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  Your Owner’s Manual Electronic version available on the Internet http://go.skoda.eu/owners-manuals OWNER´S MANUAL ŠKODA OCTAVIA ŠKODA OCTAVIA 11.2019 Angličtina/English 5E3012720AA…
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  Documentation of vehicle delivery Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) Date of vehicle delivery ____ / ____ / ________ ŠKODA Partner Stamp and signature of the vendor I confirm that I have taken delivery of the vehicle in good condition, have received information on how to operate it correctly, and have had the terms of the warranty explained to me.
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  Vehicle owner Vehicle owner First Vehicle owner Second Vehicle owner This vehicle with the registration plate This vehicle with the registration plate __________________________________________ __________________________________________ belongs to: belongs to: Title, name/company: Title, name/company: __________________________________________ __________________________________________ __________________________________________ __________________________________________ Address: Address: __________________________________________ __________________________________________ __________________________________________ __________________________________________ __________________________________________…

• Page 4: Table Of Contents

  Table of Contents Table of Contents Memory function of the seat Seat massage function Rear seats Vehicle owner Park position of rear seat belts About the Owner’s Manual Headrests Front armrest About the Owner’s Manual Rear armrest Load-through device Explanations Seat heating and ventilation Vehicle overviews Steering wheel…

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  Table of Contents Infotainment Columbus Petrol Diesel Infotainment overview System Vehicle battery and fuses Screen Vehicle battery Keypad Using the jump-starting cable Voice control Fuses Control centre Fuses in the dash panel Radio Fuses in the engine compartment Media User management 140 Wheels Mobile device management Tyres and rims…
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  Table of Contents Ceiling Display in rear centre console Tablet holder 12-Volt power socket 230-Volt power socket Storage compartment with air outlet nozzle Roof rack and hitch Roof rack Swivelling hitch Maintaining and cleaning Service events Service work, adjustments and technical changes Interior Exterior…

• Page 7: About The Owner’s Manual

  Complete information is included in the electronic version of the Owner’s Manual. This is available on the ŠKODAweb pages as well as in the mobile appli- cation MyŠKODA, which can be downloaded. http://go.skoda.eu/owners-manuals ▶…

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  Explanations Explanations Terms used “Specialist garage” — A workshop that carries out specialist service tasks for ŠKODA vehicles. A specialist can be a ŠKODA Partner, a ŠKODA Service Partner, or an independent workshop. “ŠKODA Service Partner” — A workshop that has been contractually authorised by ŠKODA AUTO or its distribution partner to perform service work on ŠKODA vehicles and to sell ŠKODA…

• Page 9: Vehicle Overviews

  Vehicle overviews › Front vehicle area Vehicle overviews Front vehicle area Under the windscreen Camera for assist systems ▶ Light sensor for automatic driving light circuit » page 46 ▶ Rain sensor for automatic wiping » page 52 ▶ Windscreen — heating »…

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  Vehicle overviews › Front vehicle area Side door windows — operation » page 28 › Keep the sensors and cameras for the assist systems clean » page…

• Page 11: Rear Vehicle Area

  Vehicle overviews › Rear vehicle area Rear vehicle area Rear window — heating » page 30 Rear window wiper and washer — Operation » page 52 Handle of the boot lid Manually operated boot lid » page 31 ▶ Electrically operated boot lid »…

• Page 12: Driver’s Seat

  Vehicle overviews › Driver’s seat Driver’s seat Centre console and passenger seat Door opening lever » page 27 Infotainment (depending on trim level): Columbus » page 80 Light switch » page 46 ▶ Swing » page 61 ▶ Air outlet nozzle Buttons (depending on the equipment): Operating lever (depending on equipment): Quick access to the settings of specific ve-…

• Page 13: Engine Compartment

  Vehicle overviews › Engine compartment Indicator lights Parking brake » page 116 ▶ Depending on the equipment: Functionality Shift lever (manual transmission) » page 111 ▶ Selector lever (automatic transmis- ▶ WARNING sion) » page 111 Ignoring the illuminated indicator lights and associ- ated messages on the instrument cluster display may result in accidents, serious injury or damage to the Engine compartment…

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  Indicator lights › Indicator light overview Symbol Meaning Symbol Meaning Brake fluid level is too Water in the diesel fuel fil- » page 116. » page 131. Electromechanical brake booster Tyre pressure control system faul- faulty » page 119. » page 146.
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  Indicator lights › Indicator light overview Symbol Meaning Symbol Meaning Illuminates — ESC or ASR faul- Service event » page 161. » page 119. Engine was switched off automati- Flashing — ESC or ASR is engag- cally by START-STOP » page 110.
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  Indicator lights › Indicator light overview Symbol Meaning Symbol Meaning Front seat belt not fas- Clogged particle filter » page 131. tened » page Parking brake error » page 116. Vehicle battery is not charg- » page 136. ABS faulty »…
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  Indicator lights › Indicator light overview Symbol Meaning Symbol Meaning Airbag system faulty » page High beam or flasher activa- » page Crew Protect Assist faul- » page 125. Rear seat belt not fas- tened » page Illuminates for 4 seconds and then flashes — Airbag or belt tensioner de- A rear seat belt is fas- activated with diagnostic de-…
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  Indicator lights › Indicator light overview Symbol Meaning Sport Driving Mode » page 113.

• Page 19: Correct And Safe

  Correct and safe › Introductory notes for correct use Correct and safe Regular checks What should be taken into account before driving? Introductory notes for correct use A vehicle with technical defects can increase the risk of accidents and injuries. Read this Owner’s Manual carefully, as proceeding ▶…

• Page 20: Engine Compartment

  Correct and safe › Engine compartment If there is damage suspected to the sensors or If battery acid comes into contact with skin, wash ▶ ▶ cameras, seek the help of a specialist garage. the affected areas with water for a few minutes. Get medical help without delay.

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  Correct and safe › Before your journey Adjust the height-adjustable headrest so that the The tongue may only be inserted into the buckle of ▶ ▶ top of the headrest is as close as possible to the the associated seat. top of the head.

• Page 22: Safe Driving

  20 Correct and safe › Safe driving Safe driving A child that has been incorrectly secured in the wrong sitting position — endangered by the side Introductory notes airbag Pay attention when you are driving! As a driver, you ▶ The child should not be are fully responsible for road safety.

• Page 23: Emergency Call

  The current declaration on the protection of person- der when parking. al data can be found on the following website: › https://www.skoda-auto.com/other/personal-data. Stop the vehicle and keep the brake pedal de- pressed. › Secure the vehicle with the parking brake.

