Subaru Forester: Seat / Retrieval of the memory position registered with access key fob

1. Hold the registered access key fob.

   

2. Unlock the driver’s door by pressing the button or touching the sensor behind the door handle.
3. Open the driver’s door.

A chirp will sound and the seat and angle of the outside mirrors moves to the registered position.

When the select lever is moved to the “R” position, the outside mirror will move to the registered reverse tilt-down position.

NOTE

• A retrieved seat position might deviate as the function is used continuously over time.
• A retrieved seat position might deviate if you attempt to continue operating the registered seat in the same direction when the registered seat is already at the farthest possible point of adjustment in any direction.
• If the registered memory position cannot be retrieved after performing the previous procedures, try the following procedures.
  1. Press the “SET” button on the driver’s door.
  2. Press the button on the access key fob or the door lock button to lock the doors.
  3. Perform the prior procedures again.
• If the keyless access function is disabled, the memory position cannot be retrieved by touching the sensor behind the driver’s door handle. However, the memory position can still be retrieved by pressing the button on the access key fob. For information about how to enable/disable the keyless access function, refer to “Disabling keyless access function”.
• If a new position is registered for the same access key fob, the previously registered memory position data will be deleted.
• If you are carrying 2 or more access keys, seat position retrieval may not be possible.
• If, while carrying an access key, 45 seconds passed after you enter the operating range of the keyless access function, it may not be possible to retrieve the registered memory position even if the door is open. For the operating range of the keyless access function, refer to “Locking and unlocking by holding the access key fob”.