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vehicle, is not covered by the smart war-

ranty.

The maximum transmission output (PEAK) at

the base of the antenna must not exceed the

following values:

Waveband

Maximum

transmission

output

Tetra

380 - 410 MHz

20 W

Mobile communications

generation 2G/3G/4G

6 W

The following can be used in the vehicle

without restrictions:

R

Two-way radios with a maximum trans-

mission output of up to 100 mW

R

Mobile phones (2G/3G/4G)

There is no restriction for antenna positions

on the outside of the vehicle for the following

wavebands:

R

Tetra

R

Mobile communications (2G/3G/4G)

Installing two-way radios and mobile phones

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Summary of Contents for Smart fortwo cabrio

Page 1: ...pe and smart fortwo cabrio electric drive 4535848109 4535848109 Order no 6522 0225 13 Part no 453 584 81 09 Edition A 2018 www smart com smart A Daimler brand smart fortwo coupe and smart fortwo cabri...

Page 2: ...AG RIQ Routes is a registered trademark of TomTom International B V RMirrorLink is a registered trademark of the Car Connectivity Consortium The following symbols are used in this Oper ator s Manual...

Page 3: ...t RTechnical features The equipment in your vehicle may therefore differ from that shown in the descriptions and illustrations Integral parts of the vehicle include ROperator s Manual RMaintenance Boo...

Page 4: ...Automatic transmission 54 Using the turn signals 55 Acoustic presence indicator 55 Driving economically 56 Braking correctly 59 Driving on wet roads 60 Winter driving 60 Using cruise control 60 Chargi...

Page 5: ...tire pressures 144 Using winter tires 147 Using snow chains 147 Changing the window wiper blades 148 Cleaning the vehicle 149 Observing service due dates 153 Parking the vehicle for a long period 153...

Page 6: ...he vehicle Anti entrapment feature see Reversing feature Anti lock Braking System see ABS Anti lock Braking System Anti skid chains see Snow chains Anti theft alarm system Switching off the alarm 84 S...

Page 7: ...nction for the mobile phone Audio System 92 Connecting a device Media System 107 Operating Audio System 95 Switching on off Media Sys tem 102 Brake fluid Display message 171 Brake force distribution s...

Page 8: ...rol 78 General notes 78 Refrigerant 186 Refrigerant filling capacity 187 Setting the air vents 80 Clock Setting the time Media Sys tem 98 Cockpit Overview 27 COMAND display Cleaning 151 Connectivity m...

Page 9: ...cally eco score display 57 General notes 56 Driving noise see Acoustic presence indicator Driving safety system Crosswind Assist 46 Limits of the driving safety systems 45 Driving safety systems ABS A...

Page 10: ...Important safety information 46 Warning and indicator lamps 176 ETS Electronic Traction System 46 Exterior lighting Cleaning 151 see Lights Exterior mirrors Adjusting 51 Out of position troubleshoot i...

Page 11: ...tes 61 Indicator lamp vehicle socket 64 Method of operation 63 Outside temperatures 63 Problems with the charging process 172 Protective equipment 64 READY indicator 181 Terms of use 64 Vehicle socket...

Page 12: ...73 Loudspeaker see Subwoofer Low beam headlamps Replacing bulbs 160 Switching on off 69 M M S tires winter tires 147 Making a call Media System 103 Malfunction message see Display message Manually re...

Page 13: ...seat see Seat Multifunction steering wheel Overview 28 N Navigation Alternative route 113 Changing the route 113 Current location 116 Destination memory 111 Displaying the reachability map 116 Enterin...

Page 14: ...ke Display message 171 General notes 53 Warning lamp 171 Parking lamps Switching on off 70 PASSENGER AIR BAG Indicator lamps 39 Problem malfunction 169 Pets in the vehicle 45 Point of interest Enterin...

Page 15: ...signal lamp front 160 Rescue card 24 Restraint system Display message 169 Function during an accident 34 Limited protection 33 Operational readiness 33 Protection provided 33 System self test 33 Warni...

Page 16: ...rting the engine 52 SmartKey positions ignition lock 52 Smartphone Inserting removing 90 Installing the bracket 90 Operating the Audio System via the mobile phone 90 Smartphone Screen Setting Media Sy...

Page 17: ...mat color display 88 Tire pressure Checking correcting 146 Display message 177 Important safety notes 144 Not reached TIREFIT 156 Reached TIREFIT 157 Recommended 144 Tire pressure monitor Function not...

Page 18: ...39 Wheel rim definition 138 see Flat tire TomTom Services Activating 116 Introduction 116 My Services menu 117 Subscription status 117 Traffic information menu 117 Tool see Vehicle tool kit Top Tether...

