Hi,
When I picked up my car the dealer said press once to lock or twice to deadlock.
In the manual it just says press to lock and seems to imply the deadlocks will be armed, there is no mention of how to lock without deadlocks.
Pressing the button again after locking doesn't seem to do anything ( sounds like the locks are engaging again and make the same sound as when locked with one press ).
On my old Seat, one press was to lock, deadlock, alarm and two disabled the deadlocks ( and possibly alarm ).
So question is - does one press do the alarm and deadlocks? I notice you can turn off alarm features using buttons on the door.
I cannot see why you would need to press twice to deadlock as I would always want the car deadlocked.
I suspect the dealer doesn't know what he is talking about!
The manual doesn't seem to tell you how to disable deadlocks with the remote ( I think you can do it with the key though ).
Sorry for the long-winded question!
When I picked up my car the dealer said press once to lock or twice to deadlock.
In the manual it just says press to lock and seems to imply the deadlocks will be armed, there is no mention of how to lock without deadlocks.
Pressing the button again after locking doesn't seem to do anything ( sounds like the locks are engaging again and make the same sound as when locked with one press ).
On my old Seat, one press was to lock, deadlock, alarm and two disabled the deadlocks ( and possibly alarm ).
So question is - does one press do the alarm and deadlocks? I notice you can turn off alarm features using buttons on the door.
I cannot see why you would need to press twice to deadlock as I would always want the car deadlocked.
I suspect the dealer doesn't know what he is talking about!
The manual doesn't seem to tell you how to disable deadlocks with the remote ( I think you can do it with the key though ).
Sorry for the long-winded question!