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Contents
Preface.............................................................................................................................1
Introduction.................................................................................................................................1
Owner'sHandbook...............................................................................................................................1
Announcement......................................................................................................................................1
PromptMessages...................................................................................................................................3
VehicleIdenticationInformation.............................................................................................4
VehicleIdentication..............................................................................................................................4
VehicleIdenticationPlate......................................................................................................................5
InstrumentsandControls...........................................................................................................8
InstrumentPack........................................................................................................................10
Speedometer.......................................................................................................................................10
T achometer.........................................................................................................................................10
FuelGauge..........................................................................................................................................10
MessageCentre.........................................................................................................................12
DigitalClock.......................................................................................................................................12
GearDisplay*.....................................................................................................................................12
Odometer...........................................................................................................................................13
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VehicleInformationDisplay...................................................................................................................13
WarningLightsandIndicators.................................................................................................21
LightsandSwitches...................................................................................................................31
MasterLightingSwitch.........................................................................................................................31
HeadlampLightingHeightManualAdjustment HeadlampLightingHeightAutomaticAdjustment
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FogLampsSwitch................................................................................................................................33
DirectionIndicator/MainBeamSwitch...................................................................................................34
HazardW arningLamp..........................................................................................................................35
WipersandWashers.................................................................................................................36
FrontWindscreenWiperOperation.....................................................................................................36
ProgramedWash/Wipe........................................................................................................................37
RearWindscreenWiperOperation......................................................................................................38
SteeringSystem........................................................................................................................40
SteeringColumnAdjustment................................................................................................................40
ElectricPowerSteering........................................................................................................................41
Horn...........................................................................................................................................42
RearviewMirrors.......................................................................................................................43
ExteriorMirrors..................................................................................................................................43
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InteriorMirrors...................................................................................................................................45
SunVisors..................................................................................................................................47
Windows....................................................................................................................................48
PowerWindowSwitches......................................................................................................................48
WindowOperation.............................................................................................................................48
Sunroof
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Instructions.........................................................................................................................................50
SunroofOperation...............................................................................................................................50
InteriorLighting........................................................................................................................54
FrontInteriorLamp.............................................................................................................................54
RearInteriorLamp..............................................................................................................................54
AutomaticOperation...........................................................................................................................55
PowerSocket.............................................................................................................................56
Front12VPowerSocket......................................................................................................................56
RearConsolePowerSocket.................................................................................................................57
T runkPowerSocket............................................................................................................................57
StorageDevices.........................................................................................................................59
Instructions.........................................................................................................................................59
GloveBox...........................................................................................................................................59
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StorageBoxontheDriverSide............................................................................................................60
SmallStorageCompartment.................................................................................................................60
GlassesBox*......................................................................................................................................61
T runkStorageCompartment................................................................................................................61
CupHolder...............................................................................................................................63
CentreConsoleCupHolder...............................................................................................................63
RearArmrestandRearCupHolder.....................................................................................................63
RoofLuggageRack...................................................................................................................64
MaximumAuthorisedLoadfortheRoof................................................................................................64
PeriodicalCheck..................................................................................................................................65
2AirConditioningandAudioSystems.......................................................................67
Ventilation..................................................................................................................................68
Particle/PollenFilter.............................................................................................................................69
Vents..................................................................................................................................................69
ElectronicT emperatureControl—Radio
ControlPanel......................................................................................................................................71
BlowerSpeedControl..........................................................................................................................72
T emperatureControl...........................................................................................................................72
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ACOn/Off..........................................................................................................................................72
AirDistributionMode..........................................................................................................................72
HeatedRearWindow..........................................................................................................................73
AirRecirculationMode........................................................................................................................73
Defrost/Defog.....................................................................................................................................74
ElectronicT emperatureControl—8inchcolordisplay*......................................................75
ControlPanel......................................................................................................................................75
SystemOn/Off....................................................................................................................................76
BlowerSpeedControl..........................................................................................................................76
T emperatureControl...........................................................................................................................76
ACOn/Off..........................................................................................................................................76
AirDistributionMode..........................................................................................................................77
HeatedRearWindow..........................................................................................................................77
AirRecirculationMode........................................................................................................................78
Defrost/Defog.....................................................................................................................................78
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Radio
........................................................................................................................................79
Instructions.........................................................................................................................................79
RadioControlPanel.............................................................................................................................80
BasicOperations.................................................................................................................................81
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RadioFunction....................................................................................................................................82
USBMode...........................................................................................................................................84
BluetoohConnection...........................................................................................................................84
BluetoothMusic..................................................................................................................................85
BluetoothPhone..................................................................................................................................85
BluetoothFunctionMenu.....................................................................................................................86
EntertainmentSystem
ImportantSafetyInformation................................................................................................................87
CautionsforUsingScreen....................................................................................................................88
PlayableFileFormatforEntertainmentSystem.......................................................................................89
BasicOperations.................................................................................................................................90
BluetoothPhone..................................................................................................................................97
Entertainment...................................................................................................................................109
AppleCarPlay....................................................................................................................................117
CarSet.............................................................................................................................................120
A/CDisplay.......................................................................................................................................123
Settings.............................................................................................................................................124
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3Seats&Restraints....................................................................................................131
Seats.........................................................................................................................................132
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Overview..........................................................................................................................................132
HeadRestraints.................................................................................................................................132
ManualSeatAdjustment.....................................................................................................................134
PowerSeatAdjustment FrontSeatHeating
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RearSeats.........................................................................................................................................136
SeatBelts.................................................................................................................................138
ProtectionProvidedbySeatBelts......................................................................................................139
WearingSeatBelts.............................................................................................................................140
SeatBeltPre-tensioners.....................................................................................................................144
SeatBeltChecks,MaintenanceandReplacement..................................................................................146
AirbagSupplementaryRestraintSystem..............................................................................148
Overview..........................................................................................................................................148
AirbagDeployment............................................................................................................................150
ConditionsinWhichAirbagsWillNotDeploy....................................................................................154
ServiceandReplacementofAirbags....................................................................................................158
DisposalofAirbags...........................................................................................................................159
ChildRestraints.......................................................................................................................161
ImportantSafetyInstructionsaboutUsingChildRestraints...................................................................161
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ChildRestraintsGroups.....................................................................................................................163
ApprovedChildRestraintPositions.....................................................................................................166
4Starting&Driving....................................................................................................173
Keys..........................................................................................................................................174
Introduction......................................................................................................................................174
RemoteK eyBatteryRemovingandRetting........................................................................................175
ChildProofLocks....................................................................................................................178
AlarmSystem..........................................................................................................................179
EngineImmobilisation.........................................................................................................................179
ElectronicAntitheftAlarmSystem.......................................................................................................180
ManualT ailgate ElectricT ailgate
EngineStart/Stop....................................................................................................................189
IgnitionSwitch(KeyStart)*................................................................................................................189
IgnitionSwitch(KeylessStart)*...........................................................................................................190
StartingtheEngine(K eyStart)*..........................................................................................................192
StartingtheEngine(K eylessStart)*.....................................................................................................193
CautionsofEngineStarting.................................................................................................................194
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StoppingtheEngine............................................................................................................................195
EconomicandEnvironment-FriendlyDrivingMode.............................................................197
Running-in.........................................................................................................................................197
EnvironmentProtection.....................................................................................................................197
EconomicDriving..............................................................................................................................197
DrivinginSpecialEnvironment............................................................................................................199
InspectionandMaintenance................................................................................................................200
CatalyticConverter................................................................................................................201
FuelSystem.............................................................................................................................203
FuelRequirements.............................................................................................................................203
FuelFiller..........................................................................................................................................204
Refueling...........................................................................................................................................204
DualClutchAutomaticT ransmission(TST)
Instructions.......................................................................................................................................205
GearShift..........................................................................................................................................205
VehicleStart-off.................................................................................................................................208
DrivingontheHill.............................................................................................................................209
ControlMode...................................................................................................................................210
ProtectionMode................................................................................................................................213
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6-speedManualT ransmission All-WheelDriveSystem(A WD)
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DriveMode.......................................................................................................................................217
Lock-modeButton.............................................................................................................................217
All-WheelDriveSystemIndicatorLamp..............................................................................................218
BrakeSystem...........................................................................................................................219
FootBrake........................................................................................................................................219
ActiveRolloverProtection(ARP) HillDescentControl(HDC)System
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Anti-lockBrakeSystem(ABS).............................................................................................................226
One-buttonElectronicParkingBrake(EPB).........................................................................................228
DynamicStabilityControlandT ractionControl TirePressureMonitoringSystem(TPMS) CruiseControlSystem ParkingAid
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UltrasonicSensorParkingAid ParkingCameraSystem
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LoadCarrying..........................................................................................................................240
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T runkLoading....................................................................................................................................240
InternalLoading.................................................................................................................................241
5EmergencyInformation..........................................................................................243
HazardWarningDevices........................................................................................................244
HazardW arningLamp........................................................................................................................244
WarningT riangle................................................................................................................................244
JumpStarting..........................................................................................................................245
JumperCables...................................................................................................................................245
StartingtheCar.................................................................................................................................245
T owingandShipping...............................................................................................................247
T owingtheVehicle.............................................................................................................................247
VehicleShipping.................................................................................................................................250
WheelReplacement...............................................................................................................251
SpareWheelandT oolKit...................................................................................................................251
ChangingaWheel..............................................................................................................................252
FuseReplacement...................................................................................................................256
Fuse..................................................................................................................................................256
BatteryFuseBox..............................................................................................................................258
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Enginecompartmentfusebox.............................................................................................................259
PassengerCompartmentFuseBox......................................................................................................264
BulbReplacement...................................................................................................................267
BulbSpecication...............................................................................................................................267
BulbReplacement..............................................................................................................................268
6Maintenance.............................................................................................................271
Maintenance............................................................................................................................272
RoutineMaintenance..........................................................................................................................272
Bonnet......................................................................................................................................276
OpeningtheBonnet...........................................................................................................................276
ClosingtheBonnet............................................................................................................................276
WarningWhentheBonnetisOpen....................................................................................................276
EngineCompartment.............................................................................................................278
2.0LT urbochargedEngineCompartment.............................................................................................278
1.5LT urbochargedEngineCompartment.............................................................................................279
Engine.......................................................................................................................................280
2.0TEngineOil.................................................................................................................................280
1.5TEngineOil..................................................................................................................................281
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EngineOilLevelCheckandT opUp.....................................................................................................282
EngineOilSpecication......................................................................................................................283
CoolingSystem.......................................................................................................................284
CoolantCheckandRell....................................................................................................................284
CoolantSpecication.........................................................................................................................285
Brake........................................................................................................................................286
BrakePads........................................................................................................................................286
BrakeFluidCheckandAdding............................................................................................................286
BrakeFluidSpecication.....................................................................................................................287
Battery.....................................................................................................................................288
BatteryMaintenance..........................................................................................................................288
BatteryReplacement..........................................................................................................................288
Washer.....................................................................................................................................290
WasherFluidCheckandT opUp.........................................................................................................290
WasherNozzles................................................................................................................................291
WasherFluidSpecication..................................................................................................................291
Wipers.....................................................................................................................................292
WiperBlades.....................................................................................................................................292
ReplacingWindshieldWiperBlades....................................................................................................293
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ReplacingRearWindowWiperBlades................................................................................................294
T yre..........................................................................................................................................295
Outline.............................................................................................................................................295
CaringforY ourT yres.........................................................................................................................296
T yreWearIndicators.........................................................................................................................297
ReplacementofT yres.........................................................................................................................298
WheelFitmentRotation.....................................................................................................................298
T yre/SnowChains..............................................................................................................................299
CleaningandVehicleCare......................................................................................................300
AutomobileExternalCare..................................................................................................................300
AutomobileInternalCare...................................................................................................................305
7T echnicalData..........................................................................................................307
VehicleMainDimensionParameters.....................................................................................308
CurbW eightsParameters......................................................................................................309
MainEngineParameters.........................................................................................................310
DynamicPerfermanceParameters........................................................................................312
RecommendedFluidsandCapacities....................................................................................313
Four-WheelAlignmentParameterT able(Unladen)............................................................315
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WheelsandT yres....................................................................................................................315
T yrePressures(Cold)..............................................................................................................315
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Preface

Introduction

Owner'sHandbook

ThankyouforpurchasingtheSAICMotorproduct.Please readthishandbookcarefullysincetheinformationinitmay allowyoutoknowhowtooperateyourcarsafelyand properly,andenjoyyourdrivingpleasureatmaximumfrom it.
ThisHandbookdescribesalldevicesandfunctionsinthis passengercarseries.
Thishandbookincludestheup-to-dateproduct informationavailableatthetimeofissuance,andthe companyhasthefullauthoritiestotakechargeof theamendments,explanationsandstatementsofthis handbook.Thecompanyaimstoimproveoutproducts continuously,sotheproductmaybealteredwithoutprior noticeafterthehandbookiscompleted.Foranyquestion onthepurchasedvehicleorowner'shandbook,please consultanAuthorisedRepairer.
TheillustrationsintheOwner'sHandbookarefor referenceonly.

