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The assistance has a fault and may be unavailable.
The function has a fault and may be unavailable. Consult the manual and follow service instructions; maintain control and do not rely on assistance to correct the path. Warnings and their presentation depend on the model. A fault indication does not mean dipped headlights automatically switch on or the vehicle necessarily stops. Do not keep driving if the defect compromises safety.
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The assistance has a fault and may be unavailable.
Dipped headlights have necessarily been switched on.
The vehicle will automatically stop in every case.
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