children.

Babies lighter than 10kg or younger than 1 year old shall be placed in the baby bed on the rear seats and constrained or fixed with horizontally lying on the bed. The best p rot ection met hod for babies and children is to us e the reverse dire ction baby s afety seat.

Extremely dangerous! DO

child seat on the seat equipped with front air bag!

Children younger than 4 years old or weight betw een 10-18 k g shall sit in the child safety seat on t he rear seats.

Children between 4-12 years old or weight between 18-36kg shall sit on the rear seats with heightened cushion. The adjustable assistant safety belt fixed on the cushion can ensure the diagonal safety belt crossing the shoulder properly. The heightened sitting position can ensure the adult seat safety belt guiding through the shoulder center correctly instead of the neck and the wais t s afet y belt cl ingin g to the hip instead of the stomach.

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Each safety seat can be

According to road traffic laws,

the front seats and shall use

ridden by a child only.

children are not allowed s itt ing on

applicable safety seat.

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Chapter 5 Emergency Pr ocedures

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Haz ard Warning Flasher lamp

The lamp is used only in case of emergency event so as to alarm the vehicl es in the op p osit e and back. If y our vehicle breaks down or approaches the hazard, press the switch to turn on or off the flasher lamp. The lamp can still operate when the ignition switch turns off.

Electronic Control Unit S upport System

When the electronic control unit has control program failure, the unit will use the supp ort system to control the engine and mak e the v ehicle runnin g simp ly and entering in “limping” state. The support system adopts special integrate circuit, whi ch s et t he engine op er at ion parameter s

such as injection time, ignition time and close angle, etc. as a certain constant value.

Please send y our vehicle to Chery’s special service station to have it checked immediately.

Duly Ref uel

When the fuel level is e xtremely low, the engine will operate unsteadily within a period after the low fuel indicator lamp lights, which serves as an additional alarm. In t he case, p lease driv e y our vehic le to the nearest gas station to refuel.

Please use the filling gun prop erly while refueling.

If the fuel gauge points to the low fuel zone or the low fuel indicator l amp lights, Please refuel

immediately.

Fail to duly refuel will result the engine flameout aut omatically and lead t o difficult s tart as well as require the emergency assistance from Chery’s special s ervi c e st at ion. I t may dama ge

the engine as well.

Fully insert the filling gun in the fuel tank, DO NOT lean it on the edge of fuel f iller opening. If the automatic filling gun is available, the automatic shut down of the gun during refueling means that the tank is fully refill ed. In the case, DO NOT try to refuel any more, otherwise there is no sw ellin g space in the tank, and the fuel will overflow from the tank if t he temp erature rises. Please tighten the tank cap after refueling. Please follow local re gul ations and rules concerned when the canne d s pare fuel is carried. For safety, it does not suggest carrying the canned spare fuel in order to avoid fuel overflowing from t he can and fire disast er as it is damaged.

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Replace Bulbs

Unless t he event is very urgent, t he owner is not allowed to replace bulbs of headlamp unit individually. If the replacement is necessary, please turn off lamps and shut down ignition switch before replacing any bulb.

DO NOT directly hold the bulb glass by hand, otherwise the fingerp rints remained on the glass w ill be heated and volatilized after the lamp lighting, and then deposit on the surface of mirror to blacken the reflector.

The same model of bulb must be used whe n it is rep laced. Pleas e che ck t he bul b specification before installation.

Headlamp bulb: 12V 55W Bulbs for turn indicator, reversing, rear fog lamps: 12V 21W Bulbs for license plate, position, turn indicator and high-mounted stop lamps: 12V 5W

Stop/ position lamp bulb: 12V 21W/ 5W Front fog lamp bulb: 12V 55W

Aft er the headlamp bulb is replaced every time, calibrate the headla mp. Chery’s special s erv ice

station can offer you the service.

Headlamp Unit (Including High Beam / Low Beam / Position / Turn Indicator Lamps)

Replace the corresponding bulbs according to the following steps if the headlamp does not work due to damage.

1. Open the engine bonnet.

2. Unscrew the shields of bulbs

counterclockwise at the positions shown in the figure.

3. Press the fasteners of bulb holder

downward with hand and make them

passing through the location slot, detach the fastener to bot h sides and take out the bulb, notice the alignment mark of bulb. Pull off the wiring harness connector on the bulb. The bulb of position lamp is inside the shield of high beam/ dip p ed headlight. Pull out the bulb and harness connector together when it is replaced.