Announcement

TheOwner'sHandbookandWarrantyandMaintenance Manualintroduceshowtouseyourvehicleproperly, precautionsinuse,andhowtoserviceandmaintainyour vehiclecorrectly.Meanwhile,theyareintendedtoidentify agreementsbetweenthecompanyandownersoncreation andterminationforrelatedproductqualityassurance liabilitiesaswellasaftersalesservicerightsandduties. PleasereadtheOwner'sHandbookandWarrantyandthe MaintenanceManualcarefullybeforeusinganyproductsof thecompany .
Pleasealwaysuseaccessories,partsandoils&uidsin conformitywithSAICMotortechnicalspecicationsand qualitystandardsandapplicabletothevehicle,andmaintain andserviceyourvehicleinaccordancewithcorrect operationprocedures.Forbettermaintenanceandservice ofyourvehicle,youarerecommendedtoconsultalocal AuthorisedRepairer .Pleaserespectintellectualproperty andusegenuineaccessories,parts,etc.Ifanyaccessories andpartswhichmayinfringeintellectualpropertyare used,youwillprobablybearcorrespondinglegalrisksand legalconsequences.
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TheAuthorisedRepairerinthishandbookreferstoany SAICMotorMGAuthorisedRepairer ,whichisvery familiarwiththeserviceandmaintenanceprocedureof thevehicleandrelatedregulationsandisequippedwith necessaryspecialtoolsandspareparts,abletoprovide moreprofessionalservicesforyou.
Y ouwillloseyourclaimifyourvehicleisdamageddue toreasonssuchasmisuse,neglect,incorrectuseorany modicationwithoutapproval.Ifavehicleisdamagedor incursanaccidentduetotheuseofanyaccessories,parts oroils&uidsnotinconformitywithSAICMotortechnical specicationsandqualitystandardsormisuseordueto improperserviceandmaintenance,itsuserwillalsolose hisclaimfordamagecompensation,andthecompanywill notbearcorrespondingliabilities.
Variouscountriesandregionsimposestrictrestrictions onvehiclemodicationandadd-on.Itisnotallowed tochangethevehiclestructure,frameworkorfeatures withoutapproval,otherwiseitwillaffecttrafcsafety, vehicleoperation,vehicleregistrationorpublicsecurity management.Itwillnotonlycausemalfunctionorreduce performanceoftherelatedcomponents,butalsobring theharmandlife-threateningrisktothedriverandthe
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passengersifpartsofthevehiclearemodiedoraltered withoutpermission.
Nopartofthispublicationmaybereproduced,storedina retrievalsystemortransmittedintheformofelectronic, mechanicalrecordingorothermeanswithoutprior writtenpermissionfromthecompany.
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PromptMessages

Warning
Thiswarningsymbolidentiesprocedures thatmustbefollowedprecisely,or informationthatmustbeconsideredwith greatcare,inordertoreducetheriskof personalinjuryorseriousdamagetothe vehicle.
IMPORT ANT
IMPORT ANT
Thematterstatedheremustbefollowedstrictly, otherwiseyourvehiclecouldbedamaged.
Note
Note:Suggestivestatements.
Thissymbolindicatespartsdescribedmustbe disposedofbyauthorisedpersonsorbodiestoprotect theenvironment.
Asterisk
Theasterisk“*”appearedbehindatitleortextindicates thatthedescribeddeviceorfunctionisonlyavailableon certainmodels,andthevehicleyoupurchasedmaynotbe equippedwiththedeviceorfunction.
IllustrationInformation
Indicatesthedescribedobject.
Indicatesthemovingdirectionoftheobject.
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VehicleIdenticationInformation
VehicleIdentication
1VehicleIdenticationNumber(VIN)
2EngineNumber
3T ransmissionNumber
WhencommunicatingwithanMGAuthorisedRepairer , alwaysquotetheV ehicleIdenticationNumber(VIN).If
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theengineortransmissionisinvolved,itmayberequired toprovidetheidenticationnumbersoftheseassemblies.
LocationsofV ehicleIdenticationMarkings
VehicleIdenticationNumber
•Stampedontheinstrumentpanelvisiblethroughthe bottomlefthandcornerofthewindscreen;
•Onthevehicleidenticationplate;
•Stampedontheoorunderthefrontpassengerseat;
•Stampedabovetheinnersideofthetailgatevisibleby openingthetailgate.
Note:Thediagnosticinterfaceofthevehicleislocated abovetheacceleratorpedal,withthespecialscantool ofmanufacturer,youcanreadtheVINinformation.
EngineNumber
Stampedontherightfrontsideoftheengineblock(view fromthefrontendofthevehicle).
TransmissionNumber
Stampedontheupperfaceofthetransmissionhousing intheenginecompartment.Thetransmissionnumberof
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somevehiclesisontherighttransmissionhousing(viewed fromthefrontvehicle),whichcanbeseenwhenthevehicle islifted.PleasecontactanMGAuthorisedRepairer .
VehicleIdenticationPlate
Thevehicleidenticationplatecontainsthefollowing information:
•Model/T ype;
•EngineT ype;
•VehicleIdenticationNumber(VIN);
•Date;
•GrossV ehicleWeight;
•GrossT rainWeight
•MaxFrontAxleW eight
•MaxRearAxleW eight
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;
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;
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•Country;
•Manufacturer .
LocationofVehicleIdenticationPlate
Theidenticationplateislocatedatthelowersideofthe rightBpillar .
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InstrumentsandControls

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8InstrumentsandControls

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InstrumentPack
12MessageCentre
21WarningLightsandIndicators
31LightsandSwitches
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WipersandW ashers
40SteeringSystem
42Horn
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RearviewMirrors
47SunVisors
48Windows
50Sunroof
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InteriorLighting
PowerSocket
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StorageDevices
63CupHolder
64RoofLuggageRack
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InstrumentsandControls

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InstrumentsandControls
1PowerWindowSwitch
2LightStalkSwitch
3HornButton
4DriverAirbag
5InstrumentPack
6WiperStalkSwitch
7IgnitionSwitch
8OnboardEntertainmentSystem
9FrontPassengerAirbag
10EntertainmentControls
11GearShiftLever
12AirConditioningControls
13AcceleratorPedal
14BrakePedal
15ClutchPedal
16CruiseStalkSwitch
17BonnetReleaseHandle
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18FuelFillerFlapReleaseHandle
19ExteriorRearviewMirrorsandMasterLightingHeight
AdjustmentSwitch
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1 0
3 0
6 0
1 0 0
1 4 0
1 8 0
2 0
4 0
8 0
1 6 0
2 0 0
2 4 0
2 2 0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
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1 2 0
2
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InstrumentPack

Speedometer

Indicatesthevehiclespeedinkm/h(gure1).

T achometer

Indicatestheenginespeedin×1000rpm/min(gure2).
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IMPORT ANT
T oprotecttheenginefromdamage,neverallowthe pointertoremainintheredsectorofthegaugefor prolongedperiods.

FuelGauge

Thequantityoffuelinthetankisindicatedbythenumber ofsegmentsilluminated(gure4）.Thereare8segments intotal.Whenonlysegmentremains,thelowfuelwarning indicator(gure3)belowthemessagecentreilluminates andanaudiblewarningwillsound.Ifthefuelcontinues tofalltoacriticalstate,thelowfuellamp(gure3)will ashalongwiththe1stsegmentandanaudiblewarning willsound.
IMPORT ANT
Ifthelowfuelwarninglampindicatorilluminates,refuel attheearliestopportunity.
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messagecentreindicatesthatthefuelllerislocatedon
Thearrownexttothefuelgaugesymbolinthe
thelefthandsideofthecar.
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30
60
10 0
14 0
18 0
2 0
4 0
8 0
1 6 0
2 0 0
2 4 0
22 0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
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0
1 2 0
1
2
3
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MessageCentre

Themessagecentreprovidesthefollowinginformation:
1DigitalClock
2GearDisplay
3Odometer/NextService
4VehicleInformationDisplay
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DigitalClock

Displaysthecurrenttimeindigitalform.
GearDisplay
WiththeignitioninONposition,itdisplaysthecurrent shiftleverposition(P ,R,N,D,1,2,3,4,5,6,7*，S)of theautomatictransmission.If‘EP’isdisplayed,itindicates afaultwiththeautomatictransmission.
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Odometer

WiththeignitioninONposition,itdisplaysthetotal distancethecarhastravelled.
NextService
WiththeignitioninONposition,theodometerareashows for5secondstheserviceintervalannouncementsymbol, theestimateddistanceofthenextserviceremainingbefore itshouldbecarriedout.