Page 19: ...5 Vehicle identification number see VIN Vehicle identification plate 185 Vehicle SmartKey see SmartKey Vehicle socket High voltage battery 64 Indicator lamp 64 Problems during the charging process 172...

Page 20: ...washer system Adding washer fluid 132 Important safety notes 132 Windshield wipers Intermittent wipe 71 Problem malfunction 168 Rain sensor 71 Rear window wiper 72 Replacing the wiper blades 148 Switc...

Page 21: ...void frequent sudden acceleration and braking Rmonitor the vehicle s energy consump tion High voltage battery H Environmental note Have a defective high voltage battery dis posed of in an environmenta...

Page 22: ...rd and optional equipment available for the vehicle at the time of pub lication of this Operator s Manual Country specific differences are possible Please note that the vehicle equipment may differ fr...

Page 23: ...on Change Card found in the Warranty Information Booklet In Canada If you bought this vehicle used be sure to send in the Notice of Pre Owned Vehicle Purchase found in the Warranty Booklet or call the...

Page 24: ...and have a negative impact on all other antenna func tions in the vehicle interior Declarations of conformity Vehicle components which receive and or transmit radio waves USA The wireless devices of t...

Page 25: ...odify components in the vehicle s high voltage electrical system or touch damaged com ponents you may be electrocuted The components in the vehicle s high voltage electrical system may be damaged in a...

Page 26: ...corrected if required Do not drive the vehicle if you believe it may not be safely operated If the matter is not handled to your satisfac tion please discuss the problem with the smart center managem...

Page 27: ...t by a service outlet during repairs or service work Depending on the equipment selected you can enter data in comfort and infotainment functions of the vehicle This includes for example Rmultimedia d...

Page 28: ...rovided for this purpose The collecting processing and use of personal identification data beyond the provision of services occurs exclusively on the basis of a legal permit or after due consent Gener...

Page 29: ...ocking feature 73 Hazard warning lamps 154 B Overhead control panel 30 C smart Audio System 89 smart Media System 96 Function Page D Climate control system control panel 78 E Ignition lock 52 F Contro...

Page 30: ...ontrol on or off and accepts or ends a call 96 Increases or stores the current speed 61 Decreases current speed 61 A Calls up the last speed stored 61 Function Page B Interrupts cruise control 61 C Cr...

Page 31: ...lder smart fortwo cabrio opens and closes the soft top 75 Selector lever 55 A Parking brake 53 Function Page B Cigarette lighter 81 Socket 82 C smart Media System AUX port USB port and SD card slot 96...

Page 32: ...ontrol panel Function Page Left hand reading lamp 70 Interior lighting 70 Right hand reading lamp 70 Function Page PASSENGERAIRBAGindica tor lamps 39 A Rear view mirror 50 30 Overhead control panel At...

Page 33: ...Door control panel Function Page Opens the door 73 Adjusts the exterior mir rors 51 Function Page Opens and closes the side windows 74 Door control panel 31 At a glance...

Page 34: ...a brakes 171 USA ABS 175 Canada ABS 175 ESP 46 h Tire pressure monitor 177 Function Page Distance warning signal 180 Forward collision warning 180 12 V battery 181 R Rear fog lamp 70 O Front fog lamps...

Page 35: ...bjects penetrating the vehicle from the out side The risk of injuries due to a deployed air bag also cannot be completely eliminated Limited protection from restraint system G WARNING Modifications to...

Page 36: ...of air bag deployment The vehicle may be deformed significantly without an air bag being deployed This is the case if only parts which are relatively easily deformed are affected and the rate of vehic...

Page 37: ...outed across the center of the shoul der and as low down across your hips as possible RThe shoulder section of the seat belt should not touch your neck nor be routed under your arm or behind your back...

Page 38: ...Modified Emergency Tension ing Devices could accidentally trigger or fail to deploy when necessary This poses an increased risk of injury or even fatal injury Never modify the seat belts Emergency Ten...

Page 39: ...exceeds a speed of 12 mph 20 km h once and neither the driver nor the front passenger have fastened their seat belt Rif the driver or front passenger unfasten their seat belt while the vehicle is movi...

Page 40: ...ng in the vehicle follow the related additional notes Y page 42 RAlways properly stow and secure objects Objects in the vehicle interior may limit an air bag s ability to function correctly There fore...

Page 41: ...traint system must lie as flat as possi ble against the front passenger backrest Rthe child restraint system must not touch the roof Adjust the angle of the seat back rest accordingly G WARNING Object...

Page 42: ...aint system warning lamp 6 light up at the same time the front passenger seat may not be used In this case do not install a child restraint system on the front passenger seat Have the automatic front...

