Mercedes-Benz B-Class 2011, Owner'S Manual

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caps do not scrape the light-coloured parts
of the vehicle.
The luggage compartment cover is located
behind the rear bench seat backrest.
Extending and retracting the luggage
compartment cover
X
To extend: pull the luggage compartment
cover back by grab handle : and clip it
into retainers ; on the left and right.
X
To retract: unhook the luggage compart-
ment cover from retainers ; on the left
and right and guide it forwards by grab han-
dle : until it is fully retracted.
Fitting/removing the luggage compart-
ment cover
X
To remove: make sure that the luggage
compartment cover is rolled up.
X
Push in the end cap of luggage compart-
ment cover : in the direction of the arrow
on the right or left side using grip = .
X
Push luggage compartment cover : into
opposite anchorage ; .
X
Remove luggage compartment cover :
upwards.
X
To fit: place luggage compartment
cover : into anchorage ; on the right or
left-hand side.
X
Push in the opposite end cap of luggage
compartment cover : in the direction of
the arrow and insert luggage compartment
cover : into opposite anchorage ; .
Safety net
Important safety notes
G
WARNING
The safety net cannot secure heavy loads. You
should therefore always lash down the load.
You could otherwise be injured by objects
which have not been sufficiently secured
being thrown around in the event of sharp
braking, a sudden change of direction or an
accident.
G WARNING
In the event of sharp braking, a sudden
change of direction, or an accident, light loads
can be thrown about.
This could result in injury to yourself or others.
Therefore, if you are transporting light loads,
use the safety net.
The safety net is located in the stowage space
under the luggage compartment floor
(
Y
page 253).
X
Open both Velcro fasteners and remove the
safety net.
X
Unroll and unfold the safety net.
The joints on the upper and lower guide rod
should engage audibly.
The corresponding lashing eyelets for tight-
ening the safety net are in the luggage com-
partment (
Y
page 251).
252
Stowage areas
Stowing
and
features