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braking. The braking distance is then considerably

greater.

While driving, press switch

of the electric

parking brake.

The vehicle is braked as long as you keep

switch

of the electric parking brake

depressed.
The vehicle's brake lights light up.
The longer electric parking brake switch

depressed, the greater the braking force.

During the braking procedure, you will receive the
following feedback from the vehicle:

A warning tone sounds.

The

Release parking brake

message appears

in the instrument cluster.

The red

indicator lamp flashes in the

instrument cluster.

When the vehicle has been braked to a standstill,

the electric parking brake is applied.

Parking up the vehicle

Measures for the 12 V on-board electrical system
battery if the vehicle is idle for lengthy periods

Seek advice from a qualified specialist work-

shop to avoid damage to the 12 V on-board

electrical system battery due to deep dis-

charge.

Measures for the high-voltage battery if the vehicle
is idle for lengthy periods

Park up the vehicle with the high-voltage bat-

tery at a charge level between 30% and 50%.

Do not keep the high-voltage battery continu-

ously connected to power supply equipment.

Check the charge level of the high-voltage bat-

tery every two to three months.

If the 12 V power supply is switched on, you

can check the charge level of the high-voltage

battery with the on-board computer.

If the charge level is insufficient, recharge the

high-voltage battery (

page 138).

The on-board computer displays the charge

level of the high-voltage battery in the display

in the instrument cluster (

page 173).

Driving and driving safety systems

Notes on driving systems and your responsibility

Your vehicle is equipped with driving systems

which assist you in driving, parking and manoeu-

vring the vehicle. The driving systems are only

aids. They are not a substitute for you paying

attention to your surroundings and do not relieve

you of your responsibility pertaining to road traffic

law. The driver is always responsible for maintain-

ing a safe distance to the vehicle in front, for vehi-

cle speed, for braking in good time and for staying

in lane. Always pay attention to the traffic and

intervene if necessary. Be aware of the limitations

regarding the safe use of these systems.
Driving systems can neither reduce the risk of

accident if you fail to adapt your driving style nor

override the laws of physics. They cannot always

take into account road, weather or traffic condi-

tions.

Information on vehicle sensors and cameras

Some driving and driving safety systems use cam-

eras and radar or ultrasonic sensors to monitor the

area in front of, behind or next to the vehicle.

Cameras in the outside mirrors

Multifunction camera

Front camera

Ultrasonic sensors

Reversing camera

Depending on the vehicle's equipment, the

radar sensors are integrated on the side of the

rear bumpers and/or behind the Mercedes

star in the radiator grille.

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Summary of Contents for EQV 2021

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Page 2: ...o driver airbag is enabled a child on the co driver seat may be struck by the co driver airbag during an accident NEVER use a rearward facing child restraint system on a seat with an ENABLED FRONT AIRBAG DEATH or SERIOUS INJURY to the CHILD can occur Observe the chapter Children in the vehicle T447 0414 02 ...

Page 3: ...y therefore differ in individual cases from that shown in the descriptions and illustrations The following documents are integral parts of the vehicle R Digital Operating Instructions R printed Operating Instructions R service booklet R equipment dependent supplements Always keep these documents in the vehicle If you sell the vehicle always pass all documents on to the new owner Disclaimer All lan...

Page 4: ... vehicle 50 Opening and closing 51 Key 51 Doors 53 Sliding door 55 Electric sliding door 56 Tailgate 59 Side window 62 Panorama sliding sunroof 64 Anti theft prevention 67 Seats and stowage 70 Notes on the correct driver s seat posi tion 70 Seats 70 Steering wheel 95 Stowage areas 96 Folding table 97 Information about the bottle holder 100 Cup holders 100 Ashtray and cigarette lighter 101 Sockets ...

Page 5: ... Service interval display 215 Engine compartment 216 Cleaning and care 218 Breakdown assistance 224 Emergency 224 Mercedes Benz emergency call system 225 Flat tyre 227 Battery 227 Towing or tow starting 229 Electrical fuses 233 Vehicle tool kit 233 Wheels and tyres 235 Information on noise or unusual driving characteristics 235 Notes on regularly inspecting wheels and tyres 235 Information on driv...

Page 6: ... or envi ronmentally responsible disposal Observe environmental notes NOTE Damage to property due to failure to observe notes on material damage Notes on material damage inform you of risks which may lead to your vehicle being damaged Observe notes on material damage These symbols indicate useful instructions or further information that could be helpful to you Instructions page Further information...

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Page 8: ...m display 6Glove compartment 96 7Centre console operating units 8Steering wheel gearshift pad dles 130 9Ignition lock 131 ACruise control lever 152 BDiagnostics connection 23 Opens the bonnet 216 CParking brake 146 DLight switch 104 EDriving systems control panel Ç Lane Keeping Assist 169 Ô 360 camera 161 6 At a glance Cockpit ...