• Page 24: After An Accident

  22 Correct and safe › After an accident Serious accident — automatic call WARNING In the event of an accident where the airbag or belt If there is a system fault, no emergency call is possi- tensioner activates, a call is automatically started ble.

• Page 25: Keys, Locks And Alarm System

  Keys, locks and alarm system › Keys, locks and alarm system A message stating it is necessary to change the ▶ battery will be displayed. › Replace the battery » page Key Overview The vehicle cannot be unlocked or locked with the remote control Locking the vehicle There may be the following reasons.

• Page 26: Memory Function Of The Key

  24 Keys, locks and alarm system › Memory function of the key › Remove the battery. Lock indicator: single flashing of the indicator lights. › Press any button on The warning light in the driver’s door will flash for the remote key to re- about 2 seconds in quick succession after the vehicle set the key.

• Page 27: Alarm System

  Keys, locks and alarm system › Alarm system WARNING Mechanically unlocking and locking the door A locked vehicle with a central locking button makes Unlocking and locking the door with the lock cylin- it difficult for responders to enter the vehicle in an emergency.

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  26 Keys, locks and alarm system › Alarm system › The alarm system is automatically deactivated after Remove the hook to disable the interior monitor- the vehicle is unlocked. ing. Alarm triggering The activated alarm system triggers an alarm when In Infotainment, in the menu: Outside.

• Page 29: Doors, Windows And Boot Lid

  Doors, windows and boot lid › Doors Doors, windows and boot lid Electrically operated fuse Doors Opening/closing the door Opening from the outside › Unlock the vehicle and pull on the door handle. › Press the left button to switch on/off the fuse in the left rear door.

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  28 Doors, windows and boot lid › Window — with electrical operation › Overview of the operating buttons on the Turn off the ignition, open the driver’s door, and hold down the driver’s window button until it driver’s door stops. Depending on the setting, only the driver’s win- dow can be opened in this way.

• Page 31: Sliding/Tilting Roof

  Doors, windows and boot lid › Sliding/tilting roof Sliding/tilting roof Closing › Move forwards using What you should be mindful of your finger. Force limiter To reduce the risk of pinch injuries when closing the tilt/slide sunroof, the vehicle has a force limiter. If there is an obstacle, the glass panel closing proc- ess is stopped and the pane retracts by several cen- timetres.

• Page 32: Sunblind For The Rear Window

  30 Doors, windows and boot lid › Sunblind for the rear window Closing Rolling up › Remove the sun protection blind from the holder › Move forwards using at the handle and let it roll in slowly. your finger. Sun visors Folding up and folding down Stop/restore the movement of the roller blind ›…

• Page 33: Boot Lid — With Manual Operation

  Doors, windows and boot lid › Boot lid — with manual operation Settings Set a delayed lid lock Automatic heated windscreen If the lid is unlocked with the button on the key, The heated windscreen switches on automatically if the lid is automatically locked again after closing. the windscreen mists up.

• Page 34: Unlocking The Boot Lid

  32 Doors, windows and boot lid › Unlocking the boot lid Button in the tailgate Troubleshooting › Press the button to The tailgate does not react to the opening signal open, close or stop the › There is a possible obstacle, e.g. snow; remove it. movement of the tail- gate.

• Page 35: Seats, Steering Wheel And Mirror

  Seats, steering wheel and mirror › Front seat — with manual operation Seats, steering wheel and mirror Front seat — with electrical operation Controls on the seat Front seat — with manual operation Adjusting the seat Controls on the seat Adjust in a longitudi- nal direction Adjust the inclination…

• Page 36: Seat Massage Function

  34 Seats, steering wheel and mirror › Seat massage function › Each of the memory buttons on the driver’s seat can Engage reverse gear. › be used to store and recall the set driver’s seat and Adjust the mirror to the desired position. exterior mirror position.

• Page 37: Park Position Of Rear Seat Belts

  Seats, steering wheel and mirror › Park position of rear seat belts › Headrests Adjust the position of the front seats in such a way that they are not damaged by the folded-down Adjusting the height of the headrests seat backrests. ›…

• Page 38: Front Armrest

  36 Seats, steering wheel and mirror › Front armrest Front armrest Open from the luggage compartment › Press the store button. Settings › Open the lid. Adjusting the height › Raise the backrest to one of the locked posi- tions. Folding down ›…

• Page 39: Steering Wheel

  Seats, steering wheel and mirror › Steering wheel › A menu is displayed for operating the front seat Press the safety lever heater. as far as it will go. › Adjust the heating output/ventilation level. The output level of the heating is indicated by the number of illuminated warning lights in the Infotain- ment screen function surface.

• Page 40: Interior Rear-View Mirror

  38 Seats, steering wheel and mirror › Interior rear-view mirror Operation Adjust the left mir- › Press the button on the multi-function steering Switch off operation wheel to turn on the steering wheel heating. Adjust the right mir- › Fold mirror in elec- Press under the Infotainment and tap trically (to fold back…

• Page 41: Restraint Systems And Airbags

  Restraint systems and airbags › Seat belts Restraint systems and airbags WARNING Risk of an accident! The exterior mirrors make objects appear farther Seat belts away. Functionality Use the rear-view mirror to determine the distance ▶ from vehicles behind. Seat belts that are fastened correctly offer very NOTICE good protection in the event of an accident.

• Page 42: Child Seat

  40 Restraint systems and airbags › Child seat Operation Troubleshooting Fastening the seat belt Blocked belt retractor › › Grasp the buckle latch Grasp the strap in the and slowly pull the belt middle and pull quickly over the chest and pel- in the direction of the vis towards the buckle.

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  Restraint systems and airbags › Child seat Using a child seat on the front passenger seat When using a rear-facing child seat, the front pas- ▶ senger airbag must be deactivated. Never use a child seat in which the child is carried If possible, adjust the front passenger seat back- ▶…

• Page 44: Fasteners For Child Seats

  42 Restraint systems and airbags › Fasteners for child seats Fasteners for child seats Use of child seats Overview of usability of child seats according to standard ECE-R 16. Child seats that use the ISOFIX System Passenger seat Passenger seat with deactiva- Size category of Outer rear seats…

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  Restraint systems and airbags › Fasteners for child seats Child seat fastened with a safety belt Passenger seat with Passenger seat with Group activated front air- deactivated front air- Outer rear seats Middle rear seat up to 10 kg up to 13 kg 9-18 kg 15-25 kg 22-36 kg…

• Page 46: Airbags

  44 Restraint systems and airbags › Airbags seat. The holding eyelets for attaching the belt are Front airbags located on the outer rear seats , as well as on the Side airbags — front middle rear seat or passenger seat when necessa- Head airbags Side airbags — rear Driver’s knee airbag…

