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Trailer turn signal indicator2 meaningsTrailer turn signal indicatorFlashes with the turn signals when a trailer is connected. If it does not flash while towing, the trailer's turn signals are faulty: check the trailer lighting and connection.Differs by brand.On Škoda
Trailer turn signals (solid arrows with 1)Dashboard lightsTrailer turn signals (solid arrows with 1)Indicator for the trailer turn signals, which flash together with the vehicle turn signals. If a trailer turn signal fails, this indicator stops flashing, instead of the vehicle turn signal flashing at double speed.On CUPRA
Transmission fault (white)Dashboard lightsTransmission fault (white)A transmission problem has been detected, for example overheating, a park lock fault or a major gearbox malfunction. A message on the display explains the issue and says whether the car can still be driven.On Audi
Transmission fault warning2 meaningsTransmission fault warningOrange or red: a fault or hazard warning that should be taken seriously; the transmission has a problem. Have it checked by a workshop.Differs by brand.On BMW
Transmission temperature warning light (red)Dashboard lightsTransmission temperature warning light (red)The transmission fluid temperature is high, for example when towing. Stop the vehicle and idle in PARK or NEUTRAL until the light goes off, then drive normally. Continuing to drive can make the fluid boil, cause a fire and severely damage the transmission or clutch.On Jeep
Travel Assist activeDashboard lightsTravel Assist activeGreen: Travel Assist is activated, with speed control and adaptive lane guidance in progress.On Škoda
Travel Assist active (green, lanes and gauge)Dashboard lightsTravel Assist active (green, lanes and gauge)Lit green when Travel Assist is active, with adaptive cruise control and adaptive lane guidance both working.On Volkswagen
Travel Assist faultDashboard lightsTravel Assist faultTravel Assist has a fault. Follow the troubleshooting instructions for Lane Assist and ACC. If the system is still unavailable, seek a specialist garage.On Škoda
Travel Assist unavailable (amber)Dashboard lightsTravel Assist unavailable (amber)Lights yellow when Travel Assist is not available or is not working as expected.On Volkswagen
Travel Assist, lane guidance passive (green and white)Dashboard lightsTravel Assist, lane guidance passive (green and white)Travel Assist is active and adaptive cruise control is regulating, but adaptive lane guidance is passive and is not steering.On Volkswagen
TrimanRecycling marksTrimanFrench sorting logo. It tells consumers in France that the product or its packaging is covered by a sorting rule and must not go into the general household waste bin; it has to be sorted or taken to a collection point such as a recycling bin, a shop take-back point or a waste centre. Since 2022 it is shown together with the Info-tri panel, which says how and where each part should be sorted. The obligation is being phased in product group by product group.On Recycling marks
Tumble dry, high temperatureTextile careTumble dry, high temperatureCare-label mark: the garment can be tumble dried at a high temperature setting.On ISO 3758
Tumble dry, low temperatureTextile careTumble dry, low temperatureCare-label mark: the garment may go in a tumble dryer, but only on a low temperature setting.On ISO 3758
Tumble drying allowedTextile careTumble drying allowedCare-label mark: the garment may be dried in a tumble dryer. A garment with no care label should be treated as not suitable for tumble drying.On ISO 3758
TurboHeating & air conditioningTurboSwitches between turbo and normal fan speed; the high fan indicator shows when turbo is on. Use turbo for the fastest moisture removal and switch it off once the room is at the humidity you want.On MAD50C1AWS
Turn signal indicator11 meaningsTurn signal indicatorLights up green while a turn signal is switched on. It is for information only; no action is needed.Differs by brand.On BMW
Two-star compartmentRefrigerationTwo-star compartmentA compartment with this mark keeps food that is already frozen for roughly one month. It is not meant for freezing fresh food; that can only be done in a four-star compartment.On Refrigeration
Type B applied partMedical electrical equipment symbolsType B applied partMarks a type B applied part under IEC 60601-1, the part of the equipment that touches the patient in the least strict protection class against electric shock. Type B parts are generally not conductive, can be released from the patient immediately, and may be connected to earth.On IEC 60601-1
Type BF applied partMedical electrical equipment symbolsType BF applied partMarks a type BF (body floating) applied part under IEC 60601-1, the part of the equipment that touches the patient. It is used where the part has conductive or longer-term contact with the patient and is floating, meaning separated from earth; it is stricter than type B and less strict than type CF.On IEC 60601-1
Type CF applied partMedical electrical equipment symbolsType CF applied partMarks a type CF (cardiac floating) applied part under IEC 60601-1, the strictest protection class against electric shock. It is used for parts that make an electrical connection directly to the heart, and it is floating, meaning separated from earth.On IEC 60601-1
UKCA markingSafety and compliance marksUKCA markingUK Conformity Assessed. The manufacturer, or its authorised representative, declares that the product meets the UK rules that apply to it, for example on electrical safety, toys or machinery. It is used for products sold in Great Britain (England, Scotland and Wales); Northern Ireland uses CE or CE with UKNI instead. Great Britain also still accepts the CE marking, so a product may carry either mark or both. It is not a quality award or a sign of where the product was made. The mark must be at least 5 mm high unless the product rules say otherwise.On Safety and compliance marks
Unique device identifier (UDI)Medical device label symbolsUnique device identifier (UDI)Marks the carrier that contains the device's unique device identifier (UDI) information, such as the code printed next to it. Read or scan that code to identify the device.On ISO 15223-1
Up and down swingHeating & air conditioningUp and down swingShown when the flaps (horizontal blades) swing up and down to spread the airflow. Press the swing button again when the flaps are where you want them to stop them there. Always move the flaps with the remote, never by hand.On ARC466A9
Upper limit of temperatureMedical device label symbolsUpper limit of temperatureThe temperature printed next to the top stroke is the highest temperature the medical device can safely be exposed to. Keep it below this value in storage and transport.On ISO 15223-1
Use no hooksHandling marksUse no hooksDo not handle the package with hooks, and avoid any other kind of point load on it. The mark does not by itself rule out the plate hooks used for handling bagged cargo.On ISO 780