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If the front view camera, front radar, bumper, or sensor is covered or blocked by foreign material, such as snow, rain, or dirt, or when a trailer or hitch mounted carrier is installed, the detecting performance may decrease and temporarily limit or disable Forward Collision-Avoidance Assist.

The "Driver Assistance system limited. Camera obscured." or the "Driver Assistance system limited. Radar blocked." warning message may appear, and the X, O, and P warning lights may illuminate on the instrument cluster.

The function operates normally when such foreign material, trailer, or carrier is removed, and the engine is restarted.

If Forward Collision-Avoidance Assist does not operate normally after anything covering or blocking the sensors is removed, have your vehicle inspected by an authorized retailer of Genesis Branded products.

Forward Collision-Avoidance Assist may not operate normally or may operate unexpectedly if:

• The detecting sensor or the surroundings are blocked, covered, or damaged by snow, water, or dirt, etc.

• The temperature near the front view camera is hot or cold.

• The camera lens is covered or blocked by windshield tint, the windshield is damaged, or a sticky material (sticker, bug, etc.) is on the glass.

• Moisture is not removed or frozen on the windshield.

• Washer fluid is sprayed continuously, or the wiper is on.

• You are driving in heavy rain or snow, or thick fog.

• The front view camera’s field of view is obstructed by glare from the sun.

• Sunlight, streetlight or light from an oncoming vehicle is reflected on the wet road surface such as a puddle on the road.

• An object is placed on the dashboard.

• Your vehicle is being towed.

• The surrounding is very bright or very dark (nighttime, tunnel, etc.).

• The brightness changes suddenly, for example when entering or exiting a tunnel.

• The brightness outside is low, and the headlamps of the front vehicle are turned off or are not bright.

• A front vehicle, powered two-wheeler, pedestrian, or cyclist is partially visible.

• The vehicle in front is a bus, heavy truck, truck with an unusual shape, trailer, etc.

• The vehicle or powered two-wheeler in front has no tail lamps, tail lamps are located in an unusual location.

• In low light conditions, the tail lamps of the front vehicle are turned off or not bright.

• The rear of the front vehicle is small or the vehicle does not look normal, such as when the vehicle is tilted, overturned, or the side of the vehicle is visible, etc.

• The front vehicle's ground clearance is too low or high

• A vehicle, powered two-wheeler, pedestrian, or cyclist suddenly cuts in front.

• The bumper around the front radar has been damaged or modified, and the radar is out of position.

• The temperature around the front radar is very hot or cold.

• A material is near that reflects very well on the front radar, such as guardrail, nearby vehicle, etc.

• The bicycle in front is made of material that does not reflect on the front radar well.

• The vehicle or powered two-wheeler in front is detected late.

• The vehicle or powered two-wheeler in front is suddenly blocked by an obstacle.

• The vehicle or powered two-wheeler in front changes lane or reduces the speed.

• The vehicle or powered two-wheeler in front is bent out of shape.

• The speed of the vehicle or powered two-wheeler in front is slow or fast.

• The vehicle or powered two-wheeler in front steers in the opposite direction of your vehicle to avoid a collision.

• Your vehicle changes lane at low speed with a vehicle or powered two-wheeler in front.

• The vehicle in front is covered with snow.

• You are departing or returning to the lane.

• You are on curve or roundabout and the vehicle or powered two-wheeler in front is not detected

• You are continuously driving in a circle.

• The vehicle in front has an unusual shape.

• The vehicle in front is driving uphill or downhill.

• Only part of a pedestrian or cyclist is detected. For example, if the pedestrian is leaning over or is not walking upright.

• The pedestrian or cyclist is wearing clothing or equipment that makes it difficult to detect.

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The illustration above shows the image the front view camera and front radar are capable of detecting as a vehicle, powered two-wheeler, pedestrian, and cyclist.

• The pedestrian or cyclist in front is moving very quickly.

• The pedestrian or cyclist in front is short.

• The pedestrian or cyclist in front has impaired mobility.

• The pedestrian or cyclist in front is moving at an angle to the path of your vehicle.

• There is a group of pedestrians, cyclists in front of your vehicle.

• The pedestrian or cyclist is wearing clothing that easily blends into the background, making it difficult to detect.

• The pedestrian or cyclist is difficult to distinguish from the similar shaped structure in the surroundings.

• You are driving by a pedestrian, cyclist, traffic signs, and other structure near an intersection.

• You are driving through steam, smoke, or shadow.

• You are driving through a tunnel or an iron bridge.

• You are driving in large, open areas where there are few vehicles or structures (for example, desert, meadow, empty suburb).

• You are driving in a parking lot.

• You are driving through a tollgate, construction area, unpaved road, partial paved road, uneven road, speed bumps, etc.

• You are driving through roads with railroad tracks or other embedded metal objects.

• You are driving on an inclined road or curved road.

• You are driving through a roadside with trees or streetlights.

• You are driving on a narrow road where trees or grass are overgrown.

• You are driving in an area with strong radio waves or electrical noise interference.

• The vehicle moves unstably or vibrates excessively.

• Your vehicle height is low or high due to heavy loads, abnormal tire pressure, etc.

• The vehicle is installed with a snow chain, spare tire or different size wheel.