What it means
This indicates that the convertible-roof system has detected a fault or that the roof is not in its expected position. Amber usually signals a system check is needed; the exact colour, symbol, and response vary by manufacturer, so consult the owner's manual.
What the symbol looks like: A side view of a convertible with its roof raised or partly open, sometimes accompanied by an exclamation mark.
Why it comes on
- The roof did not complete its opening or closing cycle
- A roof latch or position sensor did not register correctly
- Low battery voltage interrupted roof operation
- A hydraulic or electric roof component has a fault
- An obstruction or roof-system fault prevented movement
What to do
- Stop somewhere safe and check whether the roof is fully open or fully closed.
- Check for visible obstructions without forcing the roof or its mechanism.
- Follow the owner's manual for any roof-position or reset instructions.
- If the roof is unsecured, leaking, or will not latch, avoid driving in conditions that could make it unsafe and arrange assistance.
- Have the roof system checked if the warning remains.
Can I keep driving?
Drive only if the roof is securely latched in an approved position and visibility is clear. Avoid operating the roof while moving, and avoid high speeds or bad weather if it is not fully secured.
Symbols and colours differ between makes and models. Your owner’s manual shows the exact lights of your car.