Page 9: ...174 CJ yellow Regenerative brake system malfunction 130 D6 Restraint system 275 Eü Seat belt 278 FK High beam 105 GL Low beam 104 HÝ High voltage battery reserve 174 IT Standing lights and licence plate and instrument lighting 104 JN Inoperative KR Rear fog light 104 Lh Tyre pressure monitoring system 280 Corresponding messages may also be shown on the instru ment cluster display 254 At a glance I...

Page 10: ...alls switches to the redial memory WX Adjusts the volume 8 Mutes ó Activates LINGUATRONIC 189 3ò Calls up the main menu 172 9 Selects a menu or submenu or scrolls through lists a Confirms a selection hides display messages Back ñ Deactivates LINGUA TRONIC 189 8 At a glance Steering wheel with buttons ...

Page 11: ...perat ing unit 120 3 Switches the hazard warn ing light system on off 105 4f Calls up favourites 188 5 Calls up vehicle functions 6PASSENGER AIR BAG indicator lamps 36 7 Calls up radio or media 188 8z Calls up navigation 193 9 Calls up the telephone 200 At a glance Centre console 9 ...

Page 12: ...ultimedia system on off 4Æ Opens closes the electric sliding door on the right side of the vehicle 57 5Å Opens closes the electric sliding door on the left side of the vehicle 57 6é Activates deactivates PARKTRONIC 160 7DYNAMIC SELECT switch 136 10 At a glance Centre console middle section ...

Page 13: ...arette lighter 101 3Holder for the mobile phone bracket 4Media Interface with two USB ports or with two USB ports and one SD card slot 5Cup holders 6Ashtray 101 7Stowage compartment Device installation frame for auxiliary equipment e g a tachograph At a glance Centre console lower section 11 ...

Page 14: ...partment Media Interface with two USB ports and an SD card slot Refrigerator box 103 4Temperature controlled cup holder 100 5Stowage compartment 6Cigarette lighter 101 Ashtray 101 12 V socket 102 230 V socket 102 7Stowage compartment 12 At a glance Centre console between the driver s and front passenger seats ...

Page 15: ... Switches the rear load compartment lighting on off 109 6p Switches the right hand reading lamp on off 109 7Ë Deactivates tow away pro tection 68 8ï Button for Info call 182 93 Opens closes the pano rama sliding sunroof 65 Opens closes the roller sun blinds 65 AATA indicator lamp 67 BGlasses compartment 97 CG SOS button 225 DF Breakdown assistance call button 182 At a glance Overhead control panel...

Page 16: ... 73 3 Seat heating 94 4s Seat ventilation 95 5 Unlocks locks the vehicle 54 6Adjusts the seat electrically 72 7Adjusts and folds the exterior mirrors in out electrically 116 8W Opens closes the front side windows 62 9W Opens closes rear hinged windows 63 ADisables enables rear compart ment hinged window controls override feature 50 14 At a glance Door control panel ...

Page 17: ...ur saved per sonal bookmarks here R Language you can set the language for the Digital Operating Instructions here 1 Back 2 Add bookmarks 3 Picture 4 Content area 5 Menu Some sections in the Digital Operating Instruc tions such as warning notes can be expanded and collapsed Additional options for calling up the Digital Operat ing Instructions Direct access pressing and holding down an entry in the ...

Page 18: ...ive A network of vehicle take back points and disman tlers has been established for you to return your vehicle You can leave it at any of these points free of charge This makes an important contribution to closing the recycling circle and conserving resour ces For further information about the recycling and dis posal of end of life vehicles and the take back conditions please visit the national Me...

Page 19: ...oducts that they have manufactured Manufacturers of attachments add on equipment installations and conversions must guarantee com pliance with Directive 2001 95 EC on general product safety Mercedes Benz recommends the following proce dure for safety reasons R Do not make any other changes to the vehicle R Obtain approval from Mercedes Benz in the event of deviations from the approved body equipme...

Page 20: ...uspension components In the following situations in particular there is a risk of damage to the vehicle R the vehicle becomes grounded e g on a high kerb or an unpaved road R the vehicle is driven too fast over an obsta cle e g a kerb speed bump or pothole R a heavy object strikes the underbody or suspension components In situations such as these damage to the body underbody suspension components ...

Page 21: ...on driving in different countries Electromagnetic compatibility The electromagnetic compatibility of the vehicle components has been checked and certified according to the currently valid version of Directive UN R 10 vehicle installed radio components Only for EU and EFTA countries and countries that recognise the EU manufacturer s declaration of conformity The following information is valid for a...

