Seal dashboard symbols
Lamps on the Seal, grouped by the color you see and by how urgent they are. A lamp that lights for the start-up check and then goes out is normal. Use the entry if it stays on, comes back, or flashes while you drive.
Red asks you to stop or marks a safety fault. Amber means a system needs a check, is limiting the car, or is switched off. Green, blue, and white report a state, not a breakdown.
This page does not replace the owner’s manual for your model year and market.
A4 PDF with the icon, the color, a short meaning, and what to do.
Red8
Immediate
- Airbag system warningThe airbag lamp watches the control unit, the crash sensors, the inflators, and their wiring, including belt pretensioners tied into the same system.
- Brake system warningThis red lamp is the service-brake warning.
- High-voltage battery overheatingThe traction battery is too hot.
- Low-voltage power systemThis is the 12-volt side of the car, not the large traction-battery gauge.
- Power system faultThis lamp means the drive system has a fault.
- Steering system faultElectric power steering lightens the wheel.
Amber5
Check soon
- Anti-lock braking systemThis amber ABS lamp means the anti-lock function is unavailable.
- Drive power limitedThe car has cut the power it will deliver.
- Lane supportOn the export Seal, cars with the front camera show a lane-support lamp.
- Stability controlStability control brakes individual wheels and can reduce drive to keep the car on its path.
- Tire pressure monitoringThis lamp watches the tire-pressure sensors.