4. Notes: The surface of new bulb shall

not be touched by hand to prevent effect on bulb bright ness. T he lightin g sys tem is a safet y comp onent , pleas e make s ure ever y det ail of replacement p rop er. G et t o Chery ’s sp ecial service station to have it repaired if necessary.

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Taillight Bulb

1. Replace the corresponding bulb

accordin g t o the following step s if the taillight does not work due to damage.

2. Open the back door and unscrew two

nuts that fix the taillight from the internal side of luggage boot counterclockwise. Then unscrew two mounting bolts on the t aillight surface counterclockwise, p ull off t he harness connect or of tailli ght and take out t he taillight.

3. Counterclockwise unscrew the bulb

shield according to the position as shown in the figure.

Pull off the wiring harness on the bulb and

press the fasteners of bulb holder and make them passing through the location slot, then detach the fasteners to both sides and take out the bulb, notice the alignment mark of bulb.

4. Notes: DO NOT touch the surface of

new bulb with hand to avoid the effect on bulb bright ness. Li ghting system is safety components, every detail for replacement shall be prop er. Please get to Chery’s special service station to have it repaired if necessary.

The rear bumper must be removed when replacing bulbs of rear fog lamp and reversing lamp. Please get to Chery’s sp ecial service st ation to have it rep aired in time if there is bulb failure.

High-Mounted Braking Lamp Bulb

High-mounted braking lamp bulb cannot be replaced individually. Please get to Chery’s special s ervice st ation to have it repaired in time.

License Plate Lamp Bulb

M ounting p osit ion: Above the rear license plate.

1. Unscrew the self-tapping bolts for

fixin g licens e plat e lamp and remov e it.

2. Pull out the bulb holder and remove

failed bulb.

3. Install a new bulb in the bulb holder

and fix the bulb holder.

4. Fix it with self-tapping bolts.

Inte rior Front Ceiling Lamp Bulb

Turn off interior lights. Insert a screwdriver in the gap between the lamp housing and l ampshade, take out the lampshade carefully. Replace the bulb and install the reflector.

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Fuse color code

Color

Ampere

Tan

Brown

7.5

Red

Blue

Yellow

Shut down the ignition switch

and all electrical equipment before

Reinstall the lampshade in the mounting hole on the lamp housing.

Luggage Boot Lamp Bulb

M ounting p osition: Install it in t he middle of luggage boot.

1. Insert a screwdriver in the gap

between the lamp housing and lampshade, take out the lampshade carefully.

2. Replace the bulb.

3. Reinstall the lampshade in the

mounting hole on the lamp housing.

Regulate the Beam of Headlamp

The adjustment of headlamp beam whether proper has direct relation with driving safety. Therefore, only special instrument is allowed to us e for regulating the beam. Please follow law and rules concerned during adjustment.

Fuse & Relay

replacement of fuse and relay.

Use the new fuse with the same rated value instead of the failed one. The p osit ion of fuse box containin g main fuse and relay is shown in the figure. Professional knowledge is required to replace the relay. Carrying several sp are fuses in the vehicle is suggested in order to prevent unexpected event. Fuses with various specifications are available in Chery’s special service station. The fuse burnt can be ident ified by usin g the fuse disconnection method. All fuses are push-on type.

Fuse

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Cartri dge f u se col or code

Color

Ampere

Green

Pink

Yellow

may influence the vehicle

Cartridge Fuse

Replace Fuse

Your vehicle is supplied with a fuse puller. You may find it in the engine compartment fuse box.

Any unauthorized alteration of

vehicle’s electrical or fuel system

performance and lead to fire or safety hazard. Therefore, it suggests that any work related to removing fuel or electrical system or replacing relay shall be conducted by Chery’s special

service station.

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Engine Compartment Fuse Box

The box is loc ated in the mid-rear part of engine compart ment. Loosen the engine claw and draw back the cov er p lat e w hile che cki n g or replacing fuse to remove the fuse box cover plate (“B+” is the main power supply of fuse box).

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Please follow the

precautions as bellow before

Rep l ace Wheel

lifting the vehicle.

1. Stop your vehicle at a p rop er posit ion

2. Please ensure that the vehicle is placed

3. Please make sure the front wheels

4. If the vehicle is equipped with

Spare Wheel

The sp are wheel is p laced under t he front door of passenger side and fixed under the floor.

and make sure it neither affect the traffic, nor endanger your safety during the replacement of wheel.

on a stable, level ground. A proper wedge is required to block the wheel for further securing your vehicle if necessary.

facing to the right ahead.