Page 43: ...r a person of corresponding stat ure the PASSENGER AIR BAG ON indicator lamp must be lit continuously This indi cates that the front passenger air bag is enabled If the PASSENGER AIR BAG OFF lights up...

Page 44: ...tems is required by law in Rall 50 states Rthe U S territories Rthe District of Columbia Rall Canadian provinces All child restraint systems must meet the following standards RU S Federal Motor Vehic...

Page 45: ...e the detailed informa tion below RWhen installing a child restraint system on the front passenger seat observe the notes on child restraint systems on the front passenger seat Y page 44 RNotes on sea...

Page 46: ...the automatic front passenger front air bag deactivation system Rthe unintentional deactivation of the front passenger front air bag Rpositioning the child restraint system incorrectly Notes on rearwa...

Page 47: ...r driving style to suit the prevail ing road weather and traffic conditions and maintain a safe distance from the vehicle in front Drive carefully For safety reasons smart recommends that you only use...

Page 48: ...unction The warning lamp in the instrument cluster lights up if Rthe vehicle is rapidly approaching a vehi cletravelinginfrontorastationaryobject In this case an intermittent warning tone also sounds...

Page 49: ...e to the prevailing road and weather conditions If the warning lamp goes out before beginning the journey ESP is active If ESP intervenes the warning lamp flashes in the instrument cluster G WARNING I...

Page 50: ...the vehicle within approximately 2 minutes to prevent it from locking itself again and arming the anti theft alarm system Correct driver s seat position G WARNING You could lose control of your vehicl...

Page 51: ...vertical position When braking or in the event of an acci dent you could slide underneath the seat belt and sustain abdomen or neck injuries forexample Thisposesanincreasedriskof injury or even fatal...

Page 52: ...k Adjusting the seat backrest seat with a handwheel X Turn handwheel forward or back Adjusting the mirrors Adjusting the rear view mirror X Move the rear view mirror up down left or right Manually set...

Page 53: ...ng the exterior mirrors man ually G WARNING You could lose control of your vehicle if you do the following while driving Radjust the driver s seat steering wheel or mirrors Rfasten the seat belt There...

Page 54: ...off There is a risk of an accident Do not attach any heavy or large objects to the SmartKey Remove any bulky key rings before inserting the SmartKey into the ignition lock u To insert the SmartKey in...

Page 55: ...e unsure pull over to a safe location and stop before using the telephone Bear in mind that at a speed of only 30 mph approximately 50 km h the vehicle covers a distance of 44 ft approximately 14 m pe...

Page 56: ...ssed X Press release button on parking brake and move the parking brake down to the stop Hill start assist G WARNING After a short time hill start assist will no longer brake your vehicle and it could...

Page 57: ...the desired transmission position Maximum acceleration kickdown To reach maximum acceleration use kick down X Depress the accelerator pedal beyond the pressure point X Ease off the accelerator pedal...

Page 58: ...is restricted Rthe high voltage battery is fully charged or too cold Rthe power electronics or the engine has overheated Recommendations for driving economically Raccelerate moderately Rpay attention...

Page 59: ...er A tone sounds The vehicle is ready for driv ing Charge level display Do not hang any objects on the charge level display Otherwise the display could be torn out of its anchorage and be damaged Char...

Page 60: ...mpare X Select category A comparison of the values for the current trip with the values of the selected cate gory appears X Select the comparison value or The current trip is compared to the respec ti...

Page 61: ...and pads This increases the vehicle s braking dis tance X In order to prevent any salt build up apply the brakes occasionally while pay ing attention to the traffic conditions X Brake carefully at th...

Page 62: ...edge of the vehicle body in still water X Drive no faster than walking pace Winter driving X Before the start of winter have the vehicle checked at a qualified specialist work shop X Use winter tires...

Page 63: ...d when the engine is switched off Calling up the stored speed X Press button X Remove your foot from the accelerator pedal Deactivating cruise control X Press button to the OFF center position The sym...

Page 64: ...ons for the socket adapter G DANGER Connecting the charging cable to the wall box via an incorrectly installed wallbox or adapter extension cable or similar could cause a fire or an electric shock The...

Page 65: ...s You can check the condition of charge in the charge level display Y page 57 Extreme outside temperatures The efficiency of the high voltage battery is temperature dependent and is significantly redu...

Page 66: ...by the charging cable and charging cable connector Charging cables and charging cable connec tors may heat up during the charging proc ess at a mains socket In the following cases the rise in tempera...

Page 67: ...rge current The indicator lamps on the charging cable have the following meaning Indicator lamp Lights up green Value is set as the desired charging current Flashes orange Depending on the mains socke...

