SAFARI STORME MY14

ELECTRICAL 196 11. ABS Indicator: This warning lamp comes on for approxy. 3 secs. When key is turned to IGN position and goes off. This indicator comes on if there is a problem in the ABS system, Please refer to nearest Authorized Service centre. 12. Airbag Indicator: This warning lamp comes on for approxy. 3 secs. When key is turned to IGN position and goes off. If it remains on or blinks, it indicates trouble with Air-bag system. Check and rectify the problem. 13. Seat Belt Indicator: Seat Belt warning Indicator initially flashes with Audio alarm (external buzzer) for 6 secs. after completion of pre-check functionality ( Continuous On for 3 secs. @ every Ignition ON ) if seat belt is not fastened and lamp shall be made ON continuously with out Audio alarm until the vehicle Speed exceeds 16 km/h or Seat Belt is fastened. When Vehicle Speed exceeds 16 km/h, the lamp will flash with Audio alarm for 6 secs., at the end of this first time period the lamp shall be made On continuously with out audio alarm for 24 seconds and later the same sequence ( 6 seconds of flashing the lamp with Audio alarm and 24 seconds of Lamp ON continuously with out Audio alarm ) shall be repeated until Driver seat belt is fastened or Vehicle Speed reduced to 5 km/h. 14. Immobilizer Warning: Immobilizer system disables engine starting, if original key is not used. The user has to use only the “original key” for authentication and unlocking the vehicle. Check and rectify the problem.  Lamp blink: Vehicle is in immobilized condition and when key is not inserted.  Lamp Off: Normal condition ( Authenticated user ) and engine will start  Lamp On: Problem with key / system. Check and rectify the problem. 15. Front Fog: This indicator lights up when the Front Fog lamp is ‘ON’. 16. Rear Fog: This indicator lights up when the Front Fog lamp is ‘ON’. 17. Door Open Warning: Prior to driving ensure that all the door s are properly closed. If any one of the doors is partially open, the corresponding door open indicator will comes ‘ON’.