• Page 47: Key Switch For The Front Passenger Airbag

  Restraint systems and airbags › Key switch for the front passenger airbag Key switch for the front passenger Indicator lights airbag After switching on the igni- ▶ tion, the two indicator lights Usage light up briefly. Deactivation of the front passenger airbag is provi- If the system is OK, both of ▶…

• Page 48: Lighting, Windscreen Wipers And Washers

  46 Lighting, windscreen wipers and washers › Exterior lighting Lighting, windscreen wipers and ✓ Visibility is reduced in the area around the vehicle. ✓ The fog lights are not switched on. washers ✓ The driving speed is lower than 40 km/h. Exterior lighting When no light is switched on The control light…

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  Lighting, windscreen wipers and washers › Exterior lighting Main beam Hazard warning light system › The high beam works when the low beam is on. To switch on or off, press the button in the cen- tral part of the dash panel. Switch on the high When the hazard warning system is on and the turn beam — the warning…
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  48 Lighting, windscreen wipers and washers › Exterior lighting › In Infotainment, select the following menu. WARNING Risk of an accident! Outside Driving light An incorrectly adjusted headlight range can cause in- › Activate or deactivate the function. sufficient vehicle lighting or can dazzle other road users.

• Page 51: Coming Home, Leaving Home Exterior Lighting

  Lighting, windscreen wipers and washers › COMING HOME, LEAVING HOME exterior lighting Light Assist high-beam assist system LED bulb or light bulb is defective illuminates together with Functionality Information appears in the display regarding the affected lights. The high beam assist system automatically switches ›…

• Page 52: Interior Lighting

  50 Lighting, windscreen wipers and washers › Interior lighting Interior lighting WARNING Risk of an accident! Operation If necessary, manually switch the high beam on or ▶ off. Switching on automatically The light switches on when one of the following events occurs.

• Page 53: Interior Ambient Light

  Lighting, windscreen wipers and washers › Interior ambient light Interior ambient light Setting the colour for the selection options Usage The ambient lighting ensures a comfortable atmos- phere in the vehicle interior. The lighting only works when the dipped or parking lights are on.

• Page 54: Windscreen Wipers And Washers

  Lighting, windscreen wipers and washers › Windscreen wipers and washers Windscreen wipers and washers Wipe and wash the rear window Operating conditions ✓ Engine compartment flap closed. ✓ Boot door closed. ✓ Ignition is switched on. Operation WARNING Risk of an accident! Washing and wiping the window (spring-loaded At low temperatures, windscreen washer fluid can position)

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  Lighting, windscreen wipers and washers › Windscreen wipers and washers › NOTICE Within 10 seconds, press the control lever Risk of damage to engine compartment compo- nents! down and hold for about 2 seconds. Close the container after refilling the windscreen ▶…
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  54 Lighting, windscreen wipers and washers › Cap for refilling the windscreen washer fluid Cap for refilling the windscreen washer Heating and air conditioning fluid system Manual air conditioning What you should be mindful of We recommend a difference of max. 5°C between ▶…

• Page 57: Heating And Air Conditioning System

  Heating and air conditioning system › Climatronic automatic air conditioning system Recirculated air mode Display smart air conditioning with pre-set air The recirculation mode prevents contaminated out- distribution modes side air getting into the interior of the vehicle. Show classic settings for the air conditioning Air Care Briefly switching on recirculation mode can increase The function reduces the penetration of pollu-…

• Page 58: Auxiliary Heating And Ventilation

  56 Heating and air conditioning system › Auxiliary heating and ventilation Functionality Switch maintenance of the interior temperature on/off according to the temperature setting for The system heats or ventilates the vehicle interior the driver’s side depending on the settings of the air conditioning Switch recirculated air mode on/off system and the air outlet nozzles before the ignition is switched off.

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  Heating and air conditioning system › Auxiliary heating and ventilation › Set automatic switch on If the fuel quantity is OK, seek the help of a spe- cialist company. Settings and information in the Infotainment If the indicator is orange or flashing — the battery is ▶…

• Page 60: Driver Information System

  58 Driver information system › Digital instrument cluster Driver information system The brightness is adjusted with the dipped beam switched on in the infotainment as follows. Digital instrument cluster › In Infotainment, select the following menu. Interior ambient lighting Overview ›…

• Page 61: Driving Data

  Driver information system › Driving data Double press – display menu with information on Operation the left side of the instrument cluster Display driving data in the display of the instru- Rotate – switch between information/menu ment cluster via the multi-functional steering items wheel Press –…

• Page 62: Vehicle Condition

  60 Driver information system › Vehicle condition › In Infotainment, select the following menu. The warning messages will continue to be dis- played until the malfunctions have been remedied. Interior Instrument cluster After the message is displayed for the first time, only ›…

• Page 63: Infotainment Swing

  Infotainment Swing › Infotainment overview Infotainment Swing Time and date. ▶ Language. ▶ Infotainment overview Units. ▶ Restore factory settings. ▶ Sound settings The Infotainment sound is set in the menu The following menu items can be set. Setting the equalizer. ▶…

• Page 64: Screen

  62 Infotainment Swing › Screen System update Dragging up or down with two fingers We recommend having the system update carried Quickly look through ▶ the lists. out by a specialist company. The system update ensures optimal function of the Infotainment system, e.g.

• Page 65: Control Centre

  Infotainment Swing › Control centre › ▶ Hold: delete all characters in sequence or repeatedly tap the flag symbol until the desired language keypad is displayed. Show list of searched entries Further character variants Entries searched for You can display further character variants by holding Show details of searched entries ▶…

• Page 66: Radio

  64 Infotainment Swing › Radio › To add the preferred feature, tap on the functional Station currently being played surface of the desired function. Station stored on the presets › To remove the preferred feature, tap on . A traffic radio station is set ›…

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  Infotainment Swing › Radio › To stop automatic playback in the player dis- ▶ To delete all preset buttons, tap on and confirm played in the Radio menu, tap on or press the the deletion. right-hand rotary control Functional areas / for analogue and digital ra- Find stations manually dios Manual search is available for AM and FM stations.