AT, pleas e select P gear position.

Steps of replacing spa r e wheel:

When t he wheel is failed, us e the jack to lift the vehicle at the position near to the failed wheel. And then counterclockwise unscrew bolts that fix the spare wheel bracket by a sleeve in driver tools (as shown in the figure), when the bolts are unscrewed that can make the bracket separating from the bolts, put down the bracket and take out the spare wheel.

When mount ing the sp are wheel or f ailed whe el, p lace t he whe e l in t he s p are w heel bracket , lift the bracket by the jack so that the mounting bolts of the bracket may be screwed easily in clockwise direction. When the mounting bolts are tightened (at the same position as removal), take out the jack and the installation is finished.

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Using a jack to lift a vehicle

Driver Tool

Jack

is suitable for rep lacin g wheel only. DO NOT op erate under the vehicle

at the time.

Driver tool is placed under the third row seats.

The maximum working

load of jack is 800kg.

Jack Lift Point

T he jack can p us h agains t onl y the sp ecial position in the bottom of the vehicle as shown in the figure. The groove of jack pushes against the convex part in the vehicle bottom.

The position shall be close to the whe el t o be repaired as much as possible.

Jack lift point of front wheels (blackened area in the figure)

Jack lift point of rear wheels (blackened area in the figure)

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Remove Wheel

1. M ake sur e t he ve hicle is st opp ed on a

stable, level ground and front wheel facing to the right ahead.

2. Turn off the ignition switch.

3. Please select P gear position for AT.

4. Let passengers get off the vehicle.

5. Use proper wheel stopper to secure the

vehicle in order to avoid rolling or sliding if necessary.

6. Ins ert a flat screwdriver in the groove

between the steel ring and hub cap, then carefully turn it and remove the hub cap.

7. U s e sp ecial t ool t o uns crew t he w heel

nuts as shown in the figure below.

1. Place the jack and ensure the whole

seat located on a solid ground.

2. T he jack mus t vertically p ush agains t

the jack lift point.

3. Lift the vehicle until the wheel

departures from the ground.

4. Remove the wh eel nut s and then t ake

out the wheel.

Install Wheel

1. P ush the wheel t o t he rim bolt, tight en

the wheel nuts clockwise and make sure the wheel nut tip facing to the wheel.

2. Lower the vehicle and remove the

jack.

3. U se the diagonal tightening met hod to

fully tighten wheel nuts in two or three times (tightening torque: 110±10N•M).

4. T here is a groove at the edge of hub

trim cover, align t he groove with t he groove of hub, and then p ress the hub cap by both hands with slight force.

5. Collect the jack and failed wheel and

fix them.

6. D o best to send the vehicle to Chery’s

special service station to check the tightening torque of wheel nuts and tire pressure.

7. The spare wheel may not be used for a

long time, p lease ch arge the tire wit h pressure slightly higher than the normal tire p ressure in order to keep standard tire pressure of the spare wheel.

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The following measures

Battery

Safety Recommendations

must be taken when the batt ery is delivered.

• T he batt ery acid is corrosive. Put on

gloves and safety goggles. DO NOT let the acid or lead contact your skin or clothes. DO NOT tilt the battery, the acid may flow out from the vent. If the acid splashes in your ey es, use clean water to wash your eyes for several minut es and t ake med ica l t reat ment at once. If the acid sp lashes on your skin or clothes, use alkaline water (soapy water) to neutralize it and then use clean water to rinse it. If you unfortunately eat the acid, see a doctor immediately.

• Keep children away from t he batt ery

acid.

• The battery may emit highly-explosive

gas when it is charges.

• Op en flames, sparks and smoking are

strictly prohibited. Please avoid sp arks when wiring and electrical operation conduct. DO NOT connect the electrical terminals. Any s hort circuit caus ed may cr eat e spar k and give r is e to injury.

• T here is high vo lt age in t he ele ctronic

ign ition sy stem. DO NOT t ouch these components when the engine is operating or the ignition switch t urns on.

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dispose them as the common

Removal & Installation

The following countermeasures must be taken when the battery is removed or installed:

1. Your vehicle is equipped with 12V

60A maintenance-free lead acid battery.

2. The battery must be replaced by

lead-acid one. DO NOT use other kinds of batteries. The current and capacity of new battery must be the same as t hat of old battery or conform to Chery’s specification. For the proper battery specifications, please contact Chery’s special service station.

3. After the ignition switch and all

electrical equipment turn off, please remove the negative (-) cable first.