Page 22: ...e Manufacturer addresses Subsequently you will find the postal address of manufacturers of radio components that due to their size or nature do not allow to indicate this information on the equipment Remote Keys Marquardt GmbH Schloßstraße 16 78604 Rie theim Germany Huf Hülsbeck Fürst GmbH Co KG Steeger Straße 17 42551 Velbert Germany Tyre Pressure Monitoring Sensors Schrader Electronics Ltd 11 Te...

Page 23: ... 26 65 GHz 41 3 dBm MHz EIRP mean 0 dBm 50MHz EIRP peak 76 GHz radar 76 77 GHz 55 dBm peak EIRP Onboard Logic Unit OLU GSM 900 880 915 MHz 925 960 MHz 33 dBm 2 W GSM 1800 1710 1785 MHz 1805 1880 MHz 30 dBm 1 W WCDMA FDDI 1920 1980 MHz 2110 2170 MHz 24 dBm 0 25 W WCDMA FDDVIII 880 915 MHz 925 960 MHz 24 dBm 0 25 W LTE FDD1 1920 1980 MHz 2110 2170 MHz 23 dBm 0 2 W LTE FDD3 1710 1785 MHz 1805 1880 MH...

Page 24: ... HIGH2 0 199 W kg 4 W kg Importer information for wireless components Moldova only Importer S C GRAND PREMIUM S R L Moldova mun Chisinau str Hîncesti sos 2 2 Turkey only Importer Mercedes Benz Otomotiv Ticaret ve Hizmetler A Ş Genel Merkez Akçaburgaz Mah Süleyman Şah Cad No 6 1 34522 Esenyurt Istanbul Ukraine only Importer PJSC AUTOCAPITAL Velyka Vasylkivska str 15 2 01004 Kyiv Ukraine United King...

Page 25: ...ction is a technical interface in the vehicle It is used for example in the con text of repair and maintenance work or for reading out vehicle data by a specialist workshop Diagnos tic devices should therefore only be connected by a qualified specialist workshop WARNING Risk of accident due to con necting devices to the diagnostics connec tion If you connect devices to the diagnostics con nection ...

Page 26: ... vehicle at an author ised specialist dealer R your vehicle has not yet been inspected at a Mercedes Benz service centre It is advisable to register your vehicle with a Mercedes Benz service centre Inform Mercedes Benz as soon as possible about any change in address or vehicle ownership You can do this for example at a Mercedes Benz service centre Correct use of the vehicle If you remove warning s...

Page 27: ...icle sys tems and or maintaining a distance from the com ponents When charging the high voltage battery keep a dis tance of at least an arm s length between the med ical aid and the following components R the power supply equipment This includes charging stations in the form of a wallbox or a public charging point for example R vehicle components carrying live voltage This includes the charging ca...

Page 28: ...he following data for example R vehicle status information such as the speed longitudinal acceleration lateral acceleration number of wheel revolutions or the fastened seat belts display R ambient conditions such as temperature rain sensor or distance sensor Generally these are volatile data and will not be stored beyond the period of operation but will only be processed within the vehicle itself ...

Page 29: ...lease consult the vehicle Operating Instructions infotainment system This integration allows the use of selected smart phone apps such as navigation or music player apps There is no additional interaction between the smartphone and the vehicle particularly active access to vehicle data The type of additional data processing is determined by the provider of the app being used Which settings you can...

Page 30: ...s of the Onboard Logic Unit For further infor mation concerning the services which are cur rently active including any data which may be being processed as defined by the GDPR please contact the person responsible for the vehicle Data protection rights Depending on your country or the equipment and range of functions of your vehicle as well as the services you use and the services on offer you are...

Page 31: ... protection provided by the restraint system WARNING Risk of injury or death due to modifications to the restraint system Vehicle occupants may no longer be protected as intended if alterations are made to the restraint system Never alter the parts of the restraint sys tem Never tamper with the wiring or any elec tronic component parts or their software If it is necessary to adjust the vehicle to ...

Page 32: ...R BAG OFF indicator lamp is off If the co driver seat is occupied make sure both before and during the journey that the status of the co driver airbag is correct page 36 WARNING Risk of burns from hot airbag components The airbag parts are hot after an airbag has been deployed Do not touch the airbag parts Have a deployed airbag replaced at a qualified specialist workshop as soon as possible Merce...

Page 33: ... and injure yourself Adjust the seat properly before beginning your journey Always ensure that the seat backrest is in an almost vertical position and that the shoulder section of your seat belt is routed across the centre of your shoul der WARNING Risk of injury or death when additional restraint systems are not used for persons with a smaller stature Persons under 1 50 m tall cannot wear the sea...

Page 34: ...ccupied and a seat belt is buck led When the front passenger seat is unoccupied and the seat belt tongue of the seat belt is engaged in the seat belt buckle components of the restraint system may deploy unnecessa rily on the front passenger side e g the seat belt tensioner Only buckle the seat belts as intended Observe the notes on stowage areas page 206 Information on fitting a child restraint sy...

