Subaru Forester: Starting and operating / Power steering
		
		Power steering warning light

Power steering system features
NOTE
	- If the steering wheel is operated in the 
	following ways, the power steering 
	control system may temporarily limit 
	the power assist in order to prevent the 
	system components, such as the control 
	computer and drive motor, from 
	overheating.
 
	- The steering wheel is operated frequently 
	and turned sharply while the 
	vehicle is maneuvered at extremely low 
	speeds, such as while frequently turning 
	the steering wheel during parallel 
	parking.
 
	- The steering wheel remains in the 
	fully turned position for a long period of 
	time.
 
At this time, there will be more resistance 
when steering. However, this is 
not a malfunction. Normal steering 
force will be restored after the steering 
wheel is not operated for a while and 
the power steering control system has 
an opportunity to cool down. However, 
if the power steering is operated in a 
non-standard way which causes power 
assist limitation to occur too frequently, 
this may result in a malfunction of the 
power steering control system.
   Other information:
   NOTE
	The high beam assist function utilizes 
	the stereo camera installed at the 
	position of the front map lights.
	For details on how to handle the 
	stereo camera, refer to the Owner’s 
	Manual supplement for the EyeSight 
	system.
The high beam assist function automatically 
changes the headlight from high 
beam to low beam (or vice versa)...
   
   
	Turn the ignition switch to “ON”.
	
	Press the  button.
	Select “Settings”.
	Select “Vehicle”.
	Select “Time/Date” and then select “Manual”.
	
	Press the “+” button or the “−” button 
	beside the clock.
Setting 12-hour or 24-hour display
The clock can be set to 12-hour or 24-hour 
display...