VehicleInformationDisplay

Thevehicleinformationdisplayprovidesthefollowing information:
1WarningInformation
2T ripComputer
3Settings
WarningInformation
Thefollowingsarethewarningiconsthatappearinthe messagecenterbutarenotsupportedbydedicated warninglights.
Icon
Indicatingtoclosealldoors,bonnetand
bootbeforeleavingordrivingthecar.
Indicatingtoadjustthesteering
Indicatingtoadjustthesteering
Action
Indicatingtoslowdown.
wheelleftward.
wheelrightward.
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T ripComputer
WiththeignitioninONposition,thetripcomputer functioncanbeselectedasfollows:
Theoperationofthetripcomputerisdifferent accordingtothevehicleconguration.
RightKeyofSteeringWheel
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•Presstheup/downbuttonontherightofsteeringwheel toadjustthetripcomputeritems.
•PressOKbuttontherightofsteeringwheeltoconrm orlongpressOKbuttontoreset.
SteeringWheelStalkSwitch
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•Shortpressthetripcomputerbutton(1)atthetop
•Presstheleft/rightbuttonontherightofsteeringwheel toswitchthetripcomputeritems.
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ofthesteeringwheelstalkswitchtoswitchamong differenttripcomputerdisplayitems.
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•Longpressthetripcomputerbutton(1)atthetopof thesteeringwheelstalkswitchtoresetoroperatethe selecteditems.
Thefollowinginformationwillbedisplayed:
1T rip1
2DrivingTime1
3AverageSpeed1
4AverageFuel1
5T rip2
6DrivingTime2
7AverageSpeed2
8AverageFuel2
9RangetoEmpty
10InstantaneousFuelConsumption
T rip1
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Displaysthedistancetravelledthisjourney.Thevaluewill beautomaticallyresetonehourafterpoweroff,andcan alsoberesetbylongpressingOKbuttonontherightof steeringwheelortripcomputerbutton.
Note:ResetanyitemofTrip1,DrivingTime1,Average Speed1,AverageFuel1,andotheritemswillalsobe reset.
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L /1 0 0 k m
DrivingTime1
Displaysthedrivingtimethisjourney .Thevaluewillbe automaticallyresetonehourafterpoweroff,andcanalso beresetbylongpressingOKbuttonontherightofsteering wheelortripcomputerbutton.
AverageSpeed1
Displaystheaveragespeedofthecarthisjourney.The valuewillbeautomaticallyresetonehourafterpoweroff,
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andcanalsoberesetbylongpressingOKbuttononthe rightofsteeringwheelortripcomputerbutton.
AverageFuel1
Displaystheaveragefuelthisjourney.Thevaluewillbe automaticallyresetonehourafterpoweroff,andcanalso beresetbylongpressingOKbuttonontherightofsteering wheelortripcomputerbutton.
Note:Averagefuelconsumptionisrelatedtodriving habits,roadcondition,load,tyrepressure,thequality ofoil,etc.
T rip2
Displaysthedrivingmileageofthecarsincelastreset.It canberesetbylongpressingOKbuttonontherightof steeringwheelortripcomputerbutton.
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k m
L /h
Note:ResetanyitemofTrip2,DrivingTime2,Average Speed2,AverageFuel2,andotheritemswillalsobe reset.
DrivingTime2
Displaysthedistancetravelledsincelastreset.Itcanbe resetbylongpressingOKbuttonontherightofsteering wheelortripcomputerbutton.
AverageSpeed2
Displaytheaveragespeedsincelastreset.Itcanbereset bylongpressingOKbuttonontherightofsteeringwheel ortripcomputerbutton.
AverageFuel2
Displaystheaveragefuelsincelastreset.Itcanberesetby longpressingOKbuttonontherightofsteeringwheelor tripcomputerbutton.
Note:Averagefuelconsumptionisrelatedtodriving habits,roadcondition,load,tyrepressure,thequality ofoil,etc.
RangetoEmpty
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Thisfunctionisautomaticanddisplaystheremaining distanceyoucantravelbeforethefuelgaugereadsempty. Thedistancewillchangewhenthevehicleisrefuelled.
RangetoEmptyiscalculatedbasedonacombinationof currentdrivingstyleandthefuelconsumptionrecorded bythecomputerduringthepreviousfewminutes.
InstantaneousFuelConsumption
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Displaysthecurrentfuelconsumptionwhentheengineis running.Whenthevehiclespeedislessthan5km/h,the unitofinstantaneousfuelconsumptionisL/h;andwhen greaterthan5km/h,theunitisL/100km.
Settings
IntheinterfaceofT ripComputer ,presstheleft/right buttonontherightofsteeringwheelorshortpressthe tripcomputerswitchonthesteeringwheelstalkswitch toenterintotheinterfacebelow.
Inthisinterface,presstheOKbuttonontherightof steeringwheelorlongpressthetripcomputerswitchon thesteeringwheelstalkswitchtoenterintosettingmode.
Thefollowingsettingoptionsareprovided:
•IlluminationLevel
•DigitalClockAdjustment
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•SpeedLimitAlarmAdjustment
•T yrePressureReset
•ECOModeSetting
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•Exit
IlluminationLevel
Inthisinterface,pressOKbuttonontherightofsteering wheelorlongpressthetripcomputerbuttononthe steeringwheelstalkswitch,theilluminationlevelwill ash.Presstheup/downbuttonorshortpressthetrip computerbuttononthesteeringwheelstalkswitchto adjusttheilluminationlevel.Thereare3brightnesslevels intotal.
Note:Thisoptioncanonlybeaccessiblewhentheside lampsareon.
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k m /h
k m /h
DigitalClockAdjustment
Inthisinterface,pressOKkeyontherightofsteering wheelorlongpressthetripcomputerbutton,thehour displayvaluewillash;presstheleft/rightkeyontherightof steeringwheelorlongpressthetripComputerbutton,the minutedisplayvaluewillash;thevaluescanbeadjustedby pressingtheup/downkeyontherightofsteeringwheelor shortpressingthetripcomputerbutton.Thesettingrange ofhourdisplayvalueis0～23,andthatofminutedisplay valueis0～59;aftercompletion,pressOKkeyontheright ofsteeringwheelorlongpressthetripcomputerbutton toconrm,thesettimewillbedisplayedinthedigitalclock displayareaofmessagecentre.
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Inthisinterface,pressOKbuttonontherightofsteering wheelorlongpressthetripcomputerbutton,thedisplayed speedvaluewillash.Presstheup/downbuttonorshort pressthetripcomputerbuttontomodifythesettingspeed asrequired.ThesetrangeisOFF～30～220km/h.OFF indicatesthatthespeedlimitalarmfunctionisoff.Ifthe vehiclespeedexceedsthesetvalue,thesetvaluewillash, accompaniedwithanaudiblewarning.
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Inthisinterface,pressingOKkeyontherightofsteering wheelorlongpressingthetripcomputerbuttonwill initializethesystem.Ifsuccessful,themessagecentre displaywillshowOK.Ifunsuccessful,themessagecentre displaywillshowNOK.Ifthissituationappears,please consultanMGAuthorisedRepairer .
Note:T yrePressureResetshouldbemadeuponeach tyrereplacementorination.
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ECOModeSetting
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IntheECOmodesettinginterface,pressOKbuttonon therightofsteeringwheelorlongpressthetripcomputer buttontosetECOmode.Presstheup/downbuttonon therightofsteeringwheelorshortpressthetripcomputer buttontoselectONorOFFtoturnon/offtheECOmode.
Exit
Inthisinterface,pressOKbuttonontherightofsteering wheelorlongpressthetripcomputerbuttontoexit.
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WarningLightsandIndicators