• Page 68: Media

  66 Infotainment Swing › Media If reception is lost in the given region, Infotain- When the function is switched on, other announce- ment will automatically set another available re- ments are received as traffic announcements. E.g. gion. weather news, sports reports, financial news etc. ›…

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  Infotainment Swing › Media The national copyright laws that apply in your Multimedia database ▶ country must be observed. Overview Open player › Tap on › Press the bar button on the right edge of the screen and drag to Selection of the source the left.
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  It is possible to check the ŠKODA web pages to see if Infotainment is compatible with the selected mobile device being tested. This check is carried out by using the following reference or by reading the QR code. http://go.skoda.eu/compatibility ▶…

• Page 71: User Management

  Infotainment Swing › User management Supported audio files Compression for- Codec type File exten- Max. bit rate Max. sam- Multi channels sion [kbps] pling rate [kHz] Mono, dual mono, MPEG 1 Layer 3 32 — 320 32, 44, 48 Stereo, Joint Stereo MPEG MPEG 2 Layer 3…

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  70 Infotainment Swing › User management the user account assigned to the key used to unlock Conditions the vehicle. The following conditions must be met for unlimited Any change to the set personalised functions is auto- use of the personalization function, management of matically stored in the active user account.

• Page 73: Mobile Device Management

  Infotainment Swing › Mobile device management Your S-PIN can be restored on the ŠKODA Con- A user account protected by S-PIN nect Portal website or in the ŠKODA Connect appli- Show edit mode cation. Show additional user management information User account associated with the keywith which ▶…

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  If the vehicle reacts in an unusual way, immediately code. reduce speed or stop the vehicle. › Seek the help of a specialist garage. http://go.skoda.eu/compatibility ▶ WARNING Malware in the vehicle may gain unauthorised access to the information and data of the vehicle, and on oc- casion, to connected mobile devices.

• Page 75: Telephone

  Infotainment Swing › Telephone › Confirm the PIN; enter it if necessary and then confirm. Bluetooth® connection between infotainment and a non-paired mobile device › Tap on Select mobile phone. › Select the desired device from the list of available devices.

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  Infotainment Swing › Telephone The visibility of the Infotainment is switched on in Settings for Infotainment telephone functions the menu item Connect via BT Visibility. Telephone-Infotainment-Connection types ✓ The telephone is within signal range of the Info- The way in which the telephone is connected de- tainment’s Bluetooth®…

• Page 77: Wi-Fi

  Infotainment Swing › Wi-Fi › ▶ To delete all presets, tap on Delete all and confirm Select the Infotainment hotspot and enter the re- the deletion. quired password. The position of the preferred contacts can be The password for connecting to the Infotainment changed.

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  76 Infotainment Swing › SmartLink › Select the connection type . List of supporting connection types Main menu — connected devices List of available applications Depending on the duration of operation: List of connected devices and available connec- Tap: Return to the Apple CarPlay main menu ▶…
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  Infotainment Swing › SmartLink A list of devices, supported regions and applica- SmartLink settings tions that the Android Auto connection supports Apple CarPlay — Connection via USB can be found on the websites of Google Inc.. › Turn on the Infotainment. ✓…

• Page 80: Škoda Connect Online Services

  MirrorLink — Connection via Wi-Fi from Infotain- ŠKODA Connect website ment › http://go.skoda.eu/skoda-connect Turn on Wi-Fi and visibility in the mobile device. ▶ › Turn on the Infotainment Wi-Fi hotspot in the For example, the ŠKODA Connect web- menu item Wi-Fi Wi-Fi hotspot.

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  › To display the menu for setting the protection lev- vice after scanning the following QR code or link. el, tap on the icon in area http://go.skoda.eu/skodaconnectapp ▶ › Select one of the following options for sending ve- hicle and user data.

• Page 82: Infotainment Columbus

  80 Infotainment Columbus › Infotainment overview Infotainment Columbus Volume adjustment of individual Infotainment ▶ functions. Infotainment overview Some are adjustable, for example the following menu items. Volume adjustment of voice commands. ▶ ▶ Setting the maximum volume when Infotainment is turned on. ▶…

• Page 83: Screen

  Infotainment Columbus › Screen › to return to the edit mode. In principle, operation by touch is identical to the op- eration of a mobile phone. Setting the MENU The following operating modes are specific to the In- The position of the functional surfaces in the MENU fotainment system.

• Page 84: Keypad

  82 Infotainment Columbus › Keypad Press and hold Release certain Info- ▶ tainment menus with the option to move them to another loca- tion on the screen. Contactless gesture control Keypad example Some Infotainment menus can be controlled by hand gestures.

• Page 85: Voice Control

  Infotainment Columbus › Voice control If context-sensitive, alphanumeric characters can Operation be entered by holding a functional surface with a Voice control process digit. › To switch on voice control on the multifunction steering wheel, press the button. Operation › Say the “OK Laura”…

• Page 86: Control Centre

  84 Infotainment Columbus › Control centre The messages are generated by the Infotainment system. Flawless clarity (e.g. road or city name) can- not always be guaranteed. You cannot use voice control while a phone call is in progress. Settings The following voice control functions are set in the Display and administration of functional surfaces menu Voice control.

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  Infotainment Columbus › Radio › Analogue and digital radio player Select a web radio station from the displayed lists. › Tap on to search for a web radio station. Radio station logo / Switch to the previous/next station The type of switching depends on the setting Station name of the arrow buttons Radio Arrow buttons:.
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  86 Infotainment Columbus › Radio — Delete the desired preset button Tap: Fast forward/rewind 15 secs ▶ — Change logo Display related web radio stations and ▶ podcasts The position of the stored preset buttons can be View episodes of the podcast being played changed.
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  Infotainment Columbus › Radio Covering the panes with foils or metal-coated la- The menu item is only available for some countries. bels may affect the reception of the radio signal. › In the Radio main menu, tap on . The ŠKODA AUTO company assumes no responsi- ›…

• Page 90: Media

  88 Infotainment Columbus › Media › In the list of preferred stations, tap on at the Sound quality of web radio stations and podcasts Applies to web radio stations and podcasts. desired preset button. › › Select the desired logo. To adjust the sound quality, tap on Audio quality: in the Radio main menu.

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  Infotainment Columbus › Media › Media player To display the information, tap on in the Media main menu. Player controls Operation — Basics Tap: start playback Tap: pause Within 3 seconds of starting playback, tap: play the previous song Available information about the track, artist and After 3 seconds from the start of playback, album being played tap: to play the current title from the begin-…
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  It is possible to check the ŠKODA web pages to see if Infotainment is compatible with the selected mobile device being tested. This check is carried out by using the following reference or by reading the QR code. http://go.skoda.eu/compatibility ▶…
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  Infotainment Columbus › Media Supported audio files Compression for- Codec type File exten- Max. bit rate Max. sam- Multi channels sion [kbps] pling rate [kHz] MPEG 1 Layer 2 32 — 384 32, 44, 48 Mono, stereo, MPEG 2 Layer 2 8 — 160 16, 22, 24 Joint stereo…

• Page 94: User Management

  92 Infotainment Columbus › User management Codec type File extension Max. recordings per second bit rate [Mbit/s] mpeg MPEG 2 MPEG 4 (H.264) MPJEG mp4v MPEG 4 (ISO) Xvid Xvid WMV9 Supported playlists Codec type File extension M3U8 m3u8 User management in the ŠKODA Connect online user account and the key used when the ignition is switched off.