Page 68: ...desired value is set i After one minute the charge current can only be set by restarting To do so remove the charging cable from the mains supply and reinsert it into the mains socket Connecting a cha...

Page 69: ...ted before charging e g by using an RFID card To do this please observe the notes of the operator of the charging station Connecting a charging cable Charge socket flap Socket cap Catch Indicator lamp...

Page 70: ...e charging cable must be stowed in the charging cable bag only to prevent it from being thrown around inside the vehicle X Stow the charging cable in the charging cable bag The charging cable bag is l...

Page 71: ...n trols the daytime running lights parking lamps and low beam headlamps The auto matic headlamp feature is only an aid The driver is responsible for the vehicle s light ing at all times X Turn combina...

Page 72: ...switched off and the control is in the position Using the cornering light function Only vehicles with the LED Sensor package are equipped with the cornering light func tion The cornering light functio...

Page 73: ...eason you should always switch off the windshield wipers in dry weather Make sure that the front windshield wip ers are free of ice The wiper motor could otherwise overheat Wiper blades are subject to...

Page 74: ...a short while when the ignition and the windshield wiper are switched on and reverse gear is engaged X In the smart Media System select Vehicle Settings Auto rear wipe with reverse gear The selected s...

Page 75: ...dren X To lock press button When the doors are locked indicator lamp lights up X To unlock press button Activating and deactivating the auto matic locking feature The activated automatic locking featu...

Page 76: ...le always take the SmartKey with you and lock the vehicle Never leave children unsupervised in the vehicle G WARNING If you close a side window again immedi ately after it has been blocked or reset th...

Page 77: ...window during loading Do not place flatly distributed loads with a weight of more than 75 kg on the folded down rear soft top Make sure that the high mounted brake lamp is not covered Do not obstruct...

Page 78: ...top is folded down theft of thesidebarsispossible Therefore remove the side bars and stow them in the cargo compartment or close the soft top If you load the stowage space it could be damaged Never st...

Page 79: ...er road users There is a risk of an accident and injury Mount the side bars as described X Open the doors and tailgate X Release the fastening straps on the stow age space and guide the locking mecha...

Page 80: ...circulation are switched off The windows could fog up You should therefore switch off the climate control sys tem for brief periods only In air recirculation mode only the air inside the vehicle is re...

Page 81: ...to use Cooling with air dehumidification X To switch on press the K and button The indicator lamp below lights up when the function is activated In damp weather switch off the Cooling with air dehumi...

Page 82: ...air vents This could result in burns or frostbite in the immediate vicinity of the air vents There is a risk of injury Make sure that all vehicle occupants always maintain a sufficient distance to th...

Page 83: ...er s seat heating is activated Using the accessories Using the cigarette lighter G WARNING You can burn yourself if you touch the hot heating element or the socket of the ciga rette lighter In additio...

Page 84: ...WARNING Objects in the driver s footwell can restrict the pedal travel or obstruct a depressed pedal The operating and road safety of the vehicle is jeopardized There is a risk of an accident Make su...

Page 85: ...ailer tow hitch Rthe tail end of a truck Rslanted posts Only use the image from the rear view camera as a guide You may otherwise damage your vehicle and or the object The rear view camera is a visual...

Page 86: ...leave children or animals unatten ded in the vehicle Always keep the Smart Key out of reach of children X Press the button on the SmartKey The turn signals flash twice Locking is confirmed by an audib...

Page 87: ...ecked at a qualified specialist workshop immediately If the operating safety of your vehicle is impaired you must park the vehicle safely as soon as possible Consult a qualified spe cialist workshop T...

Page 88: ...nu refers to the last time the submenu was reset If the ignition remains switched off for lon ger than four hours the from Start values in the instrument cluster are reset eco score display The eco sc...

Page 89: ...ion of charge and the time of complete charge are only predic ted approximately The moment at which charging is completed cannot be displayed when Smart Charging is activated Information on the Pre en...

Page 90: ...ed in the digital speedometer X Select Settings Display Digital Speedometer Unit X Set the value The following values are set RDigital speedometer display RDigital speedometer in the header Setting th...

Page 91: ...level higher B Control for menu selection and station list 9 button C USB2 connection D Telephone menu to accept or reject calls E System settings F 8 Mute G Plays back media from external data carrie...

Page 92: ...ens X If necessary press the left hand button on the bottom edge of the smartphone bracket The tensioning arms on the side open X Set the mobile phone in the smartphone bracket X If necessary press th...

Page 93: ...he vehicle speed vehicles without JBL sound sys tem X Press the button X Select Audio X Select Speed Vol X Select the desired level The higher the level the higher the volume will be at increasing roa...

