KIA Quoris (2018 year). Instruction — part 1

    SEATS

    Driver`s seat

    1. Forward and rearward
    2. Seat cushion length
    3. Seatback angle
    4. Headrest height
    5. Driver position memory system

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    6. Lumbar support

    Front Passenger`s seat

    7. Forward and rearward
    8. Seatback angle
    9. Headrest height

    Rear seat

    10. Forward and rearward
    11. Easy access button

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    12. Front passenger’s seat forward and

    rearward

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    13. Front passenger’s seat back angle

    *1

    14. Lumbar support
    15. Rear control lock button
    16. Front passenger’s seat walk in but‐

    ton

    *1

    if equipped

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    17. Relaxation mode button

    *1

    (Front passenger's seat and rear

    seat are operated simultaneously)

    18. Armrest

    WARNING

    n Loose objects

    Loose objects in the driver’s foot

    area could interfere with the opera‐

    tion of the foot pedals, possibly

    causing an accident. Do not place

    anything under the front seats.

    WARNING

    n Driver responsibility for pas‐

    sengers

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    if equipped

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    Riding in a vehicle with the seatback

    reclined could lead to serious or fatal

    injury in an accident. If a seat is re‐

    clined during an accident, the occu‐

    pant’s hips may slide under the lap

    portion of the seat belt applying

    great force to the unprotected abdo‐

    men. Serious or fatal internal injuries

    could result. The driver must advise

    the passenger to keep the seatback

    in an upright position whenever the

    vehicle is in motion.

    WARNING

    Do not use an aftermarket sitting

    cushion that reduces friction be‐

    tween the seat and passenger. The

    passenger's hips may slide under the

    lap portion of the seat belt during an

    accident or a sudden stop. Serious or

    fatal internal injuries could result be‐

    cause the seat belt can't operate

    normally.

    WARNING

    n Driver’s seat

    • Never attempt to adjust the seat

    while the vehicle is moving. This

    could result in loss of control, and

    an accident causing death, serious

    injury, or property damage.

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    • Do not allow anything to interfere

    with the normal position of the

    seatback. Storing items against a

    seatback or in any other way in‐

    terfering with proper locking of a

    seatback could result in serious or

    fatal injury in a sudden stop or col‐

    lision.

    • Always drive and ride with your

    seatback upright and the lap por‐

    tion of the seat belt snug and low

    across the hips. This is the best

    position to protect you in case of

    an accident.

    • In order to avoid unnecessary and

    perhaps severe air bag injuries, al‐

    ways sit as far back as possible

    from the steering wheel while

    maintaining comfortable control of

    the vehicle. We recommend that

    your chest be at least 250 mm

    (10 inches) away from the steer‐

    ing wheel.

    WARNING

    • Do not adjust the seat while wear‐

    ing seat belts. Moving the seat

    cushion forward may cause strong

    pressure on the abdomen.

    • Use extreme caution so that hands

    or other objects are not caught in

    the seat mechanisms while the

    seat is moving.

    • Use extreme caution when picking

    small objects trapped under the

    seats or between the seat and the

    center console. Your hands might

    be cut or injured by the sharp

    edges of the seats mechanism.

    • Do not put a cigarette lighter on

    the floor or seat. When you oper‐

    ate the seat, gas may gush out of

    the lighter and cause fire.

    • If there are occupants in the rear

    seats, be careful while adjusting

    the front seat position.

    Feature of Seat Leather

    • Leather is made from the outer skin

    of an animal, which goes through a

    special process to be available for

    use. Since it is a natural substance,

    each part differs in thickness or den‐

    sity. Wrinkles may appear as a natu‐

    ral result of stretching and shrinking

    depending on the temperature and

    humidity.

    • The seat is made of stretchable fab‐

    ric to improve comfort.

    • The parts contacting the body are

    curved and the side supporting area

    is high which provides driving comfort

    and stability.

    • Wrinkles may appear naturally from

    usage. It is not a fault of the product.

    CAUTION

    • Wrinkles or abrasions which ap‐

    pear naturally from usage are not

    covered by warranty.

    • Belts with metallic accessories,

    zippers or keys inside the back

    pocket may damage the seat fab‐

    ric.

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    • Make sure not to wet the seat. It

    may change the nature of natural

    leather.

    • Jeans or clothes which could

    bleach may contaminate the sur‐

    face of the seat covering fabric.

    Front seat adjustment

    The front seat can be adjusted by using

    the control switch located on the doors.

    Before driving, adjust the seat to the

    proper position so as to easily control

    the steering wheel, pedals and switches

    on the instrument panel.

    WARNING

    The power seat is operable with the

    engine start/stop button in OFF.

    Therefore, children should never be

    left unattended in the vehicle.

    CAUTION

    • The power seat is driven by an

    electric motor. Stop operating once

    the adjustment is completed. Ex‐

    cessive operation may damage the

    electrical equipment.

    • When in operation, the power seat

    consumes a large amount of elec‐

    trical power. To prevent unneces‐

    sary charging system drain, don’t

    adjust the power seat longer than

    necessary while the engine is not

    running.

    • Do not operate two or more power

    seat control knobs at the same

    time. Doing so may result in power

    seat motor or electrical compo‐

    nent malfunction.