Page 35: ... accident NEVER use a rearward facing child restraint system on a seat with an ENABLED FRONT AIRBAG DEATH or SERIOUS INJURY to the CHILD can occur When fitting a child restraint system to the co driver seat observe the vehicle specific informa tion page 48 Also be sure to observe the notes on rearward facing or forward facing child restraint systems on the co driver seat Information on the automat...

Page 36: ... Each vehicle occu pant must always make sure of the following in particular R There are no people animals or objects between the vehicle occupants and an airbag R There are no objects between the seat door and door pillar B pillar R There are no hard objects e g coat hangers hanging on the grab handles or coat hooks R There are no accessories such as mobile navi gation devices mobile phones or cu...

Page 37: ...ld restraint system The co driver airbag is enabled or disabled accordingly WARNING Risk of injury or death due to objects under the co driver seat Objects trapped under the co driver seat can interfere with the function of the automatic co driver airbag shutoff or damage the system Do not store any objects under the co driver seat When the co driver seat is occupied make sure that no objects are ...

Page 38: ...tes on the function of the PASSENGER AIR BAG OFF indicator lamp page 36 Function of the PASSENGER AIR BAG indicator lamp The PASSENGER AIR BAG ON indicator lamp is inoperative When the vehicle is switched on it lights up briefly and then goes out again Only the PASSENGER AIR BAG OFF indicator lamp displays the status of the co driver airbag The PASSENGER AIR BAG OFF indicator lamp may be lit conti...

Page 39: ... in a forward facing child restraint system on the front passenger seat that is positioned too close to the cockpit in the event of an accident the child could R come into contact with the vehicle interior if the PASSENGER AIR BAG OFF indicator lamp is lit for example R be struck by the airbag if the PASSENGER AIR BAG OFF indicator lamp is off Always move the front passenger seat as far back as po...

Page 40: ...owing measures independently of each other R Tightening the seat belts on the driver s seat and co driver seat R Closing the side windows R Vehicles with a sliding sunroof closing the slid ing sunroof R Vehicles with memory function adjusting the co driver seat to a more favourable seat posi tion NOTE Damage caused by objects in the footwell or behind the seat The automatic adjustment of the seat ...

Page 41: ...d restraint systems with the UNECE stand ard UN R44 are approved for use in the vehicle Information on child restraint system approval cat egories and details on the approval label on the child restraint system page 42 Detecting risks avoiding danger Securing systems for child restraint systems in the vehicle Only use the following securing systems for child restraint systems R the ISOFIX securing...

Page 42: ...perly This poses an increased risk of injury Never modify a child restraint system Only affix accessories which have been specially approved for this child restraint system by the child restraint system s manufacturer Mercedes Benz recommends Mercedes Benz care products for cleaning child restraint systems rec ommended by Mercedes Benz Only use child restraint systems which are in proper working c...

Page 43: ... up to 13 kg and up to approx 15 months Type1 BABY SAFE plus Size categories E Approval E1 04 301 146 Order number2 B6 6 86 8224 1 Manufacturer Britax Römer 2 With colour code 9H95 Weight category I 9 to 18 kg and from approx imately 9 months to 4 years Type1 DUO plus Size categories B1 Approval E1 04 301 133 Order number2 A 000 970 43 02 1 Manufacturer Britax Römer 2 With colour code 9H95 Securin...

Page 44: ... ISO FIX size categories depending on the approval cat egory of the child restraint system Approval categories in accordance with UN R44 Example of an approval label R Universal child restraint systems in the Uni versal category are approved for installation in vehicles They can be used in accordance with overviews of the suitability of seats for secur ing child restraint systems on seats labelled...

Page 45: ...ld restraint systems that are approved in accordance with UN R44 as per the following ISOFIX tables Size class Equipment Rear seat rear bench seat Carry cot F ISO L1 X rear seat IL1 rear bench seat G ISO L2 X rear seat IL2 3 rear bench seat Weight group 0 up to 10 kg and up to approx 6 months E ISO R1 IL2 3 Weight group 0 up to 13 kg and up to approx 15 months E ISO R1 IL2 3 D ISO R2 IL2 3 C ISO R...

Page 46: ...t of an acci dent for example If the child and the child restraint system together weigh more than the permissi ble gross mass of 33 kg only use an ISOFIX child restraint system with which the child is secured with the vehicle seat belt Also secure the child restraint system with the Top Tether belt if available Always comply with the information about the mass of the child restraint system R in t...

Page 47: ...nd exit feature unhook the Top Tether hook from the anchorage If the child restraint system is equipped with a Top Tether belt The risk of injury can be reduced by Top Tether The Top Tether belt enables an addi tional connection between the child restraint system attached with ISOFIX and the vehicle Example Top Tether anchorage 2 is on the lower part of the rear seat on the cross strut between the...

