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General| Brand | Daewoo |
|---|---|
| Model | Espero |
| Category | Automobile |
| Language | English |
Ensure windows, mirrors, lights are clean. Check tyre inflation, lights, leaks, clear area for reversing.
Owner must frequently check lights, signals, warning lights for safety.
Care needed when operating; risk of injury, especially to children, or trapping articles.
Seat backs should be upright for seat-belt effectiveness; reclining reduces protection.
Check engine oil level with vehicle on level ground; stop engine and wait 5 minutes if running.
Lap belts should be worn as low as possible for pregnant women to reduce injury risk.
Seat-belt provides maximum protection when seat back is upright; reclining reduces protection.
Never wear shoulder belt under arm, use belt for more than one person, or wear twisted.
Belt must be positioned across shoulder, close to neck, for proper protection.
Never wear lap belt across abdomen; it can cause injury during accidents.
System not triggered by rear/side impacts; seat-belts must be worn. Avoid affixing items to steering wheel.
Repairs must be done by authorised outlets; clean steering wheel only with dry/damp cloth.
Never remove key while driving; steering wheel will lock. Do not turn to 'B' or '/' when moving.
Always depress brake when shifting; check warning light before moving off.
Do not rest foot on brake pedal; it causes wear and damage.
ABS does not prevent accidents from careless driving; driver responsibility is key.
Do not remove coolant surge tank cap when engine is hot due to scalding risk.
Continued operation with brake system warning light on is dangerous; have brakes repaired immediately.
If light stays on and oil level is normal, have system checked immediately by outlet.
Be careful not to trap body parts or articles when the sun roof is closing.
Ensure occupants know how to operate; keep watch when closing; remove ignition key before leaving.
Never crawl under a jacked vehicle, run the engine, or jack on inclined surfaces.
Dangers include battery explosion, acid burns; never expose battery to flames/sparks.
Emphasizes performing jump starting operations in the correct sequence for safety.
How to check engine oil level using the dipstick, ensuring it's between MIN and MAX marks.
If brake indicator light comes on, fill reservoir to level mark with recommended fluid.
Avoid contact with skin/eyes; it damages paintwork; rinse affected areas immediately.
Keep flames away; hydrogen gas is present; avoid contact with electrolyte (sulfuric acid).