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  Infotainment Columbus › User management The main user has full control over the settings and operation of the vehicle. All settings are stored in the main user’s personal on- line account. User with a ŠKODA Connect online account The user was not selected by the main user, but has his own ŠKODA Connect online account.

• Page 96: Mobile Device Management

  94 Infotainment Columbus › Mobile device management Mobile device management Cybernetic security Your vehicle contains components that are used to exchange information and data between the vehicle and the connected mobile devices or the Internet. These components have security mechanisms that minimise the risk of unauthorised access to the vehi- cle systems.

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  Android Auto QR code or link. The device enables a SmartLink connection to http://go.skoda.eu/mobile-apps ▶ be made via Apple CarPlay The device enables a SmartLink connection to be made via MirrorLink If the connection icon is green, the connection is active.

• Page 98: Telephone

  96 Infotainment Columbus › Telephone Telephone Conditions for connecting a telephone with Infotainment Overview ✓ The Bluetooth® function of the Infotainment and Display menu the telephone needs to be switched on. › Tap on The Bluetooth® function of the Infotainment is Manage contacts switched on in the menu item Manage mo-…

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  Infotainment Columbus › Telephone Conference call Send e-mails › A conference call is a joint telephone conversation In the Phone menu, tap on EMAIL › with a minimum of three and a maximum of six par- Enter a subject for the e-mail. ticipants.

• Page 100: Wi-Fi

  98 Infotainment Columbus › Wi-Fi › › Confirm the PIN; enter it if necessary and then In the Phone main menu, tap on Reject call with SMS confirm. template. › If two devices are connected to the Infotainment, Sort contacts in the phone book select the device to be replaced.

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  Infotainment Columbus › Wi-Fi Infotainment stores passwords for previously connected hotspots. Security level of the Infotainment hotspot The security level is factory-set at WPA2 and cannot be changed. Data transmission with the connected device › To turn data transmission with the connected de- vice on or off, tap Wi-Fi Infotainment system as hotspot Connected devices…

• Page 102: Data Connection

  ▶ Overview of using the data connection of ŠKODA Connect online services ›…

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  Infotainment Columbus › SmartLink Disconnection Android Auto › In the SmartLink main menu, tap on . › Select the connected device. › Select the connection type . Display of running applications It is not possible to operate the application while driving Display of available devices List of applications…

• Page 104: Škoda Connect Online Services

  102 Infotainment Columbus › ŠKODA Connect online services A list of devices and applications that the Mirror- ✓ No other mobile device can be connected via Link connection supports can be found on the SmartLink. websites of Car Connectivity Consorcium®. ✓…

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  ŠKODA Connect Portal as well as the ŠKODA Con- nect application. ŠKODA Connect website ŠKODA Connect Application http://go.skoda.eu/skoda-connect ▶ The ŠKODA Connect application enables remote ac- For example, the ŠKODA Connect web- cess to the vehicle using a mobile device. It can also…

• Page 106: Navigation

  Connection status of the online services The status of the connection to the ŠKODA Connect https://skoda.cubictelecom.com ▶ online services is displayed by the discolouration of symbol shown in the status bar on the Info- Overview of using the data connection of ŠKODA…

• Page 107
  Infotainment Columbus › Navigation Vehicle position Input line Route List of destinations that have recently been searched for Route view POI categories Press and drag to the left: Show route overview Tap: search for the selected category ▶ Following driving recommendation Show list of searched destinations POI icon Enter destination via the address…
• Page 108
  106 Infotainment Columbus › Navigation List of last destinations › In the Navigation main menu, tap on Last destina- tions. Tapping the list entry with the destination displays destination details with the option to start route guidance. List of preferred destinations ›…
• Page 109
  Infotainment Columbus › Navigation Route calculation When ŠKODA Connect online services are ac- tive, the connecting line between the destination and the vehicle can be displayed with colour coding, depending on the traffic density. Free-flowing traffic without delays ▶ Heavy traffic ▶…
• Page 110
  108 Infotainment Columbus › Navigation Switching the display of road signs on motorways Zoom out of the map. ▶ and expressways on / off When the function is switched on, Infotainment dis- plays traffic and information signs on motorways and expressways.

• Page 111: Starting And Driving

  Information on updating the navigation database out. must be requested from a ŠKODA partner, or refer to the following ŠKODA websites. Stopping the engine › http://go.skoda.eu/updateportal Secure the vehicle with the parking brake. ▶ › Press the starter button. Automatic update…

• Page 112: Starting Issues

  110 Starting and driving › Starting issues Starting issues Functionality Vehicle with manual transmission Troubleshooting A system-related engine switch-off occurs when NOTICE stopping, when switching the gear lever into the Danger of engine damage! neutral position, and when releasing the clutch pedal. Do not start the vehicle by towing.

• Page 113: Manual Gearbox

  Starting and driving › Manual gearbox Manual gearbox To choose mode , or , the engine must be al- ready started. Only mode can be selected with the Operation engine stopped and the ignition switched on. This can, for example, be useful when towing the vehicle NOTICE or when driving through a car wash.

• Page 114: Vehicle Driving Mode

  112 Starting and driving › Vehicle driving mode › Keep the brake pedal depressed. illuminates together with › Fully depress the accelerator. Message regarding a gearbox fault › Release the brake pedal. › Stop driving! Seek the help of a specialist garage. The vehicle drives with maximum acceleration.

• Page 115: Economical Driving Style

  Starting and driving › Economical driving style Avoid engine idling during longer periods of sta- ▶ Comfort mode tionary time. Comfort mode is suitable for driving on roads with Do not warm up the engine while the vehicle is sta- ▶…

• Page 116: Towing Eye And Towing Procedure

  114 Starting and driving › Towing eye and towing procedure If the traffic area behind the trailer can not be Distribution of the load over the vehicle and trailer ▶ viewed, install additional exterior mirrors. combination Secure heavy objects against slipping, as close to Apply the brakes in good time.

