Download Owners Manual UK Version Spring 2005
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Concorde Owners Handbook from Southdowns "A" class driver's and co-driver's seats Forward and rear facing seat adjustment (bar) Backrest adjustment Forward and rear facing seat adjustment Sitting on the seat, pull the bar in front of the seat upwards and slide the seat into the desired position. Release the bar and move the seat slightly to engage the latching mechanism. Backrest adjustment Sitting on the seat, disengage the lever to the rear of the seat on the left-hand side to adjust the backrest to any angle up to 180 degrees in small increments. Armrest height adjustment Bellows to inflate the lumbar support Armrest height adjustment Rotate the adjusting wheel under the end of the armrest to adjust the height of the armrest. Do not lean on the armrest during the adjustment procedure. Lumbar support The lumbar support is adjusted by inflating it with bellows situated to the rear of the seat on the right-hand side. You can let the air out again by pressing the button behind the bellows. Please refer to the owner's manual issued by the manufacturer of the vehicle for details of the seat adjustment facilities for the coachbuilt models. Safety information If you are driving the vehicle, adjust the seat in such a way as to ensure that you can reach all pedals and control elements easily. The backrest should be virtually upright. Your back should be up against the backrest and the seat belt should make contact in the shoulder area. Do not adjust the position of the driver's seat while the vehicle is moving. The co-driver should also adjust the seat to a virtually upright position for safety reasons. The seat belts must be fastened throughout every journey, however short. 31