Page 94: ...ooth reception range the connection is terminated automatically To clearly identify a mobile phone change the device name see the manufacturer s operating instructions Activating Bluetooth on a mobile...

Page 95: ...me Call X Select the setting Switching the smart Audio System ring tone on and off X Press the button X Select Settings Ringtone X To switch on select Car X To switch off select Phone Adjusting the ri...

Page 96: ...mobile phone with the smart Audio System via Bluetooth X Press the button on the steering wheel A message appears in the display of the smart Audio System and a tone sounds Voice control for the mobil...

Page 97: ...depend ing on the connected device Displaying metadata X Press the F button repeatedly until the desired metadata is displayed Operating external audio equipment AUX Connecting a device X Connect the...

Page 98: ...ng functions are possible using the voice control system of the smart Media System REnter a destination for navigation RMake a call RStart an application Controls on the smart Media System Previous st...

Page 99: ...menu or list on the touchscreen X Touch the touchscreen with your finger X Swipe up down left or right The selection on the display willthen move in the respective direction Selecting items on the tou...

Page 100: ...on screen keyboard X Select System Keyboards X Select one of the following keyboard lay outs RLatin RGreek RCyrillic For the Latin keyboard layout it is possible to choose between the ABCD QWERTY AZER...

Page 101: ...with the speed of the vehicle Volume adjustment is not set using the con trol but automatically Adjusting surround sound balance X Select Multimedia Settings Sound Balance Manual X Move the control t...

Page 102: ...lect W Remove a Favorite X Perform one of the following steps RSelect the favorite to be removed and press Delete to confirm RTo delete all favorites select Remove all Favorites Listening to the radio...

Page 103: ...r D in the frequency dis play mode Storing a station X Set the station X Select W Save as preset Up to six stations can be stored for each waveband Displaying radio text Radio text contains informatio...

Page 104: ...ectronic components carried out at a qualified specialist workshop G WARNING If you incorrectly operate two way radios in the vehicle the electromagnetic radia tion may interfere with the vehicle elec...

Page 105: ...the mobile phone leaves the Bluetooth receiver range the connection is automati cally terminated Using the telephone Useful information The following conditions must be fulfilled in order to make a 99...

Page 106: ...ful information MirrorLink is standard for the connection between the smart Media System and a mobile phone With MirrorLink the content of the display on your mobile phone can be displayed in the smar...

Page 107: ...makes it possible to use selected mobile phone services efficiently The mobile phone does not have active access to vehicle data The following system information is trans mitted Rmultimedia system sof...

Page 108: ...s activated and the voicemail number is dialed Configuring voicemail X Select Settings Voicemail configura tion Updating the phone book A Bluetooth connection must be present X Select Phonebook W Upda...

Page 109: ...nues playback Switches track repeat on A Switches random playback on B Calls up the context menu C Displays the playlist D Selects a new track based on categories e g album genre folder E Resumes play...

Page 110: ...o the corresponding port X Select Multimedia Pictures X Select media source USB or SD X Select folder X Select image Switching between images X Swipe left or right Specifying a new selection of images...

Page 111: ...acted from the traffic situation You could also lose control of the vehicle There is a risk of an accident Only operate this equipment when the traffic situation permits If you are not sure that this...

Page 112: ...g the navigation system for the first time enter country X Select Navigation Drive to Address X If desired change the country using the flag symbol X Enter city or ZIP code X Select the destination fr...

Page 113: ...arging stations The check may take several minutes When the check is fin ished a message appears If a charging station has a charging point which is not being used it will be marked green If no chargi...

Page 114: ...or a POI X Select the search criteria X Enter a search term If a large number of search results are available 20 additional search results can be downloaded Changing the route Useful information Once...

Page 115: ...ds X Select the alternative route or a previous one Route guidance via way point The route can be adjusted by entering up to four way points X Select Navigation Change route Travel via If a way point...

Page 116: ...npaved roads on my route RAlways avoid unpaved roads Selecting the setting for carpool lanes Carpool lanes are lanes which can only be used by vehicles with at least two occupants X Select Navigation...

Page 117: ...ossible to follow turning maneuvers more accurately Shortly before navigating a freeway inter section or exit the display shows a three dimensional representation of the lanes and the exit Lane Keepin...

Page 118: ...lect Navigation View map X Select W Change map information X Select one of the following information options RTraffic information RNames RPoints of interest POIs RSatellite images RCoordinates Using T...

Page 119: ...route according to traffic disruptions X Select Navigation TomTom Services Traffic Minimize delays A faster route that had been previously rejected or route which may not have been taken into account...

