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SRS warning (red seated figure and airbag)

Red: filled seated figure in profile facing left, seat back and belt lines, with a large filled circle (airbag) in front of the head. · also called “SRS warning”, “airbag fault”, “restraint system warning”

What it means on volvo

Airbag or restraint system fault

The red SRS symbol means there is a fault in the airbags or related restraint systems. Act immediately and contact an authorised Volvo workshop.

Source · Official website Volvo XC60 Plug-in Hybrid owner's manual (online edition) · checked

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Questions about the SRS warning (red seated figure and airbag) symbol

What does the SRS warning (red seated figure and airbag) symbol mean on Volvo cars?
The red SRS symbol means there is a fault in the airbags or related restraint systems. Act immediately and contact an authorised Volvo workshop.
What does the SRS warning (red seated figure and airbag) symbol mean on Kia cars?
Lights for about 3–6 seconds when the vehicle is switched ON, then goes out. If it stays on, there is a malfunction in the SRS air bag system; have the vehicle inspected by a professional workshop or a Kia dealer.
What does the SRS warning (red seated figure and airbag) symbol mean on MG cars?
If this lamp illuminates or fails to extinguish, there is a failure in the SRS or seat belt. Stop the car as soon as safety permits and power off the vehicle. The SRS system or seat belt may not work properly if a crash occurs.
Does the SRS warning (red seated figure and airbag) symbol mean the same on every appliance?
No. On Volvo cars it means: Airbag or restraint system fault. On Kia cars it means: SRS air bag malfunction. On MG cars it means: SRS or seat belt failure.
What does the SRS warning (red seated figure and airbag) symbol look like?
Red: filled seated figure in profile facing left, seat back and belt lines, with a large filled circle (airbag) in front of the head. It is also called “SRS warning”, “airbag fault” and “restraint system warning”.

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