• Page 117: Brakes

  Starting and driving › Brakes DANGER Danger of a functional restriction of the brake boos- ter! When braking in a vehicle with manual transmis- ▶ sion, when the vehicle is in gear and at low revs, depress the clutch pedal. DANGER Danger of the brakes overheating! Do not depress the brake pedal unless braking is…

• Page 118: Electric Parking Brake

  116 Starting and driving › Electric parking brake › Troubleshooting By moving your finger sideways, choose the screen with the menu item Brakes. Brake fluid level is too low › Select Brakes menu item and activate or deactivate illuminates the function. ›…

• Page 119: Auto Hold Automatic Holding Function

  Starting and driving › Auto Hold automatic holding function Emergency braking in case of faulty brake Settings system Activation/deactivation › Press the button. Switching on › Activation displayed in the button by the illumina- Pull the button tion of the symbol.

• Page 120: Driver Assist Systems

  118 Driver assist systems › Braking and stabilising systems Driver assist systems ✓ The driver’s door is closed. Multi-Collision Brake (MCB) Braking and stabilising systems MCB helps to decelerate and stabilize the vehicle af- ter a collision with an obstacle. This reduces the risk Overview of further collisions.

• Page 121: Front Assist

  Driver assist systems › Front Assist Troubleshooting Operating conditions ESC or ASR faulty/deactivated by the system ✓ ASR activated. illuminates ✓ The driving speed is higher than 5 km/h. › Stop the engine and start again. › If the indicator light does not go out after covering Function restriction a short distance, seek the help of a specialist ga- rage.

• Page 122: Pedestrian Detection System

  120 Driver assist systems › Pedestrian detection system Pedestrian detection system Operation Variant without GRA Functionality Pedestrian recognition helps to prevent a collision with crossing pedestrians by enabling automatic braking interventions. Status display in the instrument cluster display lights up — Danger of collision Risk of collision in a speed range of 5-30 km/h The system triggers automatic braking.

• Page 123: Cruise Control System

  Driver assist systems › Cruise control system Variant with ACC WARNING Risk of the cruise control system starting uninten- tionally! Deactivate cruise control after use. ▶ Status display in the instrument cluster display illuminated — the cruise control system is acti- vated Illuminated — cruise control is active When cruise control starts, the set speed is…

• Page 124: Adaptive Cruise Control (Acc)

  122 Driver assist systems › Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) › Troubleshooting Depress the brake pedal. Cruise control system faulty illuminates Operation › Seek the help of a specialist garage. Operating with the lever Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) Functionality Control ACC maintains the set speed. When your vehicle ap- proaches the vehicle in front, ACC will automatically start to maintain the set distance to this vehicle.

• Page 125
  Driver assist systems › Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) The vehicle accelerates and control is temporarily in- Lane change by another vehicle terrupted. Upon releasing the accelerator, control is resumed. Interrupting cruise control After pressing the brake pedal. ▶ By operating the clutch pedal for a long time. ▶…

• Page 126: Lane Assist

  124 Driver assist systems › Lane Assist › If the brake lights are working and ACC is still un- Driving lane too narrow. ▶ available, seek the help of a specialist garage. WARNING Danger of incorrect steering intervention! Certain objects or markings on the road may be erro- Lane Assist neously recognized as lane markings.

• Page 127: Crew Protect Assist Proactive Occupant Protection

  Driver assist systems › Crew Protect Assist proactive occupant protection Your vehicle is overtaken by vehicle . The faster vehicle approaches, the sooner the warning is giv- en by the indicator light. Troubleshooting Vehicle is overtaken by your vehicle at a speed Message regarding system unavailability that is faster by max.

• Page 128: Driver Alert Fatigue Detection Assistant

  126 Driver assist systems › Driver Alert fatigue detection assistant Driver Alert fatigue detection assistant Park Assist systems Functionality Park Pilot parking aid Driver Alert evaluates the steering behaviour. If it de- Functionality tects fatigue in the driver, a break is recommended. In the display of the instrument cluster, the lights If an obstacle is detected, the Infotainment will dis-…

• Page 129: Rear Traffic Alert

  Park Assist systems › Rear Traffic Alert Rear Traffic Alert Automatic switch-on during forward travel When approaching an obstacle at a speed of less Functionality than 10 km/h. Automatic switch-on does not activate automatic When reversing, the braking. Rear Traffic Alert warns of approaching vehicles.

• Page 130: Engine, Exhaust System And Fuel

  128 Engine, exhaust system and fuel › Bonnet › Engine, exhaust system and fuel Press the button below the Infotainment and tap the Infotainment screen. Bonnet Troubleshooting Opening the bonnet Message regarding system unavailability Before opening › › Stop the engine and start again. Make sure the windscreen wiper arms are folded ›…

• Page 131: Coolant

  Engine, exhaust system and fuel › Coolant › Read the oil level and push the dipstick back in Petrol engines: VW 504 00, VW 508 00, ▶ again. ACEA C3, ACEA C5. Diesel engines: VW 507 00, VW 509 00, ACEA C3 ▶…

• Page 132: Engine Electronics

  130 Engine, exhaust system and fuel › Engine electronics Troubleshooting Cold area › Avoid high engine speed. Coolant level is too low Operating range illuminates together with Message concerning the required coolant High temperature range check › Check the coolant level. Checking the fill level and topping up The coolant level is OK: Test conditions…

• Page 133: Particle Filter

  Engine, exhaust system and fuel › Particle filter › › Continue driving, exercising appropriate caution, Repeat this procedure several times. and seek the help of a specialist garage. If the filter is successfully cleaned, the indicator light goes off. Diesel engine control faulty If the indicator light does not go off within 30 flashes…

• Page 134: Fuel Filler Flap

  132 Engine, exhaust system and fuel › Fuel filler flap Fuel filler flap At a specialist garage. ▶ We recommend using refill bottles or canisters, refill Opening the fuel filler flap bottles and canisters from ŠKODA original parts for refilling. The refill bottles are equipped with overfill ›…

• Page 135: Petrol

  Engine, exhaust system and fuel › Petrol Petrol Using higher octane petrol than 95 RON may result in improved performance and lower fuel consump- What you should be mindful of tion. In an emergency 91. 92 or. 93 RON may be used DANGER (low power loss, slightly increased fuel consump- Risk of death!

• Page 136: Diesel

  134 Engine, exhaust system and fuel › Diesel Troubleshooting Only use a diesel fuel that contains a maximum of 7 % biodiesel (B7). If fuel other than unleaded petrol has been refuel- We recommend using diesel with additives, led according to the standards applicable to your which is available at petrol stations at the petrol vehicle pumps.

• Page 137: Vehicle Battery And Fuses

  Vehicle battery and fuses › Vehicle battery › Vehicle battery and fuses Place the fuel cap on the fuel filler neck and turn it in the opposite direction to the arrow until it clicks into place. Vehicle battery › Close the tank flap and click into place. Functionality — Discharge protection Possible causes of battery discharge Troubleshooting…

• Page 138: Using The Jump-Starting Cable

  136 Vehicle battery and fuses › Using the jump-starting cable › After charging, switch off the charger and unplug Changing the power cable from the socket. The new vehicle battery must have the same param- › eters as the original battery. Have the replacement Disconnect the charger terminals from the vehicle carried out by a specialist garage.