    Forward and backward

    Push the control switch forward or

    rearward to move the seat to the de‐

    sired position. Release the switch once

    the seat reaches the desired position.

    When adjusting the seat position, the

    headrest will be adjusted simultaneous‐

    ly to the proper position. (if equipped)

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    Cushion length adjustment (for

    driver’s seat)

    Push the control switch forward or

    backward to move the seat cushion to

    the desired length. Release the switch

    once the seat cushion reaches the de‐

    sired length.

    Seatback angle

    Push the upper part of the control

    switch forward or backward to move

    the seatback to the desired angle. Re‐

    lease the switch once the seat reaches

    the desired position.

    Seat cushion height (if equipped)

    Push the front portion of the control

    switch up to raise or down to lower the

    front part of the seat cushion. Push the

    rear portion of the control switch up to

    raise or down to lower the height of

    the seat cushion. Release the switch

    once the seat reaches the desired posi‐

    tion.

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    Lumbar support (for driver’s seat)

    The lumbar support can be adjusted by

    pressing the lumbar support switch.

    Press the front portion of the switch

    (1) to increase support or the rear por‐

    tion of the switch (2) to decrease sup‐

    port.

    To move the support position up or

    down, press the switch (3) or (4).

    Release the switch once the seat rea‐

    ches the desired position.

    Driver position memory system

    (if equipped)

    A driver position memory system is

    provided to store and recall the driver

    seat, outside rearview mirror, HUD

    *

    (Head-Up Display), brightness of the in‐

    strument cluster illumination and

    steering wheel positions with a simple

    button operation. By saving the desired

    positions into the system memory, dif‐

    ferent drivers can reposition the driver

    seat, outside rearview mirror and

    steering wheel based upon their driving

    preference.

    *

    if equipped

    WARNING

    Never attempt to operate the driver

    position memory system while the

    vehicle is moving.

    This could result in loss of control,

    and an accident causing death, seri‐

    ous injury, or property damage.

    Storing positions into memory

    using the buttons on the door

    Storing driver’s seat positions

    1. Shift the shift lever into P while the

    engine start/stop button is ON.

    2. Adjust the driver seat, outside rear‐

    view mirror, HUD

    *

    (Head-up Dis‐

    play), brightness of the instrument

    cluster illumination and steering

    wheel to positions comfortable for

    the driver.

    3. Press SET button on the control

    panel. The system will beep once.

    4. Press one of the memory buttons

    (1 or 2) within 5 seconds after

    pressing the SET button. The sys‐

    tem will beep twice when the

    memory has been successfully

    stored.

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    if equipped

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    5. "Driver 1 (or 2) settings saved" will

    appear on the LCD display.

    Recalling positions from memory

    1. Shift the shift lever into P while the

    engine start/stop button is ON.

    2. To recall the position in memory,

    press the desired memory button

    (1 or 2). The system will beep once,

    then the driver seat, outside rear‐

    view mirror and steering wheel will

    automatically adjust to the stored

    positions.

    3. "Driver 1 (or 2) settings is applied"

    will appear on the LCD display.

    Adjusting one of the control knobs

    for the driver seat, outside rear‐

    view mirror and steering wheel

    while the system is recalling the

    stored positions will cause the

    movement for that component to

    stop and move in the direction that

    the control knob is moved. Other

    components will continue to the re‐

    called position.

    WARNING

    Use caution when recalling adjust‐

    ment memory while sitting in the

    vehicle. Push the seat position con‐

    trol knob to the desired position im‐

    mediately if the seat moves too far

    in any direction.

    Easy access function

    The steering wheel will move away

    from the driver and the seat will move

    rearward, when the engine start/stop

    button is turned to the OFF position

    and front driver’s door is opened.

    The steering wheel will move toward

    the driver and the seat will move for‐

    ward, when the engine start/stop but‐

    ton is turned to the ACC position or

    when you insert the smart key into the

    smart key holder with the shift lever in

    the P position.

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    NOTICE

    You can activate or deactivate the

    easy access function in the instru‐

    ment cluster.

    If you want detailed informations,

    refer to the Seat/Steering on page

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    Headrest (for front seat)

    The driver's and front passenger's

    seats are equipped with a headrest for

    the occupant's safety and comfort.

    The headrest not only provides comfort

    for the driver and front passenger, but

    also helps to protect the head and neck

    in the event of a collision.

    WARNING

    • For maximum effectiveness in

    case of an accident, the headrest

    should be adjusted so the middle

    of the headrest is at the same

    height as the center of gravity of

    an occupant's head. Generally, the

    center of gravity of most people's

    head is similar with the height of

    the top of their eyes. Also, adjust

    the headrest as close to your head

    as possible. For this reason, the

    use of a cushion that holds the

    body away from the seatback is

    not recommended.

    • Do not operate the vehicle with

    the headrests removed as severe

    injury to the occupants may occur

    in the event of an accident. Headr‐

    ests may provide protection

    against neck injuries when proper‐

    ly adjusted.

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    • Do not adjust the headrest posi‐

    tion of the driver's seat while the

    vehicle is in motion.

    WARNING

    Do not place or attach the accesso‐

    ries or other things near the head‐

    rest. When the vehicle stops sudden‐

    ly or in certain collisions, they could

    come loose and injure vehicle occu‐

    pants.

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