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MainBeamIndicator-Blue
highbeamisturnedon.
DippedBeamIndicator-Green
lowbeamisturnedon.
Theindicatorilluminateswhentheheadlamp
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SideLampIndicator-Green
areturnedon.
Whenthedriveropenthedoorwiththesidelampsstillon, theindicatorilluminateswithanaudiblealarmtoremind thedrivertoturnoffthesidelamps.
Theindicatorilluminateswhenthesidelamps
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RearFogLampIndicator-Yellow
lampsareturnedon.
FrontFogLampIndicator-Green
lampsareturnedon.
Theindicatorilluminateswhentherearfog
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DirectionIndicatorLamp-Green
arerepresentedbydirectionalarrow,whichislocated atthetopoftheinstrumentpack.Whentheturning signallampashes,thedirectionindicatorlamponthe correspondingsidealsoashes.Ifthehazardwarning lampsareoperated,bothdirectionindicatorlampswill ashtogether.Ifeitherdirectionindicatorlampinthe instrumentashesveryrapidly,itindicatestheturning signallamponthecorrespondingsidehasfailure.
Theleftandrightdirectionindicatorlamps
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Note:Failureofasideturningsignallampwillhaveno effectontheashfrequencyofdirectionindicator.
ECODrivingModeIndicator-Green
WiththeECOdrivingmodesettoON,ifthe carisdrivinginECOmode,thislampilluminates.Ifthe ECOdrivingmodedisplayissettoOFForthecarisnot drivinginECOmode,thislampdoesnotilluminate.
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AirbagWarningLamp-Red
thislampilluminatestoconductasystemself-checkand extinguishesuponthecompletion.Ifthislampdoesnot extinguishorilluminatesduringdriving,itindicatesaSRS failureorseatbeltpre-tensionerfailurehasbeendetected. SeekanMGAuthorisedRepairerforserviceurgently. OtherwisetheremaybetheriskthatSRSsystemorseat beltpre-tensionercannotworkproperlywhenthecrash accidentoccurs.
WiththeignitionswitchinONposition,
SeatBeltUnfastenedWarningLamp-Red
thislampilluminatestoconductasystemself-checkand extinguishesuponthecompletion.Ifthislampdoesnot extinguish,itindicatestheseatbeltforthedriverorfront passenger
Whenthevehiclespeedisgreaterthan15km/handaseat beltfordriverorfrontpassengerremainsunfastened,this lampashesaccompaniedwithanaudiblealarm.
CruiseControlIndicator-Green/Y ellow
thislampilluminatestoconductasystemself-checkand extinguishesuponthecompletion.Ifthecruiseisswitched on,thecruisecontrolsystemwillenterintostandbystate, andtheindicatorilluminatesinyellow.
Whenthecruisecontrolsystemoperates,theindicator illuminatesingreen,whichindicatesthecruisecontrol systemisactivated.
WiththeignitionswitchinONposition,
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Ifacruisecontrolsystemfailurehasbeendetected,the indicatorwillashinyellow ,accompaniedwithanaudible alarm.PleaseseekanMGAuthorisedRepairerforservice.
LowOilPressureWarningLamp-Red
WiththeignitionswitchinONposition, thelampilluminatestoconductasystemself-checkand extinguishesafterthevehicleisstarted.Ifthelampremains ONafterstartingthevehicleorilluminatesduringdriving, itindicatesthattheoilpressureisverylow,whichmay resultinsevereenginedamage.Stopthevehicleassoon assafetypermitsandswitchofftheengineimmediately. Checktheoillevel.SeekanMGAuthorisedRepairer urgently.
AlternatorMalfunctionIndicatorLamp-Red
WiththeignitionswitchinONposition, thelampilluminatestoconductasystemself-checkand extinguishesafterthevehicleisstarted.Ifthelampremains
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ONafterstartingthevehicleorilluminatesduringdriving, pleaseseekanMGAuthorisedRepairerforservice.
Whenthebatteryislow,theindicatorasheswithaudible alarm.Inthiscase,thesystemwilllimitorturnoffsome electricalappliances.Pleasestartthevehicletochargethe battery.
T yrePressureMonitoringSystem(TPMS)
WarningLamp-Y ellow
WiththeignitionswitchinONposition, thislampilluminatestoconductasystemself-checkand extinguishesuponthecompletion.Ifthislampdoesnot extinguishorilluminatesduringdriving,itindicatesthe tyrepressureislow,pleasecheckthetyrepressure.
IfthislampashesrstandthenremainsON90seconds later,itindicatesthesystemhasafailure,pleaseseekan MGAuthorisedRepairerforservice.
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DynamicStabilityControl/T ractionControl
WarningLamp-Y ellow
Ifthislampilluminatesduringdriving,it indicatesthesystemhasafailure.PleaseseekanMG AuthorisedRepairerforservice.
Ifthislampashesduringdriving,itindicatesthesystemis operatingtoassistthedriver .
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DynamicStabilityControl/T ractionControl
OFFWarningLamp-Y ellow
Ifthedynamicstabilitycontrol/tractioncontrol systemisswitchedoffmanually ,thiswarninglampwill illuminatewithanaudiblealarm.
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ABSMalfunctionIndicatorLamp-Y ellow
thislampilluminatestoconductasystemself-checkand
WiththeignitionswitchinONposition,
extinguishesuponthecompletion.Ifthelampdoesnot extinguish,seekanMGAuthorisedRepairerforservice.
IfanABSfailureoccurswhiledriving,ABSwillfunction abnormally,butnormalbrakingwillstillbeavailable.Please seekanMGAuthorisedRepairerforservice.
BrakeSystemWarning-Red
WiththeignitioninONposition,thislamp illuminatestoconductasystemself-checkandextinguishes uponthecompletion.Ifthislampdoesnotextinguishor illuminatesduringdriving,itindicatesafailurewiththe brakingsystemsuchasbrakeuidlossorelectronicbrake forcedistributionfailure.
Checkbrakeuidlevel(referto‘BrakeFluidCheckandT op Up’underthe‘Maintenance’section).Ifthelampremains on,stopthecarassoonassafetypermitsandseekanMG AuthorisedRepairerforservice.
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CheckEngine/DrivebyWireWarning-Y ellow
Thelampisusedtoindicateanyfailuredetected bytheenginemanagementsystemwhichseriouslyaffects theengineperformance.WiththeignitioninONposition, thislampilluminatestoconductasystemself-checkand extinguishesuponthecompletion.
Thislampwillilluminateifanfailurewhichmayaffectthe engineperformanceoccursduringdriving.Pleaseseekan MGAuthorisedRepairerforservice.
EngineEmissionsMalfunctionWarning-Y ellow
Thelampisusedtoindicateanyenginefailure whichwillaffecttheengineperformanceandemission. WiththeignitioninONposition,thelampilluminates toconductasystemself-checkandextinguishesafterthe vehicleisstarted.
Ifthefailureaffectingtheengineperformanceandemission occursduringdriving,itwillilluminate.PleaseseekanMG AuthorisedRepairerforservice.
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EngineCoolantT emperatureW arning-
Red/Blue
WiththeignitioninONposition,thislamp illuminatestoconductasystemself-checkandextinguishes uponthecompletion.
Whentheenginecoolanttemperaturewarninglamp illuminatesblue,itindicatestheenginecoolant temperatureistoolow .
Whentheenginecoolanttemperaturewarninglamp illuminatesblueandtheenginecoolanttemperaturegauge extinguishes,pleasecontactanMGAuthorisedRepairer forserviceifallbarsinenginecoolanttemperaturegauge gooff.
Whentheenginecoolanttemperaturewarninglamp illuminatesredandtheenginecoolanttemperaturegauge illuminateswithanaudiblealarm,itindicatestheengine coolanttemperatureishigh.Whentheenginecoolant temperatureincreasescontinuously,theenginecoolant temperaturewarninglampwillashwithanaudiblealarm.
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Highenginecoolanttemperaturecouldresultinsevere damage.Stopthevehicleandswitchofftheengineassoon assafetypermitsandseekanMGAuthorisedRepairerat theearliestopportunity.
Whentheenginecoolanttemperaturewarninglamp illuminatesredandashes,andtheenginecoolant temperaturegaugeextinguishes,itindicatesthatthe enginecoolanttemperaturesensorhasafailure,please contactanMGAuthorisedRepairerurgently .
ElectricP owerSteering(EPS)W arning-
Red/Y ellow
WiththeignitioninONposition,thislamp illuminatesredrst,thenchangesintoyellow,and extinguishesafterasystemself-check.
Whenthelampilluminatesyellow,itindicatesthatthe electricpowersteeringsystemhasageneralfailure irrelevanttosteeringangleandtheperformanceis reduced,pleasestopthecarassoonassafetypermits.And ifthelampalwayslightsonafterrestartingthevehicleand
drivingforashortwhile,pleaseseekanMGAuthorised Repairerurgently .
Whenthislampilluminatesred,itindicatestheelectric powersteeringsystemhasageneralfailurerelevantto steeringangle.PleaseseekanMGAuthorisedRepairer urgently.
Whenthislampilluminatesredandashes,itindicatesthe electricpowersteeringsystemhasaseverefailure.Please seekanMGAuthorisedRepairerurgently .
ImmobiliserSystemWarning-Red
WiththeignitioninONposition,thislamp illuminatestoconductasystemself-checkandextinguishes uponthecompletion.
WiththeignitioninONposition,thelampilluminatesifa validkeyisnotdetected.
WiththeignitioninONposition,thelampashesifthe remotekeylowbattery.
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WiththeignitioninOFFposition,thelampashesifthe vehicleisfullyarmedorpartiallyarmedwithsecurity system.
WiththeignitioninOFFposition,thelampilluminateswith anaudiblealarmwhentheintelligentkeyisnotdetected.
Pleaseputthekeyinthepositionmarkedwithatthe bottomofthecentreconsolecupholder .Forspecic position,pleasereferto‘StandbyStartingProcedure’in "Starting&Driving"section.
ElectronicParkingBrake(EPB)System
MalfunctionWarning-Yellow
WiththeignitioninONposition,thislamp illuminatestoconductasystemself-checkandextinguishes uponthecompletion.Ifelectronicparkingbrakesystem failureisdetectedorthesystemisunderdiagnosis,the lampwillilluminateaccompaniedwithaudiblealarm.Please seekanMGAuthorisedRepairerforservice.
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HillDescentControl(HDC)ON/Malfunction
Indicator-Green/Yellow
WiththeignitioninONposition,thislamp illuminatestoconductasystemself-checkandextinguishes uponthecompletion.WithHDCswitchpressed,ifthe indicatorlampilluminatesgreen,itmeanstheHDCsystem entersintoStandbymode.Whenthelampilluminates green,itindicatesthatthesystemiscurrentlyunder thecontrolofHDC.PresstheHDCswitchagain.The lampextinguishes,anditindicatestheHDCfunctionis deactivated.
IfHDCrelatedsystemhasafailure,thislampilluminates yellow.PleaseseekanMGAuthorisedRepairerurgently.
Ifthelampashesyellow,itindicatesthatthebrakesystem istoohotandHDCsystemisdisabled.
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LowFuelWarning-Y ellow
illuminatestoconductasystemself-checkandextinguishes
WiththeignitioninONposition,thislamp
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uponthecompletion.Thewarninglampilluminateswith anaudiblealarmwhentheremainingfuelinthefueltankis low.Ifpossible,pleaserefuelbeforethelowfuelwarning lampilluminates.
Whenthefuellevelcontinuestofall,thislampasheswith anaudiblealarm.Whenfuelinthetankexceedsthealert line,thislampextinguishes.Ifitdoesnotextinguish,seek anMGAuthorisedRepairerforservice.
Note:Whendrivingonsteeporroughroadswhilethe fuellevelislow,thewarninglampmayilluminate.
ElectronicParkingBrake(EPB)/Automatic
ParkingStatusIndicator-Red/Green
WiththeignitioninONposition,thislamp illuminatesgreenrstandthenchangesintoredtoconduct asystemself-check.Afterthesystemself-check,ifthelamp illuminatesred,itindicatestheelectronicparkingbrakeis enabled.Ifthislampashesred,itindicatestheelectronic parkingbrakeisnottight,ortheelectronicparkingbrake isintheprocessofdynamicbraking.
Whentheautomaticparkingsystemisoperatingtoassist thedriver ,thislampilluminatesgreen.
All-WheelDriveSystemIndicator-
Green/Y ellow
illuminatesgreenrstandthenchangesintoyellowto conductasystemself-check.WhentheLockmodeis applied,theindicatorlampilluminatesgreen;whenthe Auto-modeisapplied,theindicatorlampturnsoff.
Ifthisindicatorlampilluminatesyellowandasheswith anaudiblealarm,itindicatesall-wheeldrivesystemis overheated.Atthistime,thevehicle'sall-wheeldrive functionisdisabled.Beforetheoverheatindication disappears,pleasetrytoavoidintenseoperationofthe vehicle(e.g.depressingtheacceleratorpedaltotheend), otherwiseitwillgoagainstall-wheeldrivesystemcooling.
Ifthelampremainsyellowwithanaudiblealarm,itindicates all-wheeldrivesystemhasafault.PleaseseekanMG AuthorisedRepairerforservice.Pleasereferto‘All-Wheel
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T ransmissionOverheatingWarning-
Y ellow/Red
illuminatestoconductasystemself-checkandextinguishes uponthecompletion.
Withthetransmissionoverheating,thislampilluminates yellow,pleasespeedupthevehicletomorethan20km/h astheconditionspermitorparksafelyandshifttoPgear tocooldownthetransmission.
Withthetransmissionoverheatingseriously ,thislamp illuminatesred,pleaseparksafelyandshifttoPgearto cooldownthetransmission.Thevehiclecanonlybe startedoffafterthetransmissiontemperatureisreduced andthelampgoesoff.
Ifthedriveroperatesaspertheabovementionedfor 20minutes,thelampremainson,pleasecontactanMG
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LightsandSwitches

MasterLightingSwitch

1Side/T ailLamps,InstrumentPackandSwitch
Illumination
2DippedHeadlamps
Side/T ailLamps,InstrumentPackandSwitch
Illumination
WhentheignitionswitchisinACCposition,turnthe masterlightingswitchtoposition1toswitchonside/tail lamps,instrumentpackandswitchillumination,etc.With theignitionswitchintheOFFpositionifthelightingswitch isinposition1andthedriversdooropenedanaudible warningwillsoundtoalertthedriver ,theside/taillamps willremainon
DippedHeadlamps
WhentheignitionswitchisinONposition,turnthe masterlightingswitchtoposition2tooperatethedipped headlampsandside/taillamps.
FollowMeHome
Aftertheignitionswitchisturnedoff,pullthemaster lightingswitchtowardsthesteeringwheel.Thiswillenable theFollowMeHomefunction,dippedbeamheadlampsand rearfoglampswillilluminate.Forspecicconguration methodof"FollowMeHome",pleasereferto"Comfort
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andConvenience"in"AirConditioningandAudioSystem" section.
DaytimeRunningLamps
Thedaytimerunninglampsturnonautomaticallywhenthe ignitionswitchisinONposition.Whenthesidelamps areswitchedon,thedaytimerunninglampsextinguishes automatically.
FindMyCar
Afterthevehiclehasbeenleftinalockedconditionfor 2minutespressingthelockbuttonagainontheremote keywillenabletheFindMyCarfunction.Thisfunction willidentifythecarbymeansofanaudibleandvisualalert. PressingtheLockbuttononthehandsetagainwillsuspend thisoperation.PressingtheUnlockbuttonwillcancel thisoperation.Onsomemodelsthisfeaturecanbeset via"ComfortandConvenience"in"AirConditioningand AudioSystem"section.
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HeadlampLightingHeightManual Adjustment
Position0istheinitialpositionoftheheadlamplighting heightadjustmentswitch.Theheadlamplightingheight canbeadjustedasperthefollowingtableaccordingtothe vehicleload.
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Driveronly ,plusanevenlydistributedloadin
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HeadlampLightingHeightAutomatic Adjustment
Operatingthedippedheadlampswhilstthevehicleisin motionallowstherangeandpositionofheadlamplightsto beautomaticallyadjustedaccordingtothevehiclespeed, accelerationanddecelerationconditions,unevenroad conditions,etc.toenhancethedrivingsafetyinthenight.
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FogLampsSwitch

Foglightsshouldonlybeusedwhenvisibility isbelow100m-otherroaduserscouldbe dazzledinclearconditions.
FrontFogLamps
WiththeignitionswitchinONpositionandtheside lampson,turnthefoglampswitchtoposition1toturn
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onthefrontfoglamps.Theindicatorilluminatesonthe instrumentpanelwhenthefrontfoglampsareon.
RearFogLamps
WiththeignitionswitchinONpositionandthefront foglampsorheadlampson,turnthefoglampswitchto position2toturnontherearfoglamps.Releasetheswitch toallowittoreturntoposition1.Theindicatorilluminates ontheinstrumentpanelwhentherearfoglampsareon.
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DirectionIndicator/MainBeamSwitch

T akecarenottodazzleoncomingvehicles whendrivingusingmainbeamheadlamps.
DirectionIndicators
MovetheleverdowntoindicateaLEFTturn(1).Movethe leveruptoindicateaRIGHTturn(2).Thecorresponding
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GREENindicatorlampintheinstrumentpackwillash whentheturningsignallampsareworking.
Rotatingthesteeringwheelwillcanceltheindicator operation(smallmovementsofthesteeringwheelmay notoperatetheselfcancelling).T oindicatealanechange, movetheleverbrieyandrelease,theindicatorswillash threetimesandthencancel.
HeadlampMain/DippedBeamSwitching
WiththeignitionswitchinONpositionandthemaster lightingswitchturnedtoposition2,pushthelightstalk switch(3)towardstheinstrumentpaneltoturnon headlampmainbeams.Themainbeamindicatorlampin instrumentpackilluminates.Pushthelever(3)againto switchtodippedbeams.
MainBeamFlash
T obrieyashthemainbeamonandoff,pullthelever towardsthesteeringwheel(4)andthenrelease.

