Kia Telluride: Front seat adjustment for power seat : (if equipped) / Leg support
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Operation
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Push the rear portion of switch (1) forward to raise the leg support.
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Push the front portion of switch (2) rearward to lower the leg support.
WARNING
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Exercise caution whenever adjusting the leg support. Feet or footwear may become trapped between the front seat and nearby interior components, including the instrument panel, which could result in unexpected injury.
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Keep children away from the adjustment controls whenever the leg support is being operated. Accidental activation may lead to injury.
NOTE
Do not sit directly on the edge of the leg support or place heavy objects on it. Excessive force may damage the mechanism or prevent it from operating correctly.
NOTE
Before extending the leg support, move the seat rearward if necessary. When the seat is positioned too close to surrounding interior components, movement of the leg support may be restricted.
Adjusting cushion extension: (if equipped)
The available cushion extension allows the driver to customize thigh support for improved comfort, particularly during long-distance travel...
Cushion support
The cushion support adjustment feature allows the driver to fine-tune the seating position for improved comfort and additional thigh support. Proper adjustment can help reduce fatigue during extended trips and contribute to a more comfortable driving experience in the Kia Telluride...
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