Page 48: ...earward facing and forward facing child restraint systems If the co driver seat is occupied ensure both before and during the journey that the status of the co driver airbag is correct for the current situation page 36 Co driver seat co driver bench seat Weight category 0 up to 10 kg Co driver airbag enabled X Co driver airbag disabled1 U2 L Weight category 0 up to 13 kg Co driver airbag enabled X...

Page 49: ...rear seat O For certain child restraint systems in weight category II or III there may be restrictions on the maximum size setting e g due to possible contact with the roof O The child restraint system must not be put under strain between the roof and the seat cushion and or be fitted facing the wrong direction Where possible adjust the seat cushion inclination accordingly O The child restraint sy...

Page 50: ...page 35 R When using a rearward facing child restraint system on the co driver seat the co driver air bag must always be disabled It is only disabled if the PASSENGER AIR BAG OFF indicator lamp is continuously lit up page 36 R If the PASSENGER AIR BAG OFF indicator lamp is off the co driver airbag is enabled The co driver airbag may deploy during an accident Securing the child restraint system wit...

Page 51: ...vating or deactivating child safety locks for the sliding doors WARNING Risk of accident and injury due to leaving children unattended in the vehi cle If children are left unattended in the vehicle they could in particular R open doors thereby endangering other persons or road users R get out and be struck by oncoming traffic R operate vehicle equipment and become trapped for example In addition t...

Page 52: ...ting or deactivating child safety locks for hinged windows To activate and deactivate press button 1 If the indicator lamp on button 1 is lit opera tion of the electrical hinged windows is disa bled Operation is then only possible using the buttons in the driver s door Notes on pets in the vehicle WARNING Risk of accident and injury due to animals left unsecured or unattended in the vehicle If you...

Page 53: ...keys before inserting it into the ignition lock NOTE Damage to the key caused by mag netic fields Keep the key away from strong magnetic fields Key example vehicles with an EASY PACK tailgate and or rear window which can be opened sepa rately 1 Indicator lamp 2 To open or close the EASY PACK tailgate or to unlock the rear window which can be opened separately 3 To lock the vehicle centrally 4 To u...

Page 54: ...n of the arrow and simultaneously pull emer gency key 2 completely out of the key To insert push emergency key 2 completely into the key until it engages and release catch 1 is back in its initial position Replacing the key battery DANGER Risk of fatal injuries due to swal lowing batteries Batteries contain toxic and corrosive substan ces Swallowing batteries may cause severe internal burns to occ...

Page 55: ...ialist work shop You can no longer lock or unlock the vehicle Possible causes R The key battery is weak or discharged R The key is faulty Check the battery using the indicator lamp and replace the battery if necessary page 51 Use the emergency key element to lock and unlock the vehicle page 52 Have the key checked at a qualified specialist workshop The vehicle will not start with the key Possible ...

Page 56: ...osure to intense heat or cold there is a risk of severe injury or even death Never leave persons particularly chil dren unattended in the vehicle You can use the central locking buttons to cen trally lock and unlock the entire vehicle from the inside The central locking buttons are located in the driv er s door Central locking buttons vehicles with manually adjustable front seats Central locking b...

Page 57: ... the driver s door with the emergency key To lock the vehicle fully with the emergency key press down the locking pins of the doors Then lock the driver s door with the emer gency key To unlock insert the emergency key fully into the driver s door lock and turn it anti clock wise To lock insert the emergency key fully into the driver s door lock and turn it clockwise Right hand drive vehicles turn...

Page 58: ...s released from its catch Push the sliding door forwards using door han dle 2 and close it Electric sliding door Function of the electric sliding door WARNING Risk of becoming trapped due to sliding door opening towards the rear When you open the sliding door the sliding door could hit other people as it moves towards the rear of the vehicle Only open the sliding door when traffic conditions permi...

Page 59: ... no body parts are in the closing area If someone becomes trapped take the follow ing actions R press the 5 button on the key or R pull the exterior door handle or R press the appropriate sliding door button in the centre console or R press the button on the door sill or R pull the rocker switch on the door handle Opening and closing the electric sliding door from the inside WARNING Risk of becomi...

Page 60: ...sliding door button 1 or 2 in the centre console again or Press sliding door button 5 in the door sill again or Briefly pull back rocker switch 3 Opening closing the electric sliding door with the key If the vehicle is fitted with two sliding doors the 5 button on the key can only be used to open or close one of the two sliding doors page 58 To unlock briefly press the 5 button on the key To open ...

Page 61: ...nding 5 or 4 sliding door button on the centre con sole The sliding door is reset Rectifying problems with the electric sliding door The electric sliding door is locked in place Unfavourable operating conditions e g frost ice or heavy soiling may obstruct the function of the sliding door Press and hold the sliding door button until the sliding door has opened or closed The sliding door moves with ...

