Adjusting the interior mirror
Manually adjustable anti-glare mirror
In the initial position, the lever on the lower edge of the mirror should point forward. To set the mirror to the anti-glare position, turn the lever back.
Mirror with automatic anti-glare adjustment
Adjust the mirror manually.
When the ignition is turned on, the mirror automatically darkens depending on how much light enters the interior from behind (for example, from the headlights of a car behind).
The mirror returns to its original appearance (i.e. does not protect against blinding) when reverse gear is engaged.
Adjusting the exterior mirrors
Exterior mirrors with mechanical adjustment from the inside
These mirrors are adjusted using a button in the door trim.
Electrically adjustable exterior mirrors
These mirrors are adjusted with a rotary switch.
- L — Left mirror
- A - Heating
- R — Right mirror
The adjustable mirror is selected by turning the rotary switch (left or right).
Then, by moving the regulator left-right and up-down, the selected mirror is moved to the desired position. If this adjustment method does not work for some reason, the mirrors can be adjusted manually.
Synchronous adjustment of mirrors
First, both mirrors must be set to the basic position. To do this, first adjust the left mirror separately, then the right mirror, as described above. Then you can finally adjust both mirrors together, adjusting only the left mirror.
Notes on concave and convex mirrors
A convex mirror increases the field of view, but reduces visible objects. It distorts the idea of the distance to the object and can lead to surprises. A concave mirror, on the contrary, reduces the field of view, but increases objects and seems to bring them closer to the observer. It is possible to use such mirrors, but you need to get used to them.
Heated mirrors
To turn on the heated outside mirrors, turn the switch to position A.
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