HazardWarningLamp

Pressthehazardwarninglampbuttontoturnon thehazardwarninglamps.Theturningsignallampsand directionindicatorlampswillashtogether.Pressthe buttonagaintoswitchoffthehazardwarninglamps.All turningsignallampsanddirectionindicatorlampswillstop ashing.Formoredetailsandlocationreferto"Hazard WarningDevices"in"EmergencyInformation"section.
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WipersandWashers

FrontWindscreenWiperOperation

Thewiperandwashercanoperatewhentheignitionswitch isturnedtoA CCorONposition.Operatetheleverto selectdifferentwipespeeds:
•AutomaticWipe(1)
•SlowWipe(2)
•FastWipe(3)
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•SingleWipe(4)
•AutomaticWipeSpeedAdjustment SensitivityAdjustment
•ProgramedW ash/Wiper(6)
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AutomaticWipe
Bypushingtheleveruptotheautomaticwipeposition(1), thewiperswilloperateautomatically.T urntheswitch(5) toadjusttheautomaticwipefrequency .Thisfrequencywill alsochangewiththevehiclespeed.Asthevehiclespeed increases,thewipefrequencyincreases.Asthevehicle speeddecreases,thewipefrequencydecreases.
Somevehicleshavearainsensorttedtotheinsideofthe windscreenbehindtherearviewmirror.Thesensoris abletodetectthevaryingamountsofwaterontheoutside ofthewindscreen.Withautomaticwipe,thevehicle willadjustthewipespeedaccordingtotheinformation providedbytherainsensor .T urntheswitch(5)toadjust thesensitivityofrainsensor.
Note:Immediatelyoperatingthewiperonetimecan beachievedbyincreasingthesensitivityofrainsensor. Iftherainsensordetectsconstantrain,thewiperswill
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operatecontinuously.Ifthereisnorain,pleaseturn offtheAutomaticWipe.
SlowWipe
Bypushingtheleveruptotheslowwipeposition(2),the wiperswilloperateslowly.Movethelevertore-selectthe wipingspeed.
FastWipe
Bypushingtheleveruptothefastwipeposition(3),the wiperswilloperatefast.Movethelevertore-selectthe wipingspeed.
SingleWipe
Bypressingthelevertothesinglewipeposition(4)and releasingwilloperateasinglewipe.Iftheleverisheld down,thewiperswilloperatecontinuouslyuntilthelever isreleased.
IMPORT ANT
•Avoidoperatingthewiperonadrywindshield.
•Infreezingorextremelyhotweatherconditions, makesurethatthewiperbladesarenot frozen/adheredtothewindshield.
•Inwinter ,removesnoworicefromaroundthearms andblades,includingthewipedareaofthescreen.

ProgramedWash/Wipe

Pullthelevertowardsthesteeringwheel(6)willoperate thewindscreenwashers.Afterashortdelay ,thewipers willcommenceoperatinginconjunctionwiththewashers.
Note:Thewiperscontinueoperatingforfurtherthree wipesaftertheleverisreleased.Afterseveralseconds, therewillafurtherwipetoremoveanyuiddraining downthescreen.
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Ifthewashersfailtodeliverthescreenwashsolution (dirtoricemayhaveblockedthejets),releasethe leverimmediately .Thiswillpreventthewipers fromoperating,andtheconsequentriskofvisibility beingimpairedbydirtsmearingacrosstheunwashed windscreen.
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RearWindscreenWiperOperation

•IntermittentWipe(1)
•WashandWipe(2)
•WashandWipe(3)
•AutomaticWipeSpeedAdjustment(4) Therearwindscreenwiperandwasherwilloperatewith theignitionswitchinACCorONposition.Turnthe rearwindscreenwiperswitchtointermittentwipe(1),the rearwindscreenwiperwilloperate,after3consecutive
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wipes,thewiperswillenterintermittentmode.Thetime periodbetweenthewipescanbeincreased/decreasedvia thewiperdelayswitch(4).
T urntherearwindscreenwiperswitchtowashandwipe (2)andhold,therearwindscreenwiperandwasherwill operate,andtherearwindscreenwiperwipesquickly. Releasetheswitchallowingittoreturntointermittent wipe(1),therearwindowwasherwillstopoperating.
T urntherearwindscreenwiperswitchtowashandwipe (3)andhold,therearwindscreenwiperandwasherwill operate.ReleasetheswitchallowingittoreturntoOFF position,therearwindowwasherwillstopoperating.
Note:Whenthetailgateisopened,rearwiper operationswillbedisabled.
Note:Afterthewindscreenwipersareswitchedon, iftheshiftleverisinRposition,therearwiperwill operate.
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SteeringSystem

SteeringColumnAdjustment

DONOTattempttoadjusttheheightor angleofthesteeringcolumnwhilethecaris inmotion.Thisisextremelydangerous.
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T oadjusttheangleorheightofsteeringcolumntosuityour drivingposition:
1Fullyreleasethelockinglever.
2Holdthesteeringwheelinbothhandsandtiltthe
steeringcolumnupordowntomovethewheelinto themostcomfortableposition.
3Pushorpullthesteeringwheeltowardsorfaraway
fromthebody.
4Onceacomfortabledrivingpositionhasbeen
selected,pullthelockingleverfullyuptolockthe steeringcolumnintoitsnewposition.
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ElectricPowerSteering

Ifelectricpowersteeringfailsorcannot operate,thesteeringwheelwillbehardto move,whichextremelyaffectsthedriving safety.
Theelectricpowersteeringsystemonlyactsafterthe engineisstarted,powersteeringisrealizedthrougha motorandisautomaticallyadjustedbasedonthevehicle speed,steeringtorqueandsteeringwheelangle.
Theelectricpowersteeringsystemhastheadvantagesof simplestructureandenergysaving.Comparedwiththe traditionalhydraulicpowersteeringsystem,theelectric powersteeringsystemonlyneedsenergyinactualsteering, sothatpowerlosscanbereducedinthisoperatingwayof powerconsumptionaccordingtotheneed.
IMPORT ANT
Whentheelectricpowersteeringoperates,the steeringwheelstayinginextremepositionsforalong timewillcausesteeringpowertoreduceandhand feelingtobecomeheavier.
ElectricP owerSteering(EPS)W arningLamps
Referto"W arningLampsandIndicators"in"Instruments andControls"section.
Ifthebatterycableisdisconnected,thislampilluminates yellowafterreconnection.Atthemoment,movethe steeringwheeltotheleftmostpositionandthenmoveit totherightmostpositiontonishinitialization.Thenthis lampgoesoff.
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Horn

WiththeignitionswitchinACCorONposition,press thehornbuttonarea(indicatedbyarrow)onthesteering wheeltooperatethehorn.
Note:Thevehiclehornpressanddriver’sairbagare locatedincloseproximityonthesteeringwheel.The illustrationshowsthepositionofthehornswitches,
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pleaseensurethatyoupressinthisareatoavoidany potentialconictwiththeoperationoftheairbag.
IMPORT ANT
T oavoidpossibleSRSissues,pleaseDONOTpress withexcessiveforceorhittheairbagcoverwhen operatingthehorn.
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RearviewMirrors

ExteriorMirrors

Note:Objectsviewedinexteriormirrorsmayappear furtherawaythantheyactuallyare.
ElectricAdjustmentofExteriorMirrorGlass
•WhentheignitionswitchisinACCorON/RUN/STAR T position,rotatetheknobtoselectleft(L)orright(R) rearviewmirror .
•Shaketheknobtoadjusttheangleoftheexterior mirrorglass.
•Rotatetheknobtothemiddlepositiontonishthe adjustment,sothatadjustedrearviewmirrorglassangle canbepreventedfrombeingchangedaccidentally .
ExteriorMirrorHeating
Aheatingelementhasbeenintegratedineachexterior mirrortoeliminatethefrostorfogontheglass.The heatingelementoperateswhiletheheatedrearwindow
isswitchedon.
Note:Theheatingfunctionofrearwindowand exteriormirrorcanbeenabledonlywhentheengine isrunning.
ExteriorMirrorFolding
Theexteriormirrorscanbefoldedsoastoavoidcollision orfacilitatetopassthroughanarrowpassage.
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ManualFoldingofRearviewMirror
Foravehicleequippedwithexteriormirrormanual folding,theexteriormirrorscanonlybefoldedbackwards manually.
ElectricFoldingofRearviewMirror
Foravehicleequippedwithexteriormirrorelectricfolding, whentheignitionswitchisatACCorON/RUN/ST AR T , rotatetheknobtothemiddleposition,andshakethesnob down.Theexteriormirrorswillbefoldedautomatically .
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Operatethisknobdownwardagain,therearviewmirrors willreturntotheoriginalpositions.
Unlock/lockthevehiclebyremotekey,theexterior mirrorswillbedeployed/foldedautomatically .
Note:Foravehicleequippedwithexteriormirror electricfolding,iftheexteriormirrorsdeviatefrom originalpositionsduetohumanorotherfactors,it canrestoretotheoriginalpositionbyoperatingthe knobtomaketheexteriormirrortocompletefold anddeploymentonetime.
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Theadjustmentofmirrorsandtheelectricfoldingof exteriormirrorsareoperatedwiththeelectricswitch, operatingthemirrordirectlywithhandmayresult inthefailureofrelateddevice;directlyinjectinghigh pressurewatercolumnmayalsoresultinfailureof electricdevices.
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AUTO
21 3

InteriorMirrors

Adjustthebodyoftheinteriormirrortoachievethebest possibleview.Theanti-dazzlefunctionoftheinterior mirrorhelpstoreducetheglarefromtheheadlampsof followingvehiclesatnight.
AutomaticAnti-dazzleInteriorMirror
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OperationIndicator3LightSensor
2AutomaticAnti-dazzleFunctionSwitch
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Afterthecarisstarted,theautomaticanti-dazzlefunction isswitchedonautomatically(operationindicatorON). Whentheheadlampsoftherearvehiclemaydazzlethe driver,thelightsensorswitchesontheanti-dazzlefunction. Presstheautomaticanti-dazzlefunctionswitch(operation indicatorOFF)toswitchofftheautomaticanti-dazzle function,andpressitagaintore-startthisfunction.
Theautomaticanti-dazzlefunctioncannotbeactivated properlyinthefollowingsituations:
•Thelightoftherearvehiclecannotirradiatethelight sensordirectly .
•Almisattachedontherearwindow.
•Thereservegearisselected.
Note:Attachinglmontherearwindowmayhave inuencesontheusageofautomaticanti-dazzle function.
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ManualAnti-dazzleInteriorMirror
Movetheleveratthebaseoftheinteriormirrortochange itsangle,soastoachievetheanti-dazzlefunction.Normal visibilityisrestoredbypullingtheleverbackagain.
Note:Insomecircumstances,usingmanual anti-dazzlefunctionoftheinteriormirrormayconfuse thedriverastothepreciselocationoffollowing vehicles.
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SunVisors