Page 62: ...lly The automatic object detection with reversing function is only an aid It is not a substi tute for your attentiveness when closing the tail gate WARNING Risk of becoming trapped despite reversing function The reversing feature does not react R to soft light and thin objects e g fingers R over the last 8 mm of the closing move ment The reversing feature therefore cannot prevent someone being tra...

Page 63: ... the closing button q on the tailgate until the acoustic signal sounds twice The saved end position has been deleted and the tailgate opens again to the maximum extent Resetting the tailgate You must reset the tailgate if there has been a mal function or an interruption in the voltage supply If the tailgate is open close the tailgate by hand Briefly press the button in the handle of the tailgate s...

Page 64: ... parts could be trapped in the closing area in the process When closing make sure that no body parts are in the closing area If someone is trapped release the button immediately or press the button in order to reopen the side window WARNING Risk of becoming trapped when children operate the side windows Children could become trapped if they operate the side windows particularly when unatten ded Ac...

Page 65: ...as been switched on Example driver s door control panel Button in the rear example left hand side of the vehicle 1 Opens and closes the rear left hinged window 2 Opens and closes the rear right hinged win dow 3 Child safety lock for electric hinged window page 50 4 Opens and closes the hinged window You can operate the hinged window with button 4 only if the child safety lock is not activated To s...

Page 66: ...ren Children operating the sliding sunroof could get caught in the moving parts particularly if unattended Never leave children unattended in the vehicle When leaving the vehicle always take the key with you and lock the vehicle NOTE Malfunction due to snow and ice Snow and ice may cause the sliding sunroof to malfunction Open the sliding sunroof only if it is free of snow and ice NOTE Damage caus...

Page 67: ...front door When the power supply is switched off the sliding sunroof will close automatically in the following sit uations R If it starts to rain R In the event of extreme outside temperatures R After six hours R If there is a malfunction in the power supply The sliding sunroof will remain raised at the rear to allow the vehicle interior to continue to be ventila ted The sliding sunroof will not c...

Page 68: ...n during the automatic closing process The closing process will be stopped Opening and closing roller sunblinds You can close the roller sunblinds only when the sliding sunroof is closed To open press the 3 button The roller sunblinds will open and the sliding sunroof will then be raised into the vent posi tion or Pull back the 3 button The roller sunblinds will open To close pull down the 3 butto...

Page 69: ...own again to the point of resistance until the sliding sunroof is closed The sliding sunroof will be closed without the automatic reversing function Anti theft prevention Function of immobiliser The immobiliser prevents your vehicle from being started without the correct key The immobiliser is automatically activated when the vehicle is switched off and deactivated when the vehicle is switched on ...

Page 70: ... protection is deactivated Tow away protection remains deactivated until you lock the vehicle again In the following situations a false alarm can occur R when loading and or transporting the vehicle on a ferry or car transporter for example R when parking the vehicle on a movable sur face such as a split level garage Deactivate tow away protection in these situations Function of interior protectio...

Page 71: ...he key The interior motion sensor is deactivated Interior protection remains deactivated until you lock the vehicle again In the following situations a false alarm can occur R if there are people or animals remaining inside R when transporting the vehicle on a ferry or car transporter for example Deactivate the interior motion sensor in these sit uations Opening and closing 69 T447 0414 02 ...

Page 72: ...ts snugly against your body and passes across the centre of your shoulder and across your hips in the pelvic area Seats Adjusting the front seat mechanically WARNING Risk of becoming trapped if the seats are adjusted by children Children could become trapped if they adjust the seats particularly when unattended When leaving the vehicle always take the key with you and lock the vehicle Never leave ...

Page 73: ...t interchange the head restraints of the front and rear seats Otherwise you will not be able to set the height and inclination of the head restraints to the correct position Adjust the head restraint fore and aft position so that it is as close as possible to the back of your head NOTE Damage to the seats and seat heat ing due to fluids sharp objects or insulat ing materials To prevent damage to t...

Page 74: ... Risk of becoming trapped dur ing seat adjustment When you adjust a seat you or other vehicle occupants could become trapped e g on the seat guide rail Make sure when adjusting a seat that no one has any body parts in the sweep of the seat Observe the safety notes on Airbags and Chil dren in the vehicle WARNING Risk of injury or death due to the front seat being positioned too close to the cockpit...

Page 75: ...ild seats or booster seats Requirements R The vehicle is switched on or the door is open 1 Head restraint height adjustment 2 Seat backrest inclination adjustment 3 Seat height adjustment 4 Seat cushion inclination adjustment 5 Seat fore and aft position adjustment Adjust the seat using buttons 1 to 5 on the door trim If the vehicle is not switched on you can adjust the seat within 30 seconds of u...