• Page 139: Fuses

  Vehicle battery and fuses › Fuses Functionality pole of the flat battery pole of the current-emitting battery pole of the current-emitting battery Earth point of the engine to be started Blown fuse Conditions for the replacing a fuse Earth point ✓…

• Page 140
  138 Vehicle battery and fuses › Fuses in the dash panel › Loosen the brake rod Fuse Consumer of the storage com- number partment. Light — right side Central locking (doors and boot lid, fuel filler flap), windscreen washer system, headlight cleaning system Music amplifier Not used…

• Page 141: Fuses In The Engine Compartment

  Vehicle battery and fuses › Fuses in the engine compartment Fuse Consumer Fuse Consumer number number Not used Power steering Not used The fuse can only be changed by a spe- Not used cialist company! Parking assistance, Park Assist, front ra- ESC, engine control system, engine components dar sensor, front camera for assistance…

• Page 142: Wheels

  140 Wheels › Tyres and rims Wheels load index The load index indicates the maximum permissible Tyres and rims load for each individual tyre 560 kg What you should be mindful of 580 kg 600 kg NOTICE 615 kg Protect tyres from contact with lubricants and ▶…

• Page 143: All-Season Or Winter Tires

  Wheels › All-season or winter tires Troubleshooting Outside Tyres Help with a flat tyre › Spare and emergency spare wheel » page 141. In Infotainment, select the following menu. ▶ Changing the wheel and raising the vehi- ▶ Outside » page 142.

• Page 144: Changing The Wheel And Raising The Vehicle

  142 Wheels › Changing the wheel and raising the vehicle › An emergency wheel is significantly narrower than Unscrew the lock nut. › the wheels mounted ex-factory. Remove the bass loud- speaker. › Take out the wheel. Remove the wheel on vehicles without sound system and replace The spare wheel or emergency wheel is mounted in a recess under the floor covering or the variable load-…

• Page 145
  Wheels › Changing the wheel and raising the vehicle › In vehicles with a tyre indicator, save the tyre pres- Jacking points for the jack sure values in the system. › Have the tightening torque of the wheel bolts of the mounted tyres checked with a torque wrench as soon as possible.

• Page 146: Breakdown Kit

  144 Wheels › Breakdown kit › Keep the label with the code number of the anti- Let all of the occupants get out. During the wheel theft wheel bolts. A replacement upper section can repair they should not stand on the road, e.g. be- be acquired from ŠKODA original parts based on hind the crash barriers.

• Page 147: Tyre Pressure

  Wheels › Tyre pressure › Shake the tyre inflation bottle back and forth with Inflation pressure for sealant. half load › Screw the inflation hose onto the tyre inflater bot- Inflation pressure for tle. The film on the closure is pierced automatically. a full load ›…

• Page 148: Wheel Bolt Cover Caps

  146 Wheels › Wheel bolt cover caps Saving tyre pressure values Disconnecting › Hang the clamps for removing the wheel trims at Saving tyre pressure values the edge of one of the openings in the trim. › Press the button under the Infotainment. ›…

• Page 149: Storage Space And Interior Equipment

  Storage space and interior equipment › Equipment in the boot Storage space and interior Tool kit equipment Depending on the equipment, not all of the following components may be included in the tool kit. Equipment in the boot Overview Attachment for the anti-theft wheel bolts Towing eye Bracket for removing the full wheel covers Lever for folding forward the rear seat backrests…

• Page 150: Bag Hooks In The Boot

  148 Storage space and interior equipment › Bag hooks in the boot Bag hooks in the boot Bag hooks Max. load 7.5 kg Hook for securing the fastening nets Fastener for securing the fastening nets Lashing eye for securing the load and the fasten- ing nets Max.

• Page 151: Multifunctional Pocket

  Storage space and interior equipment › Multifunctional pocket › The maximum load of the respective fastening nets Insert the pocket into is 1.5 kg. the recesses of the side partitions. If the multifunction Multifunctional pocket pocket and the roll-up cover are stowed at Operation the same time, the roll- up cover at the front…

• Page 152: Double-Sided Floor Covering

  150 Storage space and interior equipment › Double-sided floor covering › Fix the bar in the same way on the other side. Removing and inserting › Snap the carabiners into the lashing eyes. Take out and insert the roll-up cover ›…

• Page 153: Partition In The Boot

  Storage space and interior equipment › Partition in the boot › Partition in the boot To set in the upper po- sition, position the vari- Removing and inserting able loading floor in the front area on area Removing and inserting the partition ›…

• Page 154: Partition With Fastening Element In The Luggage Compartment

  152 Storage space and interior equipment › Partition with fastening element in the luggage compartment Partition with fastening element in the WARNING The maximum weight of the transported skis is 17 luggage compartment The maximum load for NOTICE the partition is 10 kg. Risk of damage to the armrest! Handle the bag and the skis with care.

• Page 155: Car Park Ticket Holder

  Storage space and interior equipment › Car park ticket holder Overview of practical equipment in the front Max. load 0.5 kg A card holder is located in the compartment. › Pull on the handle to open. NOTICE Do not leave heat-sensitive objects behind in the ▶…

• Page 156: Bottle Tray In The Storage Compartment Of The Rear Door

  154 Storage space and interior equipment › Bottle tray in the storage compartment of the rear door Bottle tray in the storage compartment of the rear door The USB connection is for charging only. Hook on the centre body pillar The tray is suitable for bottles with a max.

• Page 157: Spectacles Compartment

  Storage space and interior equipment › Spectacles compartment Spectacles compartment Storage compartment for cards in the storage area on the driver’s side The maximum load for the compartment is 0.25 kg. NOTICE Do not leave heat-sensitive objects behind in the ▶…

• Page 158: Storage Compartment For Hand Brush

  156 Storage space and interior equipment › Storage compartment for hand brush Storage compartment for hand brush ✓ The phone is centred on the phone icon on the pad. Overview Operating conditions Conditions for wireless charging ✓ Ignition is switched on. ✓…

• Page 159: Multimedia Holder

  Storage space and interior equipment › Multimedia holder Display in rear centre console CAUTION Risk of scalding! Overview Never put hot beverage containers in the drinks ▶ holder. Set the temperature NOTICE Display Risk of damage to the electrical system and to the panels due to spilled drinks.

