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Passenger airbag OFF (crossed airbag, 2)2 meaningsPassenger airbag OFF (crossed airbag, 2)Stays lit while the front passenger airbag is deactivated with the lock in the OFF position, to show that a child seat may be fitted. Check that it lights when the ignition is switched on.Differs by brand.On Renault
Passenger airbag ON (child seat crossed out)2 meaningsPassenger airbag ON (child seat crossed out)After the passenger airbag is reactivated, check that this light comes on for about one minute after each start. It shows that the passenger airbag is active: do not fit a rear-facing child seat on the front passenger seat.Differs by brand.On Renault
Passenger airbag off3 meaningsPassenger airbag offLights up (in the overhead panel) when the front passenger airbag is deactivated. If it lights together with the airbag warning light in the cluster, the airbag switch is faulty and the passenger airbag will not deploy in an accident; have the airbag system checked immediately by a specialist garage.Differs by brand.On Škoda
Passenger airbag on3 meaningsPassenger airbag onLights up for 65 seconds after the ignition is switched on to confirm that the front passenger airbag is activated.Differs by brand.On Škoda
Passenger seat belt not fastened (white)Dashboard lightsPassenger seat belt not fastened (white)In an Audi, this black-and-white symbol tells the driver that one of the passengers has not fastened their seat belt.On Audi
Patient numberMedical device label symbolsPatient numberThe number written next to this symbol identifies one particular patient. It refers to the patient, not to the device or its batch.On ISO 15223-1
PauseDevice controlsPausePauses playback at the current point; press play to continue from there.On Device controls
Pedestrian horn faultDashboard lightsPedestrian horn faultLights amber, with the message 'Failure Outside sound', when there is a fault in the pedestrian horn, the external sound the vehicle makes at speeds between 1 and 19 mph. Consult an approved dealer.On Renault
Pedestrian horn fault lightDashboard lightsPedestrian horn fault lightLit steadily (hybrid or electric): a fault has been detected in the pedestrian horn. Go to a workshop.On Citroën
Pedestrian safety alert fault (amber)Dashboard lightsPedestrian safety alert fault (amber)Lights yellow when the pedestrian safety alert, the external sound that warns pedestrians, is not working.On Opel
Pedestrian warningDashboard lightsPedestrian warningOrange or red: a fault or hazard warning that should be taken seriously; a pedestrian has stepped onto the road unexpectedly. Be ready to brake.On BMW
Pedestrian warning (red person between road lines)Dashboard lightsPedestrian warning (red person between road lines)The light flashes and an acoustic signal sounds: a collision with a person is imminent. Brake or evade immediately.On MINI
Perfect cotton 59' (cotton boll)LaundryPerfect cotton 59' (cotton boll)A shorter wash at medium temperature for medium-soiled cotton. Fill the drum only halfway for the best result.On Laundry
Period after opening (open jar)Cosmetics marksPeriod after opening (open jar)Shows how long the cosmetic product stays safe to use once opened, given as a number of months and/or years next to the jar (for example 12M = 12 months). It is required on products that keep for more than 30 months, which therefore do not need a best-before date, unless the idea of a shelf life after opening does not apply to the product.On Cosmetics marks
Phone battery level (white)Dashboard lightsPhone battery level (white)Shows the battery charge level of the mobile phone connected to the car.On Volkswagen
Pizza functionCookingPizza functionHot air circulates in the oven for an even, crisp result on pizza, focaccia and similar dishes. Thermostat 50 °C to MAX.On Cooking
Plastic resin code 1 (PET)Recycling marksPlastic resin code 1 (PET)Resin identification code 1: the item is made of polyethylene terephthalate (PET). The number inside the chasing-arrows triangle identifies the type of plastic so that it can be sorted; it does not by itself mean the item is recyclable or collected where you live. It is the most common plastic collected at the kerbside, used for example for clear food containers and cups; most household recycling collections pick it up. In the EU packaging material identification system the same number stands for the same plastic. Check your local collection rules.On Recycling marks
Plastic resin code 2 (HDPE)Recycling marksPlastic resin code 2 (HDPE)Resin identification code 2: the item is made of high-density polyethylene (HDPE). The number inside the chasing-arrows triangle identifies the type of plastic so that it can be sorted; it does not by itself mean the item is recyclable or collected where you live. Most household recycling collections pick it up. In the EU packaging material identification system the same number stands for the same plastic. Check your local collection rules.On Recycling marks
Plastic resin code 3 (PVC)Recycling marksPlastic resin code 3 (PVC)Resin identification code 3: the item is made of polyvinyl chloride (PVC). The number inside the chasing-arrows triangle identifies the type of plastic so that it can be sorted; it does not by itself mean the item is recyclable or collected where you live. Some labels show the letter V instead of PVC under the triangle. In the EU packaging material identification system the same number stands for the same plastic. Check your local collection rules.On Recycling marks
Plastic resin code 4 (LDPE)Recycling marksPlastic resin code 4 (LDPE)Resin identification code 4: the item is made of low-density polyethylene (LDPE). The number inside the chasing-arrows triangle identifies the type of plastic so that it can be sorted; it does not by itself mean the item is recyclable or collected where you live. In the EU packaging material identification system the same number stands for the same plastic. Check your local collection rules.On Recycling marks
Plastic resin code 5 (PP)Recycling marksPlastic resin code 5 (PP)Resin identification code 5: the item is made of polypropylene (PP). The number inside the chasing-arrows triangle identifies the type of plastic so that it can be sorted; it does not by itself mean the item is recyclable or collected where you live. It is often used for microwavable food containers. In the EU packaging material identification system the same number stands for the same plastic. Check your local collection rules.On Recycling marks
Plastic resin code 6 (PS)Recycling marksPlastic resin code 6 (PS)Resin identification code 6: the item is made of polystyrene (PS), including foamed polystyrene. The number inside the chasing-arrows triangle identifies the type of plastic so that it can be sorted; it does not by itself mean the item is recyclable or collected where you live. In the EU packaging material identification system the same number stands for the same plastic. Check your local collection rules.On Recycling marks
Plastic resin code 7 (OTHER)Recycling marksPlastic resin code 7 (OTHER)Resin identification code 7: the item is made of other plastics. The number inside the chasing-arrows triangle identifies the type of plastic so that it can be sorted; it does not by itself mean the item is recyclable or collected where you live. Check your local collection rules.On Recycling marks
PlayDevice controlsPlayStarts playing the selected media, for example a recording or a file from a USB stick on a TV.On Device controls
Play/pauseDevice controlsPlay/pauseOne button for both: press it to start playback, press again to pause, and again to resume. On audio systems it works for CD, Bluetooth and USB playback.On Device controls