Page 76: ...can damage the seat Before moving the seat into a stored position move the seat backrest into an upright position Storing seat settings Seat settings for up to three people can be stored and called up using the memory function The following settings are stored as a single mem ory preset R the position of the seat seat backrest and head restraint R additionally for the driver s side the position of...

Page 77: ...ards 3 as far as it will go Slowly fold the armrest upwards into the required position To fold the armrest upwards if necessary fold the armrest upwards more than 90 in position 1 Rear seats and rear bench seat Notes on the rear seats Your vehicle may be equipped with the following seats and bench seats in the rear compartment R Standard rear seat R Luxury rear seat R Comfort rear bench seat R Sea...

Page 78: ...ts are incorrectly installed the integrated safety precautions in the rear bench seats cannot work as intended Install the rear bench seats only as described Only use rear bench seats approved for your vehicle Depending on the type of seat anchorage in the vehicle floor you can install the following seating variants R Rear bench seats with two or three seats R Single rear seats R Seat bunk combina...

Page 79: ...g variants for the rear bench seats facing in the direction of travel Seating variants for the rear seats and rear bench seats facing in the direction of travel part 1 Seating variants for the rear seats and rear bench seats facing in the direction of travel part 2 Seats and stowage 77 T447 0414 02 ...

Page 80: ...ar bench seat is not engaged it may be flung around during travel Always make sure that the rear bench seat is engaged as described In order to ensure that the rear bench seat can securely engage keep the seat guide rails and anchorages in the vehicle floor free of dirt and for eign objects If the indicator tab of the seat anchorage is not retracted into the seat leg the seat is not correctly enga...

Page 81: ...RY section further forwards Lift the EASY ENTRY section up and out of the anchorage Installing the EASY ENTRY section Place and engage the front seat leg of the EASY ENTRY section on the seat anchorages Fold the EASY ENTRY section back The rear seat leg of the EASY ENTRY section will engage audibly The indicator tab on the seat leg will no longer be visible The EASY ENTRY section is correctly enga...

Page 82: ...t seat Maintain a minimum clearance of 5 cm between the knees of the respective vehicle occupants and the seat in front of them Requirements R The vehicle is equipped with a seat rail system in the vehicle floor Maintain a minimum clearance of 5 cm 1 between the knees of the vehicle occupants and the seat in front of them Starting from the basic setting 2 the rear bench seat for passengers can be ...

Page 83: ...h seat by grab handles 1 and fold the seat forwards Installing and removing the comfort rear bench seat WARNING Risk of accident and injury as a result of rear bench seat not being engaged If the rear bench seat is not engaged it may be flung around during travel Always make sure that the rear bench seat is engaged as described Keep the seat anchorages in the vehicle floor free of dirt and objects...

Page 84: ...in the sweep of the seat WARNING Risk of becoming trapped if the seat is not engaged The seat does not engage when folded for wards The seat can fold backwards unexpect edly e g when accelerating braking or in the event of an abrupt change of direction or an accident People in the seat s sweep can become trap ped If a seat is folded forwards always fold it back before driving off Make sure that th...

Page 85: ...nd backwards until the carriage is correctly engaged on both sides It should not be possible to move the seat Folding the rear seat forwards and backwards WARNING Risk of becoming trapped when adjusting the seats When you adjust a seat you may trap yourself or a vehicle occupant When adjusting a seat make sure that no one has any body parts in the sweep of the seat WARNING Risk of accident and inj...

Page 86: ...ways make sure that the rear bench seat is engaged as described In order to ensure that the rear bench seat can securely engage keep the seat guide rails and anchorages in the vehicle floor free of dirt and for eign objects If the indicator tab of the seat anchorage is not retracted into the seat leg the seat is not correctly engaged Engage the seat again WARNING Risk of injury or fatal injury whe...

Page 87: ...e of dirt and foreign objects WARNING Risk of becoming trapped when adjusting the seats When you adjust a seat you may trap yourself or a vehicle occupant When adjusting a seat make sure that no one has any body parts in the sweep of the seat WARNING Risk of becoming trapped if the seat is not engaged The seat does not engage when folded for wards The seat can fold backwards unexpect edly e g when...

Page 88: ...t can be damaged if it is loaded with more than 25 kg Do not place more than 25 kg on the leg rest NOTE Damage to the leg rest due to man ual adjustment The leg rest can be damaged if it is adjusted manually Only adjust the leg rest electrically NOTE Damage to the luxury rear seat due to incorrect position of the leg rest If you turn the luxury rear seat s leg rest or set it in the longitudinal di...

Page 89: ...marked area the window airbag can no longer provide optimum protection The protective effect of the window airbag is gradually reduced and may in some positions no longer be provided at all Engage the rear seats or the rear bench seat on the guide rail within the marked area WARNING Risk of injury from the front seat being positioned too close to vehicle occupants If you move the rear seats or the...