Page 120: ...warning instructions for example ahead turn left RRead aloud highway lane instruc tions RRead aloud traffic info when navi gating RRead aloud foreign street names RRead aloud road numbers RRead aloud...

Page 121: ...ge occurs via the smart Media System in the vehicle The use of data services requires the conclusion of separate agree ments between the vehicle user and the respective provider Voice service usage is...

Page 122: ...tiv ity manager Managing data sharing Enabling or disabling data sharing If data sharing has not been enabled before hand a corresponding message is shown when the smart Media System is started up Dat...

Page 123: ...quid may be spilled The vehicle occupants may come into con tact with the liquid and if it is hot they may be scalded You may be distracted from the traffic conditions and you could lose control of th...

Page 124: ...top of stowage compart ments or ruffled pockets RAll closable stowage compartments should be closed before beginning your journey RAlways stow and secure heavy hard pointed sharp edged fragile objects...

Page 125: ...pening the trunk smart fortwo cab rio Opening the tailgate X Press the button on the SmartKey X Press button in the handle recess X Fold down the tailgate Opening the rear soft top X Open the tailgate...

Page 126: ...and can even cause injuries RThe backrest cannot restrain objects or loads in the trunk There is an increased risk of injury Before every journey make sure that the backrest is engaged as described Fo...

Page 127: ...the left side X Release handle Trunk partition snaps into place X Secure the parcel net bag with the Velcro fasteners If the trunk partition is not required and no subwoofer is installed it can be att...

Page 128: ...hicle load It also contains details of the tire sizes and correspond ing pressures for tires installed at the factory 2 The vehicle identification plate is on the B pillar on the driver s side The veh...

Page 129: ...argo and luggage load capacity For example at a sum XXX of 1400 lbs and five occupants each weigh ing 150 lbs the amount of available cargo and luggage load capacity is 650 lbs 1400 750 5 x 150 650 lb...

Page 130: ...ification plate Even if you have calculated the total load carefully you should still make sure that the Gross Vehicle Weight Rating and the Gross Axle Weight Rating are not exceeded Details can be fo...

Page 131: ...et into the recess in side trim X Turn quick release fastener clockwise Opening and closing the service cover Please note G WARNING If the service cover is not locked it may come loose during driving...

Page 132: ...ervice cover slightly forward and lift it up X Lean service cover attached by the straps carefully on the front of the vehi cle Closing the service cover X Lift service cover X Slide bars A on the lef...

Page 133: ...ng tempera ture When you open the cap you could be scalded by hot coolant spraying out There is a risk of injury Let the drive system cool down before you open the cap Wear gloves and eye protec tion...

Page 134: ...y damaged tires imme diately G WARNING Insufficienttiretreadwillreducetiretrac tion The tire is no longer able to dissipate water This means that on wet road surfa ces the risk of hydroplaning increas...

Page 135: ...ed with the corresponding quality grading markings on the sidewall of the tire Quality grades can be found where applica ble on the tire sidewall between the tread shoulder and maximum tire width Exam...

Page 136: ...p and possible tire failure The temperature grades are A the highest B and C They represent the tire s resistance to the generation of heat and its ability to dis sipate heat when tested under control...

Page 137: ...bearing index A is a numerical code that specifies the maxi mum load bearing capacity of a tire Load bearingindex91indicatesamaximumloadof 1 356 lb 615 kg that the tires can bear Do not overload the...

Page 138: ...d of 130 mph 210 km h The speed rating of tires mounted at the fac tory may be higher than the maximum speed that the electronic speed limiter permits The driver must ensure that the tires have thereq...

Page 139: ...r the first calendar week Positions three and four represent the year of manufacture For example a tire that is marked with 3208 was manufactured in week 32 in 2008 Tire characteristics Tire cord and...

Page 140: ...ehicle Weight Rating The GVWR is the gross vehicle weight rating of the fully laden vehicle weight of the vehi cle including all accessories occupants lug gage and the drawbar noseweight if appli cabl...

Page 141: ...r a product recall and thus iden tify the purchasers The TIN is made up of the manufacturer s identity code tire size tire type code and the manufacturing date Load bearing index The load bearing inde...

Page 142: ...ting from the use of tires or wheels other than those tested and approved Information on wheels and tires can be obtained at a qualified specialist work shop e g a smart center The service life of tir...

Page 143: ...up the vehicle on the high voltage battery There is other wise a risk of damaging the high voltage battery Also observe the notes in the Changing a wheel section Warning stickers Vehicles with steel w...

Page 144: ...s or wheel nuts when the vehicle is raised the jack could tip over There is a risk of injury Only tighten the wheel bolts or wheel nuts when the vehicle is on the ground When changing a wheel use only...