Thevanitymirroronthedriversidecanonly beusedwhenthecarstops.
Sunvisors(1),vanitymirrors(2)andvanitymirrorlights* (3)arearrangedontheroofaheadofbothdriverandfront passenger.
Pulldownthesunvisortousethevanitymirror.Iftheroof hasvanitymirrorlights,avanitymirrorlightisswitchedon
whenthecoverisopened,anditisswitchedoffwhenthe coverisclosed.
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Windows

PowerWindowSwitches

1LeftFrontWindowSwitch
2RightFrontWindowSwitch
3LeftRearWindowSwitch
4RightRearWindowSwitch
5RearWindowIsolationSwitch
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WindowOperation

Ensurechildrenarekeptclearwhenraisingor loweringawindow.
Presstheswitch(1-4)tolowerthewindow ,andpull theswitchtoraisethewindow.Releasetheswitch,the windowwillstopmoving(unlessthe‘One-T ouch’function isactive).
Note:Thefrontandrearpassengerwindowscanalso beoperatedbyindividualwindowswitches,mounted oneachdoor.Therearwindowswitcheswillnot functioniftherearwindowisolationswitch(5)onthe driverdoorhasbeenactivated.
Note:WhentheignitionswitchisinACCor ON/RUN/STAR T ,thepowerwindowcanbeoperated (Forsafety:doorsshouldbeclosed).
RearWindowIsolationSwitch
Presstheswitch(5)toisolatetherearwindowcontrols(an indicatorlampintheswitchilluminates),andpressagainto restorecontrol.
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Note:ItisrecommendedthatyouISOLA TEtherear windowswitcheswhencarryingchildren.
Note:Pleaseoperatethewindowscorrectlytoavoid danger,thedrivershallinstructtheoccupantsonthe useofwindowsandsafetyprecautions.
"One-touch"Down
Shortpressthewindowcontrolswitch(1to4)tothe "2"positionandrelease.Thecorrespondingwindow automaticallydescendstofullyopen.Windowmovement canbestoppedatdesiredpositionatanytimebybriey pullingupthecorrespondingswitchduringdescent.
"One-touch"Upand"Anti-pinch"
Leftfrontwindow(1)featuresthe"One-touch"up,thatis, shortlyliftupthewindowswitch(1)to2ndpositionand release,thewindowautomaticallyascendstofullyclose; windowmovementcanbestoppedatdesiredpositionat anytimebyoperatingtheswitchagain.
The‘Anti-pinch’functionisasafetyfeaturewhichprevents thewindowfromfullyclosingifanobstructionissensed-
ifthishappensthewindowwillopenslightlytoallowthe obstructionberemoved.
Note:DONO Tliftandlowerthedriverpowerwindow forseveraltimesinshorttime,otherwisethethermal protectionstrategycanbetriggeredtocausethe temporaryfailureofdriverwindowupanddown.If theaboveconditionsoccur,pleasewait30seconds beforeliftingandloweringthedrivepowerwindow, andwaitanother30minutestoensuretheliftermotor iscooldownduringwhichthenegativebatterycable shouldnotbedisconnected.
Note:Ifthebatteryisdisconnectedduringlifting andloweringofthewindow,"one-touch"upand "anti-pinch"featurewillbelost,themessagecentre willdisplay'PleaseInitialiseDriverWindow'.T o restorethisfeature,fullyopenandthenfullyclosethe windowholdingtheswitchfor5secondsintheclosed position.
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Sunroof
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Instructions

DONO Tallowthepassengertostretchany partofhisbodyoutofthesunroofwhile driving-toavoidtheinjuriescausedbyying objectsortreebranches.
•Donotopenthesunroofinrainydays;
•Whenthecarspeedexceeds120km/h,it'sbetternot toopenthesunroof;
•Openthesunroofonlyafterdrainingoffthewateron thesunroofglass,otherwisewaterdropsmayoccuron thesunroof;
•Cleanthesurfacesofglassandweatherstripwith cleaningagentssuchasalcohol.
•Uponthecompletionofthesunroofoperation,release thesunroofoperationswitchintime.Otherwiseitmay resultinfailure.
•T oensurethesunrooffunctionsnormally,pleaseclean itfrequentlyandgotoanMGAuthorisedRepairerfor serviceasrequired.
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SunroofOperation

Whenoperatingthesunroof,youshall ensurethesafetyofoccupants,especially thechildren;DONO Tputlimbsanditems inthemovingpathofthesunroof,soasto avoidtheinjurycausedbythepinch.
Incaseoflowbattery,anti-pinchfunctionsof sunroofandsunshadewillfail.
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WhentheignitionswitchissettoACCorON/RUN/ START ,youcanoperatethesunroof.
Sunroofassemblyconsistsoftwopiecesofglassofwhich thefrontglasscanbeopenedbyslidingortilting,therear oneisxed-typeandcannotbeopened,andasunshade whichcanbeopenedbysliding.Theopeningmethodscan beidentiedaccordingtotheswitchsymbols.
SunroofGlassOperation
OpentheSunroofGlassbyTilting
Closethesunroofglass,andopenthesunrooftothe maximumpositionbyshortlypressingtherearpartofthe switchinthedirectionasindicatedbythearrow .Press theswitchagaintointerrupttheprocess.
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ClosetheSunroofGlassbyTilting
Pulldowntherearoftheswitchtoautomaticallyclosethe sunroofinthedirectionasindicatedbythearrow.Shortly operatetheswitchagaintointerrupttheprocess.
T omanuallyclosethesunroof,pulldowntherearofthe switchinthedirectionasindicatedbythearrowandhold it,untilthesunroofreachesthedesiredposition.
OpentheSunroofGlassbySliding
Rotatetheswitchclockwiseandholdituntil thesunroofglassisopenedfullybysliding.Stoptheglass switchindifferentposition,andtheglasswillstopinplace.
ClosetheSunroofGlassbySliding
Rotatetheswitchcounterclockwiseandholdit untilthesunroofglassisclosedfullybysliding.Stopthe glassswitchindifferentposition,andtheglasswillstopin place.
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SunroofSunshadeOperation
Openthesunshade.
Shortpressthebuttontoautomaticallyopen
thesunshade,andpressitagaintostoptheprocess.
T omanuallyopenthesunshade,pressandholdthebutton untilthesunshadereachesthedesiredposition,andrelease it.
ClosetheSunshade
Shortpressthebuttontoautomaticallyclose
thesunshade,andpressitagaintostoptheprocess.
T omanuallyclosethesunshade,pressandholdthebutton untilthesunshadereachesthedesiredposition,andrelease it.
Note:Ifyouparkthevehicleforalongperiodoftime, itisrecommendedtoclosethesunshade;ifpossible, parkthevehicleintogaragetopreventthein-car temperaturefromrisingduetolong-timeexposure, withoutdamagingtheinteriors.
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Anti-pinchFunction
Duringautomaticclosebysliding,afterencountering anobstaclethesunroofglassandsunshadewillstop closingandopenautomaticallytoallowtheobstacletobe removed.
ForciblyShutDowntheSunroofGlass(without
anti-pinchfunction)
Forciblyshutdownthesunroofglassreopeneddueto activationofanti-pinchfunction:pulldowntherearof sunroofglassswitchwithin5secondsandholdituntilthe glassgoesofffully .Pleasenotethatthesunroofglassis withoutanti-pinchfunctionduringclose.
ForciblyShutDowntheSunroofSunshade(without
anti-pinchfunction)
Forciblyshutdownthesunroofsunshadereopeneddueto activationofanti-pinchfunction:presstheclosebuttonof sunroofsunshadewithin5secondsandholdituntilthe sunshadegoesofffully .Pleasenotethatthesunshadeis withoutanti-pinchfunctionduringclose.
Note:Theanti-pinchfunctionofsunroofglassonly workswhenitisbeingclosedbysliding.
InitializationofSunroof
Sunroofoperationwillbeinuencedbypowerfailurewhen sunroofglassorsunshadeisinmotion,anditisnecessary toinitializeafterpoweron.
Glassinitialization:closetheglass,pulldowntherearof sunroofglassswitchandholditfor10seconds,andthe glasswillautomaticallyopenbyslidingforadistanceduring whichtheswitchshallkeepbeingpulleddownandthen closeautomatically .
Sunshadeinitialization:closethesunshade,presstheclose buttonofsunshadeandholditfor10seconds,andthe sunshadewillautomaticallyopenbyslidingforadistance duringwhichtheswitchshallkeepbeingpressedandthen closeautomatically .
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12 2

InteriorLighting

FrontInteriorLamp

Pressanyoneofbuttons(2)toswitchonthe correspondinglamp,andpressitagaintoswitchthelamp off.
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RearInteriorLamp

Thelampislocatedatbothleftandrightsidesofceiling. Presstheshownlenstoswitchontherearinteriorlamp, andpressitagaintoswitchoffthelamp.
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AutomaticOperation

Pressthebutton(1)forfrontinteriorlamptoturnon automaticoperation,andpressitagaintoturnoffthe function.
Thefrontandrearinteriorlampswillbeswitchedon automaticallyaslongasthefollowingsoccur .
•Thecarisunlocked.
•Anydoororthetailgateisopened.
•Theignitionisswitchedoff,andthewidthlampswas onceswitchedonwithin30secondsbeforetheignition isswitchedoff.
Note:Ifadoororthetailgateisopenformorethan 15minutes,thefrontinteriorlampwillbeswitchedoff automaticallytoavoidlowbattery.
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12V

PowerSocket

Front12VPowerSocket

Whenthefrontpowersocketisnotused, insertthepluginplace,otherwiseforeign objectsmayfallintoittoaffecttheuseand evencauseshort-circuitaccidents.
Front12Vpowersocketislocatedatfrontofshiftlever andcanbeusedaspowersupplywhentheignitionswitch isinACCorON/RUN/ST AR T .
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Ontherightoffront12Vpowersocket,somemodelsalso beequippedwithaUSBinterface(1)andsomehigh-end modelsequippedwithtwoUSBinterfaces(1and2); USBinterfacecaneithersupply5Vvoltageasthepower interfaceorachievethefeatureofdatatransmission.
Note:Somemodelsonlyhavefront12Vpowersocket ofwhichthevoltageis12Vandthepoweris120W .
Note:Continualuseoffrontpowersocketafterengine ameoutwillconsumebatterypower,long-timeuse maycauselowbattery,andtheenginemaynotstart normally.
Note:Nocigarlighteronthevehicle.Ifrequired, pleasecontactanMGAuthorisedRepairer.
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RearConsoleP owerSocket

Rearconsolepowersocketislocatedatrearofthe centreconsoleandcanbeusedbyturningoverthecover downwardandpullingouttheplugwhentheignition switchisinACCorON/RUN/STAR T .
Pleasetthepowersocketplugafteruse.
Note:Thevoltageofrearconsolepowersocketis12V anditspoweris120W.
Note:Continualuseofrearconsolepowersocket afterengineameoutwillconsumebatterypower,
long-timeusemaycauselowbattery,andtheengine maynotstartnormally.