• Page 160: 12-Volt Power Socket

  158 Storage space and interior equipment › 12-Volt power socket › Clip in the holder in the Technical data adapter. The holder is for fixing a tablet with a height of min. 12.2 cm and max. 19.5 cm. The maximum load for the holder is 0.75 kg. 12-Volt power socket Operating conditions Removal…

• Page 161: Storage Compartment With Air Outlet Nozzle

  Storage space and interior equipment › Storage compartment with air outlet nozzle › Roof rack and hitch If the reasons given above no longer apply and the socket is still not switched on automatically, dis- connect the connected consumer from the socket Roof rack and reconnect after a short time.

• Page 162
  160 Roof rack and hitch › Swivelling hitch › › Press the tow bar until Plug the electrical trail- it audibly clicks into er plug into the socket place. › Hook the tear-off rope Check latchings: the of the trailer onto the indicator light within the switch lights up.

• Page 163: Maintaining And Cleaning

  Maintaining and cleaning › Service events Maintaining and cleaning The permissible total weight of the mounted acces- sories including its load corresponds to the maxi- mum vertical load for trailer operation; the value can Service events be found in the vehicle registration documentation. Service intervals If the maximum load in trailer operation is more than Compliance with service intervals is crucial for the…

• Page 164: Interior

  162 Maintaining and cleaning › Interior and suitability for your vehicle are guaranteed with non-legitimate installation in another vehicle (e.g. af- these. ter a theft) or operation outside the vehicle. ŠKODA Service Partner All ŠKODA Service Partners operate according to Interior the most recent guidelines and instructions from ŠKODA AUTO.

• Page 165: Exterior

  Maintaining and cleaning › Exterior Covers on electrically heated seats NOTICE Bird droppings, insect residues, litter and sea salt ▶ NOTICE ® residues, overflowed fuel, AdBlue etc. are to be re- Risk of damaging the heating system. moved as soon as possible. Do not clean the seats with water or other liquids.

• Page 166: Ice Scraper On The Fuel Filler Flap

  164 Maintaining and cleaning › Ice scraper on the fuel filler flap Wash with a pressure washer After hand washing › Rinse the vehicle and wipe it with a suitable clean NOTICE cloth. Follow the operating instructions for the high- ▶…

• Page 167: Technical Data And Specifications

  Technical data and specifications › Requirements for the technical data Technical data and specifications Menu item for the service Requirements for the technical data Engine number The emission standard, information on fuel con- The engine number is embossed on the engine block. sumption and other information pertaining to your vehicle can be found listed in the technical vehicle Maximum permissible weights…

• Page 168: Operating Weight

  166 Technical data and specifications › Operating weight WARNING ing equipment. This includes 75 kg driver’s weight, the weight of the operating fluids and the on-board Risk of accident and danger of vehicle damage! Do not exceed the specified values for the maxi- tool kit and a fuel tank filled to min.

• Page 169: Event Data Recorder

  Technical data and specifications › Event Data Recorder 2.0 l/85 kW TDI engine Power (kW at 1/min) 85/2750-4250 Highest torque (Nm at 1/min) 300/1500-2500 4/1968 Number of cylinders/displacement (cm Transmission Manual gearbox Maximum speed (km/h) With specified gear engaged Acceleration 0-100 km/h (s) 10.4 2.0 l/110 kW TDI engine Power (kW at 1/min)

• Page 170: Information About The Radio Systems In The Vehicle

  8 dress in the web browser. years or before reaching a mileage of 160,000 km/ http://go.skoda.eu/owners-manuals 100,000 miles (whichever occurs first) from the beginning of the ŠKODA warranty. A reduction in 2.

• Page 171
  Technical data and specifications › Rights arising from defective performance, ŠKODA warranties The ŠKODA Partner enters this date into the corre- Damage has not been reported immediately to a ▶ sponding systems of the manufacturer. Any one specialist company or has not been properly rem- ŠKODA Partner can notify you of this date on re- edied.
• Page 172
  170 Technical data and specifications › Rights arising from defective performance, ŠKODA warranties availability of the ŠKODA Service Partners and within a reasonable period of time. There shall in any case be no entitlement to further claims from the ŠKODA Extended Warranty. In par- ticular, no claim for replacement, no right of with- drawal, no claim to purchase price reduction, or pro- vision of a replacement car for the duration of repair…

• Page 173: Index

  Index Index Automatic headlights system Setting Automatic operation of the Climatronic Auxiliary heating and ventilation 56, 57 118, 119 Change the battery in the remote control 122, 123 Automatic stop and start Distance adjustment Battery Interruption of cruise control see vehicle battery Accident data recorder Battery acid Adaptive Cruise Control…

• Page 174
  172 Index Installation Driving with trailer ISOFIX 42, 43 Safety Keyword child seat Trailer Stability Assist On the passenger seat Recommended child seats Dynamic cornering light Safety instructions Full LED headlights function Securing children properly Dynamic Light Assist TOP TETHER see Headlight Assist System Cleaning the vehicle Outside…
• Page 175
  Index Extinguisher i-Size Ice scraper Fasteners in the boot Immobilizer First aid kit In the event of an accident Flooring in the luggage compartment What to do after an accident Fog light Indicator lights Rear Foreword Fog lights Overview 11, 13 Front Infotainment Columbus 80, 81…
• Page 176
  174 Index Windscreen wiper and washer Media — Infotainment Swing 67, 68 Liability for defects what you should be mindful of see warranty Memory function for electrically adjustable seats Light 46, 47 Clean headlights Memory function of the key CORNER function Memory function of the seat Daytime running lights Mirror…
• Page 177
  Index Passenger seat Safe driving Pedestrian Detection Petrol Prescribed fuel Safe driving Prescribed petrol SAFE function Refilling Description Requirements for refuelling Turn off standards Safety Tank capacity Airbag Troubleshooting Assistance systems Phonebox Before the journey Power steering Belt webbing arrangement Practical equipment 152, 153 Car adaptations…
• Page 178
  176 Index ISOFIX Switching low beam on automatically Sitting safely System update — Infotainment Swing TOP TETHER Ventilation Self-help — Infotainment Swing Tablet holder 157, 158 Service event Tailgate Interval Settings Proof Tank capacity Reset information Diesel Show appointment Petrol Service position for windscreen wiper arms TCS.
• Page 179
  Index Pressure Water in the fuel filter Snow chains Weight Tyre pressure monitor Wheels Breakdown Change 142, 143 Change in pressure Umbrella Cover caps for the screws Unlocking 24, 25 Full wheel covers Updating the infotainment system Overview of tyre labelling see electronic version of the manual Spare wheel and emergency wheel 152, 153…

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