Page 145: ...ard or if available the tire pressure label you should determine the proper tire pressure for those tires As an added safety feature your vehicle has been equipped with a tire pressure monitoringsyste...

Page 146: ...r indi cating pressure loss and malfunction Restarting the tire pressure monitor X Set the tire pressure of all tires to the rec ommended value X Select Settings Tire Pressure Monitor in the on board...

Page 147: ...and Loading Information placard and the vehi cle s tire pressure table Recommended tire pressures The Tire and Loading Information placard is on the door pillar on the driver s side B pillar The Tire...

Page 148: ...ed more eas ily by road debris potholes etc In addi tion they also suffer from irregular wear which can severely impair the braking properties and the driving characteristics There is a risk of an acc...

Page 149: ...in wintry road condi tions These tires allow driving safety systems e g ABS to function optimally in winter X Use M S tires of the same make and tread on all wheels X When driving with M S tires obser...

Page 150: ...act Changing the window wiper blades on the windshield X Fold the wiper arm away from the wind shield X Press release clips on mounting in the direction of windshield 3 The catch tab is released from...

Page 151: ...the vehicle for cleaning X Remove excess dirt X Drive through the automatic car wash X Remove wax from the front windshield and the wiper blades i If the windshield wipers leave smears after the vehi...

Page 152: ...the increased corrosion of the brake discs and pads Therefore drive for a few minutes after cleaning By heating up the brakes the brake discs and pads dry The vehicle can then be parked for a long pe...

Page 153: ...ff X Use tar remover to remove tar stains X Use silicone remover to remove wax X Remove coolant brake fluid tree resin oils fuels and greases by rubbing care fully with a cloth soaked in petroleum eth...

Page 154: ...overs X Wet a cloth with detergent water and clean the seat covers Cleaning cloth seat covers X Wet a microfiber cloth with detergent water X Rub cloth covers with care cleaning entire sections of the...

Page 155: ...n normal oper ation of the vehicle Observe the following if the vehicle is operated under arduous con ditions or increased loads e g regular city driving with frequent intermediate stops X Carry out s...

Page 156: ...ssistance in the event of a breakdown Switching the hazard warning lamps on and off When the hazard warning lamps are switched on all the turn signal lamps flash The hazard warning lamps automatically...

Page 157: ...wed Do not inhale TIREFIT fumes Keep tire sealant away from children There is a risk of injury If you come into contact with the tire seal ant observe the following RRinse off the tire sealant from yo...

Page 158: ...into the 12 V socket X Turn the SmartKey to position 1 in the ignition lock X Press on off switch B on tire inflation compressor to position 1 The tire sealant is pumped into the tire The pressure in...

Page 159: ...alues are located on the door pillar B pillar on the driver s side X If necessary adjust the tire pressure X Unscrew the filler hose from the valve on the sealed tire Please note that tire sealant may...

Page 160: ...oes not sag RDo not use steel cables or chains to tow your vehicle You could otherwise dam age the vehicle Do not use the towing eyes for recovery purposes as this could damage the vehicle If in doubt...

Page 161: ...le such as the axle or steering components Otherwise the vehicle could be damaged X Turn the SmartKey to position 2 in the ignition lock Shift the transmission to position i As soon as the vehicle has...

Page 162: ...itched off Rdo not use bulbs that have been dropped or show signs of visible damage e g scratches Rdo not touch the glass bulb with your bare hands Ronly use bulbs in enclosed lamps designed for that...

Page 163: ...side turn signal lamps X Carefully insert a flat tool into recess X Lever off side turn signal X Unscrew the bulb from the bulb holder X Insert the new bulb into the bulb holder X Re install side turn...

Page 164: ...ve bulb out X Insert the new bulb X Re install the bulb holder X Insert the connector X Insert the tail lamp until you hear it engage X Tighten the screws on the tail lamp Replacing the license plate...

Page 165: ...e a blown fuse in the front area replaced at a qualified spe cialist workshop Preparing the vehicle to change a fuse X Apply the parking brake X Switch off all electrical consumers X Turn the SmartKey...

Page 166: ...ency release on the driver s door X Turn the SmartKey counter clockwise X Remove the SmartKey from the lock X Push the cover into the emergency release until it engages X Open the door X To disable th...

Page 167: ...to position 2 X Close the left door X Repeat the procedure described above on the right door X Check that the doors are locked i If you lock the vehicle using the emer gency locking the tailgate and...

Page 168: ...ff the ignition clears the message memory Locking and unlocking Problem Possible causes consequences and M Solutions SmartKey will not lock or unlock the vehicle A strong source of radio waves is inte...