T runkPowerSocket

T runkpowersocketislocatednearleftlampofthetrunk andcanbeusedbypullingouttheplugwhentheignition switchisinACCorON/RUN/STAR T .
Pleasetthepowersocketplugafteruse.
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Note:Thevoltageofthetrunkpowersocketis12V, andthepowerratingis120W.
Note:Continualuseoftrunkpowersocketafter engineameoutwillconsumebatterypower, long-timeusemaycauselowbattery,andtheengine maynotstartnormally.
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StorageDevices

Instructions

•Pleasecloseallstoragedeviceswhenthecarisrunning. Leavingthesestoragedevicesopenmaycausepersonal injuryinemergencystart,hardbrakeandcaraccident.
•DONO Tplaceammablematerialssuchasliquidor lightersinanystoragedevices.Inhotsummers,high temperaturemayignitetheinammablesandcause res.

GloveBox

1
Pullthehandleonthegloveboxcovertoopentheglove box,andthegloveboxlightwillautomaticallyilluminate.
Acarequippedwithagloveboxlightalsohasthefunction ofgloveboxcoldstorage.Settheairconditioningsystem tothecoolingstatus,androtatetheknobatthetopofthe gloveboxinteriortouseitsfunctionofcoldstorage.
Pushtheboxcoverforwardtoclosetheglovebox.Make surethegloveboxisfullyclosedwhenthecarisdriving.
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StorageBoxontheDriverSide

Locatedatthelowersideoftheinstrumentpanelonthe driverside.
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SmallStorageCompartment

Liftthearmrest(arrowed)toopenthecompartment cover .Putthearmrestdowntoclosethesmallstorage compartment.Slidethearmrestbackandforthas required.
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1
2
B
A

GlassesBox*

Theglassesboxcanbeusedonlywhenthe carisstopped.
Theglassesboxisclosetotheinteriorlightsandreading lamps.Pressthepanel(arrowed),andplacetheglasses intotheglassesboxafteropeningit.Closetheglassesbox whenitisnotinuse.
Note:Onlytheglasseswiththestandardglassesframe canbeputintotheglassesbox.

T runkStorageCompartment

DONO Tplaceobjectsontheluggagecover
*
behindtherearseatinordertoprevent potentialpersonalinjuriesincaseofatrafc accident.
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3
3
2
1
Ifyouplantouseatrunkstoragecompartment,rstretract theluggagecover*(1),moveitalongthegrooveuntilitis retracted.
Liftthetrunkcarpet(2),andxittothetopoftheroof withhooks(A).Placeitemsproperlyinthetrunkstorage compartmentaccordingtotheirsizes.T wobafeplates canberemoved(B).Afteritemsareplacedinthetrunk storagecompartment,putdownthetrunkcarpetandkeep itsmooth.
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Whentheluggagecover edgepipeplug1toouterpipe3,rotatetheplugupward toengageitwiththeouterpipewhiletheedgepiperests attheretainingblock2asshown.
Theedgepipeoftheluggagecover*hastobeplugged intothegroove,otherwiseabnormalsoundwillbe producedduringrunning.
*
istoberetracted,retractthe
IMPORT ANT
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CupHolder

DONO Tplaceacupwithhotdrinkinthe cupholder.Youmayburnyourselforhave otherinjuriesifthehotdrinkspillswhenthe carisrunning.
CentreConsoleCupHolder
Thecentreconsolecupholderisatthefrontendofthe centreconsolearmrestassembly,andcanbeturnedonor offbygentlypullingtherollershutters.

RearArmrestandRearCupHolder

Foldforwardtoopenthereararmrest.Therearecup holdersatthefrontendofthereararmresttoholdcups orbeveragecupsetc.
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RoofLuggageRack

Theroofloadsshallnotexceedthemaximum authorisedloadfortheroof,orelsethey mayleadtoanaccidentandcausethecar damaged.
Looseorimproperlyxedloadsmayfallfrom theroofluggagerackandleadtoanaccident orcausepeopleinjured.
Whenheavyorlargeitemsarecarriedonthe roofluggagerack,thecontrolabilityofthe carwillchangeduetotheshiftofthecentre ofgravityaswellastheincreaseofthefrontal area.Avoidemergencysteering,emergency accelerationoremergencybrakingwhenthe carisrunning.
Payattentiontothefollowingsinusingtheroofluggage rack:
•Fixloadstothefrontoftheroofasfaraspossible,and distributetheroofloadevenly.
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•Besuretoremovetheroofloadsandtheloading equipmentinstalledbyyourselfpriortopassingthrough automaticcleaningequipment.
•Theheightofthecarchangesafteritemsareloaded ontheroofluggagerack,sobesuretocheckwhether thecarcanpassthroughlowplacessuchasatunnelor garagedoorinadvance.
•Theloadsontheroofluggagerackmustnotstopthe sunroofandtailgatefromopeningoraffecttheroof antenna.
•Becarefulnottoknockagainsttheroofloadswhen openingthetailgate.
•Wheninstallingorremovingapieceofloading equipment,followtheinstructionsprovidedbythe manufactureroftheloadingequipment.

MaximumAuthorisedLoadfortheRoof

Themaximumauthorisedloadfortheroofis50kg,and theroofloadincludestheweightoftheroofloadsandthat oftheloadingequipmentinstalled.
Besuretoknowabouttheweightofloads,andweighthem whennecessary.Neverexceedthemaximumauthorised loadfortheroof.
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PeriodicalCheck

Alwaychecktheconditionsofboltconnectorsand fastenersbeforeusingtherackluggagerack.Periodically checktheconditionsofboltconnectorsandfasteners.
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68Ventilation
71ElectronicTemperatureControl
—Radio
75ElectronicTemperatureControl
—8inchcolordisplay
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Radio
87EntertainmentSystem
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Ventilation

1SideV ents
2WindscreenV ents
3CenterV ent
4FrontSeatFeetVents
5FrontSideWindowV ents
6CentreConsoleV ents
Therearealso2rearseatfeetvents, respectivelyontheoorunderthe frontseats(notshowninthegure).
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Theheating,ventilationandairconditioningsystem providesfresh,cooingorheatedairtotheinteriorofthe carfromtheairintakegrilleinfrontofthewindscreen.
Alwayskeeptheairintakegrilleclearofobstructionssuch asleaves,snoworice.

Particle/PollenFilter

Theparticle/pollenlterhelpstokeepthecarinteriorfree frompollenanddust.T oremainfullyeffective,thelter shouldbereplacedattherecommendedserviceinterval.

Vents

CenterVent
2
T ogglethebuttondownallthewaytoclosethevent,and togglethebuttonuptoopenthevent.T ogglethebuttonat thecentreoftheventupanddown,leftandrighttodirect theairow .
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SideVents
T ogglethebuttondownallthewaytoclosethevent,and togglethebuttonuptoopenthevent.T ogglethebuttonat thecentreoftheventupanddown,leftandrighttodirect theairow .
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CentreConsoleVents
Rotatethethumb-wheeluptoopenthecentreconsole vents,whilerotatethethumb-wheeldowntoclosethe centreconsolevents.Directtheairowbymovingthe controlinthecentreofthelouvresupordown,orfrom sidetoside.
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AC
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Radio

ControlPanel

1T emperatureControl
2Defrost/Defog
3ACOn/Off
4AirRecirculationMode
5HeatedRearWindow
6BlowerSpeedControl/SystemOn/Off
7WindscreenandFeetMode
8FeetMode
9FaceandFeetMode
10FaceMode
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A C

BlowerSpeedControl

Rotatetheblowerspeedcontrolknobclockwiseor counterclockwisetoincreaseordecreasetheblower speed.
Settheblowerspeedto0toturnofftheA/Csystem.

T emperatureControl

Rotatethetemperaturecontrolknobclockwiseor counterclockwisetoincreaseordecreasetheair temperatureatvents.

ACOn/Off

toactivatecooling,meanwhiletheindicatorsonthebutton illuminate,andallfunctionsarerestoredtothestatebefore thesystemisturnedoff.Pressthisbuttonagaintoturnoff cooling.Theindicatorextinguishes.
Note:
1airconditioningcoolingcanonlybeswitchedon
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PresstheACon/off,airconditioningrequests
aftertheengineisstarted.
2AftertheACisswitchedoff,thesystemcanstill
provideheatingandventilationfunction.
3Asmallamountofcondensedwatermaybeleft
insidetheairconditionerafterairconditioning coolinguse,whichmaygeneratepeculiarsmell, itisrecommendedtohavetheblowerrunfor5 minutesaftertheACisturnedoff,soastoavoid thecondensedwaterresidueandgenerationof peculiarsmell.

AirDistributionMode

Selectthecorrespondingbuttontoregulatetheair distributionmodeasrequired.
For"Face".Directsairtodistributethroughthe
side,centreandrearcentrevents.
For"Face+Feet".Directsairtodistribute
throughthefeet,side,centreandrearcentrevents.
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For"Feet".Directsairtodistributethroughthe
feetvents.
Note:Inthismode,asmallamountofairowwillbe directedtotheside,windscreensideandwindscreen vents.
For"Feet+Windscreen".Directsairto
distributethroughthewindscreenandfeetvents.
Note:Inthismode,asmallamountofairowwillbe directedtothesideventsandwindscreensidevent.

HeatedRearWindow

Rearwindowheaterisasensitiveelement, whichmaybedamagedbyimproperuse. DONOTscrapetheinnersideoftheglass, andDONO Tattachalabelontheheating element.
Presstheheatedrearwindowbutton,the
heatedrearwindowfunctionisswitchedon,andthe
indicatorinthebuttonwillilluminate.Theheatedrear windowfunctionwillautomaticallyturnoffafteroperating for15minutes.Operateitforasecondtimewithin5 minutes,andautomaticallyturnoffafterheatingfor8 minutes.Whentheheatedrearwindowoperates,press thebuttonagaintoturnofftheheatingfunction,andthen theindicatorinthebuttongoesout.
Note:Theheatedrearwindowfunctionisonly operationalwhentheengineisrunning.

AirRecirculationMode

Presstheairrecirculationmodeonthe controlpanel,switchtherecirculationdampertointernal recirculationorexternalrecirculation.
Whenthevehiclereceivesareversesignalanda windscreenwashingsignal,internalrecirculationand externalrecirculationwillbeautomaticallyswitched,and theautomaticswitchingfunctionwillbeforbiddeninthe defrost/defogmode.
Note:Keepingtherecirculationdamperclosedmay resultinwindscreenfrosting/fogging.Ifthissituation
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occurs,selectthe"Windscreen"modewiththeair distributionmodebutton,andadjusttheblowerspeed tomaximum.

Defrost/Defog

andtheindicatorinthebuttonwillcomeon.Meanwhile thesystemwillenterintothedenedblowerspeedand customer-settemperaturetobrightenwindscreenandside windows.
Pressthedefrost/defogagaintoexitthedefrost/defog state.Thentheindicatorwillgoout,andthesystemwill returntothepreviousstate.
Ifthedefrost/defogmodeisselected,operatethe ACbuttontoturnon/offthecompressor;operate theairrecirculationmodetoswitchbetweeninternal recirculationandexternalrecirculation,withoutquiting thedefrost/defogmodeineithercase;toswitchto acorrespondingairdistributionmodeandquitthe defrost/defogmode,operateotherairdistribution functions.
Pressthedefrost/defogonthecontrolpanel,
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1 2 3 4 5
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ElectronicT emperatureControl—8 inchcolordisplay
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ControlPanel

1T emperatureControl/SystemOn/Off
2Defrost/Defog
3ACOn/Off
4AirRecirculationMode
5HeatedRearWindow
6BlowerSpeedControl
7WindscreenandFeetMode
8FeetMode
9FaceandFeetMode
10FaceMode
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A C

SystemOn/Off

theairconditioningsystemwillbeturnedonandrestore tothestatebeforeoff.Pressthesystemon/offonthe controlpanelagaintoturnofftheairconditioningsystem.
Note:Whentheairconditioningsystemisturned off,thecurrentrecirculationdamperstatecanstill showontheairconditioningdisplay,andpresstheair recirculationmodecanstillchangetherecirculation damperstate.
Note:Turningofftheentertainmentsystemwillonly turnofftheairconditioningsystemdisplaybutnotthe airconditioningsystem.
Pressthesystemon/offonthecontrolpanel,

BlowerSpeedControl

Rotatetheblowerspeedcontrolknobclockwiseor counterclockwisetoincreaseordecreasetheblower speed.
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T emperatureControl

Rotatethetemperaturecontrolknobclockwiseor counterclockwisetoincreaseordecreasetheair temperatureatvents.

