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automatically be lowered slightly) until the convertible top is completely lowered. A chime will indicate when the top is completely down and properly in place in the storage compartment. The windows can then be raised/lowered with the "All windows" button on the driver's door. "All windows" control button To raise the convertible top: · Press and hold down the upper section of the control switch until the convertible top is completely raised. A chime will indicate when the top is properly in position. Check that the cover over the convertible top storage compartment closes completely. Movement of the convertible top can be stopped at any time by releasing the control switch. WARNING! · The convertible top must not be obstructed in any way when it is being raised or lowered. · The rear seat should not be occupied while the convertible top is being raised or lowered. · Anyone near the car should be well clear of the convertible top's moving parts before it is raised or lowered. · Children should never be allowed to play with the convertible top control switch. CAUTION:If the cover over the convertible top storage space is not completely closed, the trunk lid should NOT be opened to help avoid scratching the paint. NOTE: · The electrically operated convertible top has an overload protecting circuit breaker that is activated when an object blocks the top when it is in motion. If this occurs, remove the object and wait 20 seconds for the circuit breaker to reset before trying to raise/lower the top again. See page 106 for fault tracing information and instructions on manually raising the convertible top. · The trunk cannot be opened and the power windows/power antenna cannot be operated while the convertible top is being raised/lowered. pg. 45 Electrically operated convertible top, Wind deflector CAUTION: · Be sure there is sufficient clearance above the car before raising/lowering the convertible top. · Volvo recommends that you raise the convertible top and close the windows when you leave the car to help deter thefts and to protect the interior from rain, windblown dust, etc. · No objects should be placed in the convertible top storage compartment. This could damage the convertible top mechanism. · Roof racks may not be attached to or placed on the convertible top. See page 74 for information on trunk-mounted luggage racks. · Ice scrapers should not be used to remove snow from the convertible top. · Do not lower the convertible top if it is frozen. The top should not be raised/lowered if the temperature is below 32° F (0° C). · The top should be completely dry before it is lowered and stored in the storage compartment to help prevent damage

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automatically be lowered slightly) until the convertible top is completely lowered. A chime will indicate when the top
is completely down and properly in place in the storage compartment. The windows can then be raised/lowered with
the "All windows" button on the driver's door.
"All windows" control button
To raise the convertible top:
· Press and hold down the
upper
section of the control switch until the convertible top is completely raised. A chime
will indicate when the top is properly in position.
Check that the cover over the convertible top storage compartment closes completely.
Movement of the convertible top can be stopped at any time by releasing the control switch.
WARNING!
· The convertible top must not be obstructed in any way when it is being raised or lowered.
· The rear seat should not be occupied while the convertible top is being raised or lowered.
· Anyone near the car should be well clear of the convertible top's moving parts before it is raised or lowered.
· Children should never be allowed to play with the convertible top control switch.
CAUTION:
If the cover over the convertible top storage space is not
completely closed
, the trunk lid should NOT be
opened to help avoid scratching the paint.
NOTE:
· The electrically operated convertible top has an overload protecting circuit breaker that is activated when an
object blocks the top when it is in motion. If this occurs, remove the object and wait 20 seconds for the circuit breaker
to reset before trying to raise/lower the top again.
See
page 106
for fault tracing information and instructions on manually raising the convertible top.
· The trunk cannot be opened and the power windows/power antenna cannot be operated while the convertible top is
being raised/lowered.
pg. 45 Electrically operated convertible top, Wind deflector
CAUTION:
· Be sure there is sufficient clearance above the car before raising/lowering the convertible top.
· Volvo recommends that you raise the convertible top and close the windows when you leave the car to help deter
thefts and to protect the interior from rain, windblown dust, etc.
· No objects should be placed in the convertible top storage compartment. This could damage the convertible top
mechanism.
· Roof racks may not be attached to or placed on the convertible top. See
page 74
for information on trunk-mounted
luggage racks.
· Ice scrapers should not be used to remove snow from the convertible top.
· Do not lower the convertible top if it is frozen. The top should not be raised/lowered if the temperature is below 32°
F (0° C).
· The top should be completely dry before it is lowered and stored in the storage compartment to help prevent damage