Page 169: ...ke sure that no parts of the body are in the closing area If somebody becomes trapped release the switch or press the switch to open the side window again X Close all the doors X Turn the SmartKey to...

Page 170: ...or always wipes at the same speed Combination switch or rain sensor is malfunctioning X Pull over and stop the vehicle paying attention to road and traffic conditions X Remove SmartKey from ignition...

Page 171: ...has been deactivated Y page 39 X Activate front passenger air bag Front passenger air bag has not been deactivated and is mal functioning X Do not use a rearward facing child restraint system on fron...

Page 172: ...hts up Warning tone sounds Stop appears Communication with the engine s control unit is disrupted X Switch off the engine X Do not drive on X Consult a qualified specialist workshop X Do not tow away...

Page 173: ...brake system repaired Do not add brake fluid This does not correct the malfunction X Consult a qualified specialist workshop USA only or J Canada only Red warning lamp lights up while driving Warning...

Page 174: ...ss Problem Possible causes consequences and M Solutions The charge socket flap cannot be opened The charge socket flap is not unlocked X Press the button on the SmartKey The SmartKey batteries are dis...

Page 175: ...nect the charge cable from the sockets and then reconnect it If the message continues to be displayed X Consult a qualified specialist workshop Charging Not Possi ble Power Supply Interrupted appears...

Page 176: ...rning lamp lights up Charging Not Possi ble See Operator s Manual appears The high voltage battery cannot be charged The charging cable connector is overheated X Remove the charging cable connector fr...

Page 177: ...ons X Secure the vehicle against rolling away X Consult a qualified specialist workshop USA only or J Canada only Red warning lamp lights up while the engine is running Warning tone sounds Brake Force...

Page 178: ...ing X Drive on carefully X Consult a qualified specialist workshop Yellow warning lamp lights up Brake Assist System BAS Inoperative appears The Brake Assist System BAS is inoperative X Consult a qual...

Page 179: ...ing and an accident Drive on carefully Have ESP checked at a qualified specialist workshop Other driving systems may be deactivated The brake system functions normally but without hill start assist X...

Page 180: ...riving If necessary correct the tire pressure X Secure the vehicle against rolling away X Check the tires visually and if necessary follow the instruc tions for flat tires X Check the tire pressure an...

Page 181: ...off automatically G WARNING The risk of skidding and having an accident increases due to malfunctioning driving safety systems The brake system functions normally but without the systems listed The wh...

Page 182: ...rain or snow Roperating temperature is too high Ron board voltage is too low Forward collision warning is operational again when the causes listed no longer apply Warning lamp remains lit X Pull over...

Page 183: ...op Battery lights heating Problem Possible causes consequences and M Solutions The rear window defroster or seat heat ing switches off auto matically or cannot be switched on Battery is not sufficient...

Page 184: ...orkshop b Warning lamp lights up Malfunction See Operator s Manual appears Low beam is on continuously High beam cannot be activated X Switch off the engine X Restart the engine Warning lamp remains l...

Page 185: ...SD card is inserted Position of the vehicle in the navigation sys tem does not match the vehicle s actual posi tion GPS symbol on the dis play is gray or yellow GPS reception is poor X Drive the vehic...

Page 186: ...nction steering wheel Voice commands have not been given from the driver s seat X Issue voice commands from the driver s seat Noise from the blower or wind noise are interfering with voice commands X...

Page 187: ...position USA Vehicle model Paint code Canada Vehicle identification number VIN Paint code i The data shown on the vehicle identifi cation plate is used only as an example This data is different for ev...

Page 188: ...100 at 32 A 240 V Approx 2 h 30 min Charging time from 20 to 100 at 12 A 120 V Approx 13 h Service products Components and service products must be matched Therefore only use products tested and appr...

Page 189: ...specialist workshop Refrigerant instruction label Example refrigerant instruction label Warning symbols Refrigerant filling capacity Applicable standards PAG oil part number A GWP value B Refrigerant...

Page 190: ...8 Power supply control unit 10 A Red 9 Power supply control unit 10 A Red 10 Central control unit 20 A Yellow 11 Central control unit 15 A Blue 12 Central control unit 10 A Red 13 Central control unit...

Page 191: ...l lamps front fog lamps hazard warning lamp button locking button headlamp range control power windows license plate lamp radio control unit for heating or climate control system cruise control limite...

Page 192: ...may be invalidated if the instructions for installation and use of two way radios are not observed In particular the following conditions must be complied with Ronly approved wavebands may be used Rob...

Page 193: ...Mobile communications generation 2G 3G 4G 6 W The following can be used in the vehicle without restrictions RTwo way radios with a maximum trans mission output of up to 100 mW RMobile phones 2G 3G 4G...

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