ACOn/Off

PresstheACon/off,airconditioningrequests toactivatecooling,meanwhiletheindicatorsonthebutton illuminate,andallfunctionsarerestoredtothestatebefore thesystemisturnedoff.Pressthisbuttonagaintoturnoff cooling.Theindicatorextinguishes.
Note:
1airconditioningcoolingcanonlybeswitchedon
aftertheengineisstarted.
2AftertheACisswitchedoff,thesystemcanstill
provideheatingandventilationfunction.
3Asmallamountofcondensedwatermaybeleft
insidetheairconditionerafterairconditioning coolinguse,whichmaygeneratepeculiarsmell, itisrecommendedtohavetheblowerrunfor5
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minutesaftertheACisturnedoff,soastoavoid thecondensedwaterresidueandgenerationof peculiarsmell.

AirDistributionMode

Selectthecorrespondingbuttontoregulatetheair distributionmodeasrequired.
For"Face".Directsairtodistributethroughthe
side,centreandrearcentrevents.
For"Face+Feet".Directsairtodistribute
throughthefeet,side,centreandrearcentrevents.
For"Feet".Directsairtodistributethroughthe
feetvents.
Note:Inthismode,asmallamountofairowwillbe directedtotheside,windscreensideandwindscreen vents.
distributethroughthewindscreenandfeetvents.
For"Feet+Windscreen".Directsairto
Note:Inthismode,asmallamountofairowwillbe directedtothesideventsandwindscreensidevent.

HeatedRearWindow

Rearwindowheaterisasensitiveelement, whichmaybedamagedbyimproperuse. DONOTscrapetheinnersideoftheglass, andDONO Tattachalabelontheheating element.
Presstheheatedrearwindowbutton,the heatedrearwindowfunctionisswitchedon,andthe indicatorinthebuttonwillilluminate.Theheatedrear windowfunctionwillautomaticallyturnoffafteroperating for15minutes.Operateitforasecondtimewithin5 minutes,andautomaticallyturnoffafterheatingfor8 minutes.Whentheheatedrearwindowoperates,press thebuttonagaintoturnofftheheatingfunction,andthen theindicatorinthebuttongoesout.
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Note:Theheatedrearwindowfunctionisonly operationalwhentheengineisrunning.

AirRecirculationMode

Presstheairrecirculationmodeonthe controlpanel,switchtherecirculationdampertointernal recirculationorexternalrecirculation.
Whenthevehiclereceivesareversesignalanda windscreenwashingsignal,internalrecirculationand externalrecirculationwillbeautomaticallyswitched,and theautomaticswitchingfunctionwillbeforbiddeninthe defrost/defogmode.
Note:Keepingtherecirculationdamperclosedmay resultinwindscreenfrosting/fogging.Ifthissituation occurs,selectthe"Windscreen"modewiththeair distributionmodebutton,andadjusttheblowerspeed tomaximum.
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Defrost/Defog

Pressthedefrost/defogonthecontrolpanel, andtheindicatorinthebuttonwillcomeon.Meanwhile thesystemwillenterintothedenedblowerspeedand customer-settemperaturetobrightenwindscreenandside windows.
Pressthedefrost/defogagaintoexitthedefrost/defog state.Thentheindicatorwillgoout,andthesystemwill returntothepreviousstate.
Ifthedefrost/defogmodeisselected,operatethe ACbuttontoturnon/offthecompressor;operate theairrecirculationmodetoswitchbetweeninternal recirculationandexternalrecirculation,withoutquiting thedefrost/defogmodeineithercase;toswitchto acorrespondingairdistributionmodeandquitthe defrost/defogmode,operateotherairdistribution functions.
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Radio

Instructions

1Whencleaningthevehicle,ensurethatwaterdoes
notdroptotheaudiosystem.
2Useasoftclothtocleanthedisplay.Usealcoholto
removestubborndirt.Donotusewater ,solventor abrasivecleaner ,thesesubstanceswilldamagethe display.
3Theradioisdesignedtooperatebetween
temperaturesof-20℃～70℃.Whenthe temperatureisverylowinthevehicle,donotusethis deviceimmediatelyafterswitchingontheheater.
4Malfunctionsduringtheplaybacksuchasthe
distortion,interferenceandpoorsignalaregenerally causedbythesurroundingenvironmentconditions, suchasthesignalintensity,mountainousregions,high buildings,bridges,eventheelectricityinterruptionof thecable,ratherthantheradioitself.
5TheUSBportoftheradiodoesnotsupportportable
harddisks.
6TheUSBportoftheradiomaybeusedinconjunction
withcertaincardreadermodels,butsupportofall typesofcardreadersmaynotbeguaranteed.
7TheUSBportoftheradiodoesnotsupportthe
connectionwithUSBhubornottousetheextension.
8TheUSBportoftheradiomaynotbeabletoidentify
certainUSBbrandsandmodels,orlescontained cannotbeplayedcorrectly.SeekanMGAuthorised Repairer.
9TheUSBportsupportstherechargingfunction,and
theunitcanonlyplaythemusicsstoredinthemobile phonesetasthemassstoragedevice;Appledevices arenotsupported.
IMPORT ANT
Onlyusetheradiocontrolswhentrafcconditions permit.
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RadioControlPanel

1Numericbutton[1]
2Numericbutton/Random
button[]
3Numericbutton/Cyclebutton[]
4[ON/OFF]button/[VOL]knob
5Bluetoothtelephone[]button
6[SRC]button
7[USB]port
8[]button
9[]button
10[MENU]button
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11Microphone
12Numericbutton/Nextfolder[]
13Numericbutton/Previousfolder
[]
14Numericbutton/Information
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BasicOperations

PowerOn/Off
Pressthe[ON/OFF]buttontostartthesystem,andpress itagaintoturnoffthesystem.
30MinutesPlaybackFunction
Withtheignitionoff,pressthe[ON/OFF]buttontopower onthesystem.After30minutestheunitwillbeswitched offautomatically.Pressthe[ON/OFF]buttonagainto resumetheradiofunction.
Note:T oavoidlowbatteryandstartfailure,this functionshallbeusedinmoderation.
VolumeAdjustment
T urn[VOL]knobcounterclockwise,thevolumedecreases at1,theminimumvolumeis0.T urn[VOL]knobclockwise, thevolumeincreasesat1,themaximumvolumeis32. Whenthe[ deviceisinthestateofmute.
]appearsinthedisplay,itindicatesthatthe
MenuFunctions
Shortpress[MENU]buttontoenterintothemenu functions,rotatethe[MENU]buttontodisplayeach functionincycle,andpressitagaintoenterthesub-menu.
In[BASS]mode,turnthebuttontoadjustthebasseffect (-7～+7).
In[TREBLE]mode,turnthebuttontoadjustthetreble effect(-7～+7).
In[BALANCE]mode,rotatethebuttontoadjustthe balanceeffect(L7～R7).
In[EQ]mode,rotatethebutton,andthesoundeffectwill switchamongtheCLASSIC,R OCK,POP ,JAZZ,V OCAL andFLA T .
In[LOUDNESS]mode,rotatethebuttontoswitchoff/on theloudness.
PlaybackMode
IntheUSBplaybackmode,shortpress[ buttontoselectrandomandrepeatmode.
]or[]
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FolderMode
IntheUSBplaybackmode,shortpress[ buttontoenterintofolderselection(upward/downward) mode;shortpress[ upwardordownward.
]or[]againtoselectthefolder
]or[]
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RadioFunction

BandSelection
Press[SRC]buttontoselectbandsofFM1,FM2,FMAand AM.
Note:Ifthestationplaysinstereomode,thescreen willdisplay"ST"atthebottom.
T uning
Thesystemisprovidedwith3tuningmodes.These3 tuningmodesrespectivelyaretheautomatictuning,manual tuningandpresettuning.
AutomaticT uning
Withthe[]/[]buttonshortpressed,theradio automaticallysearchesforanacceptableradiostationof strongsignalintherangeoffrequency.Onceastationis found,thatstationwillbeplayedimmediately.
ManualT uning
Intheradiomode,rotatethe[MENU]buttontosearch thestationmanually.
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PresetT uning
Thememoryhas24presetpositions(FM1,FM2,FMAand AM)forstoringstations.Pressthenumericbutton1～6 toselectautomaticallyastationfrequencystored.
StoringaStation
Thesystemcanprovide2storingmodes:manualstoring andautostoring.
ManualStoring
•Press[SRC]buttontoselectthedesiredwaveband.
•Useautosearch,manualsearchorpresetsearchto selectthedesiredstation.
•Longpress(morethan2s)anynumericbuttontostore thecurrentstationfrequencyintothepresetmemory (thescreendisplaysthestationwavebandandfrequency stored).
Note:Ifthereisastationalreadystoredinthe memory,itwillbeoverwrittenbythenewlystored station.
AutoStoring
Inthedesiredwaveband,longpress[SRC]button,thenthe 6strongestFM/AMstationfrequencieswillbestoredinthe memoryofFMAorAMinorderofsignalstrength.Ifthe auto-storeisunabletond6strongstations,thestations previouslystoredinthememorypositionswillberetained andnotbeoverwritten.
Whenthe[AST]appearsinthedisplay,itindicatesthat receivedstationsarebeingstoredautomatically .
Note:Theauto-storewilloverwriteallstationsalready storedbytheFMAorAMnumericbutton.
ScanningaStation
InFMorAMmode,longpressthe[MENU]tosearch stationsupwardautomatically .Whenastationsignalis searched,theunitwillstopsearchingandplaythecurrent stationfor10s,andthefrequencywillashfor10timesin thedisplay .Ifyouwanttosticktothecurrentstation,long pressthe[MENU]buttonagain.Ifnot,theunitwillsearch thenextstationautomaticallyafter10s'splayback.
Whenthe[SCAN]appearsinthedisplay ,itindicatesthat thestationsarebeingsearched.
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USBMode

ConnectaUSB,andinsertUSBmemoryintotheUSB socket.
When[]appearsinthedisplay,itindicatesthatthe USBmemoryhasbeenconnected.When[
]appears,it
indicatesthattheexternaldeviceisrecharging.
USBPlayback
Press[]buttononcetoselectthenexttrack.
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Ifthetrackelapsedtimeismorethan3seconds,press[] buttontoreturntothestartofthecurrenttrackandpress itagaintostarttheprevioustrack.Ifelapsedtimeisless than3seconds,press[]buttononcetoreturntothe previoustrack.
Duringplayback,[]inthedisplayindicatesthattracks areplayedinrandommode,and[
]standsforthecycle mode.T oselectthemodebyshortpressing[]button or[]button.
Note:Thesystemcanonlyplaythelesinmp3and wmaformats.
RemoveUSB
RemovetheUSBmode,thenotheraudiosourceisplayed viatheinteriorspeaker.DonotremovetheUdiskwhen theleintheUdiskisbeingplayed,otherwisethelemay bedamaged.

BluetoohConnection

Thedefaultdevicenamedisplayedonthesystemis SAIC-BT .
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