4. Carefully op erate in order to avoid the

metal tool touching the both electrical terminals of bat tery at the s ame t ime or contacting t he positive terminal and

vehicle body accidentally. When t he bat tery is reconnect ed, conne ct the positive cable (+) first and then the

negative cable (-). After the battery is removed and reconnected, the performance of vehicle may be somewhat abnormal at the early stage. This is the engine control system readapting the engine. It cannot be considered.

The used battery contains

sulphuric acid and lead. DO NOT

household waste. Please send to the local qualified waste disp osal station.

E ngi ne Bat te ry-Assisted Start Method

If the vehicle’s batt ery runs out of power, introduce the power of other vehicle battery to assist the engine to start.

Connect batteries with the same nominal voltage (12V) only. Please with jumper wire wit h insul ating clip s and cable wit h proper dimension. DO NOT remove the low power battery from the electrical system of the vehicle.

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lamp and stop lamp working.

of brake and steering shall be

Connect Down-Lead

1. Properly stop the vehicle in order to

avoid them contacting each other.

2. Stop the engine and shut down all

unnecessary electrical equipment.

3. Connect the positive terminal (+) of

the low p ow er batt ery to the p ositive

terminal (+) of t he supp ort battery via

the wire A.

4. Connect one t erminal of wire B to the

negative terminal (-) of the support batt ery, the other terminal t o the metal part of the engine to be started. Position the jumper wire in order to avoid it contacting t he motion part s in the engine compartment.

5. M ake s ure the jump er cab le will not

interfere with the motion parts of engine.

Start Engi ne

1. T he engine of vehicle equipp ed with

the support battery operates at properly high speed.

2. Start the engine of vehicle with the

low power battery. The vehicle shall be started within one minute as soon as possible.

3. Engines of two vehicles shall operate

for three minutes before the down-lead is removed.

Remove Down-Lead

• Remove the down-l ead B ( -) first and

then down-lead A (+).

T ow Truck

There are trunk rings equipped at the front and rear of t he vehicle in order t o fix the tow cable. During t owing, slowly and smoot hly drive to avoid the tow trunk bounces. Towing force too high may damage the vehicle.

During towing, the ignition swit ch of vehic le to be t owed shall be p laced at “ON ” pos ition t o make the steering wheel, turn indicator

Because the engine extinguishes, there is no brake boost and steering boost . The required operating force needs to be increased. So the power

increased correspondingly.

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Chapter 6 Repair & Maintenance

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Repair & Maintenance

switch turns on.

Regular maintenance is essential on your vehicle during the course of use. Please follow the maint enance sch edule p rovided in the Inst ruction M anual strictly in order to ensure t hat your vehicle is kept in best performance and bett er running st ate and effectively extend the service life. In addition, it also helps you find and remove the p ot ential hazard in time t o avoid the occurrence of defect. The manual will describe in detail the routine maintenance, examination and care method as following. Please read it carefully.

Care & M ai nten ance

The care and maintenance include two categories. One is the routine care and maintenance which can be carried by t he owner himself, and the other is the regular care and maintenance, examination and repair, which shall be completed by Chery’s special service station. Pleas e s t rict ly us e t he oi l, gasoline, brak e fluid and anti-frozen fluid, which are recommended in the Instruction Manual. Otherwise it may damage the vehicle.

Services Offered by Chery’s Special Service Station

Only the genuine spare parts and materials can ensure the service life of your vehicle, and here, please pay more attention: Chery Aut omobile Co., Ltd. offers genuine sp are parts to Chery’s special service stations only. So you can only get the genuine spare parts from Chery’s special service station only. Chery’s special service station is the unique professional service station authorized by Chery Automobile Co., Ltd. Staffs of which have been trained professionally by Chery Automobile Co., Ltd. They will do their best to offer the most high-quality after-sales service. If y ou dissat isfy the work of Chery’s special service station, please directly email

Helpdesk@mychery.com,we will

to: response to your questions very quickly. When emailing, please do not forget to exp licitly note the model, chassis number, engine number, road mileage, and delivery date of your vehicle.

I t em s You Have t o Fol low

Regularly check the level of fluids and refill the flu ids concern ed. Check whether the tire pressure, lamps and braking function are normal. Check the alarm lamps (see the Regular M aintenance Schedule below for your reference). Reservoirs for brake fluid, coolant and power steering fluid are the semi-transparent containers which are convenient to quickly, visually check these fluids.

There is high voltage in the electronic ignition system. Please DO NOT touch these parts when the engine is operating or the ignition