Page 90: ...the rear bench seat when the vehicle is stationary Make sure that the rear bench seat is engaged after it is moved WARNING Risk of injury due to no protec tive effect from the window airbag If you move the seat position outside the marked area the window airbag can no longer provide optimum protection The protective effect of the window airbag is gradually reduced and may in some positions no long...

Page 91: ...In doing so make sure that passengers have sufficient legroom to reduce the risk of injury during braking Using the seat bunk combination Moving the seat bunk combination You can move the seat bunk combination only when it is unoccupied Pull the seat bunk combi nation forwards using only the loop between the seat surface and the seat backrest If the seat sliders on the front rear seat row are too ...

Page 92: ...become trapped Make sure that the range of movement of the seat backrest is clear and that no one is trapped The safety net for the top berth is not a restraint system for vehicle occupants while the vehicle is in motion The berth can accommodate two persons Fold up the short section of bed extension 6 Move the seat bunk combination forwards to mark 7 on the guide rail Remove the head restraints o...

Page 93: ...slider 2 will be unlocked Move seat slider 2 into the correct position and engage it Installing and removing the seat bunk combina tion WARNING Risk of accident and injury as a result of rear bench seat not being engaged If the rear bench seat is not engaged it may be flung around during travel Always make sure that the rear bench seat is engaged as described In order to ensure that the rear bench...

Page 94: ...justing vehicle settings while the vehicle is in motion You could lose control of the vehicle in the fol lowing situations in particular R If you adjust the driver s seat the head restraints the steering wheel or the mirror while the vehicle is in motion R If you fasten your seat belt while the vehi cle is in motion Before starting the drive system adjust the driver s seat the head restraints the ...

Page 95: ...ontrol of the vehicle in the fol lowing situations in particular R if you adjust the driver s seat the head restraint the steering wheel or the mirror while the vehicle is in motion R if you fasten your seat belt while the vehi cle is in motion Before starting the vehicle in particular adjust the driver s seat head restraint steering wheel and mirror and fasten your seat belt NOTE Damage to the el...

Page 96: ...when the seat heating is switched on or if objects are placed on the seat Switch off the seat heating when the seat is unoccupied Do not place any objects on the seat when the seat is unoccupied Requirements R The power supply has been switched on Front seat Luxury rear seat To switch on increase the level press button 1 repeatedly until the desired heating level is set Depending on the heating le...

Page 97: ...njury due to adjusting vehicle settings while the vehicle is in motion You could lose control of the vehicle in the fol lowing situations in particular R If you adjust the driver s seat the head restraints the steering wheel or the mirror while the vehicle is in motion R If you fasten your seat belt while the vehi cle is in motion Before starting the drive system adjust the driver s seat the head ...

Page 98: ...raph Opening and closing the stowage compartment under the armrest To open press button 1 The stowage compartment will open To close press to close the flaps of the stow age compartment in any order Opening and closing the glove compartment WARNING Risk of injury due to objects being stowed incorrectly If objects in the vehicle interior are stowed incorrectly they can slide or be thrown around and...

Page 99: ...89 Pull stowage compartment 2 out as far as it will go Pull left hand plastic tongue 3 down and right hand plastic tongue 3 up when viewed in the direction of travel Pull out stowage com partment 2 a little each time The corresponding stop will be released Pull out stowage compartment 2 Fitting Slide seat bunk combination 1 as far back as possible page 89 Slide stowage compartment 2 into guide rai...

Page 100: ...ded forwards or backwards the folding table and or the armrest of the rear seat may be damaged Slide the folding table all the way back before folding the rear seats forwards or backwards Installing the folding table Observe the notes on loading page 206 Push the rear seats back fully or if necessary remove them Lift both covers 1 out of the guide rail slightly using a suitable tool e g a screwdri...

Page 101: ... and remove them from guide rail 2 The openings in the rail for the middle slide on the underside of the folding table will be open Push the folding table forwards into the instal lation position Arrows 3 on the folding table point to both markings 4 on guide rail 2 Lift the folding table out of guide rail 2 Press both covers 1 together slightly and engage them in the openings of guide rails 2 Usi...

Page 102: ... the rear passenger compartment Position cup holder 1 above stowage com partment 3 so that the lettering INSIDE on its base 2 faces towards the vehicle interior Insert base 2 into stowage compartment 3 and press down on both sides The cup holder is correctly inserted when both sealing rings 5 are inserted in stowage compart ment 3 and upper edge 4 of the base locks positively with stowage compartm...

Page 103: ...ay press ribbing 1 and remove insert 3 To insert the ashtray push in insert 3 from above and press it into the holder until it engages Using the cigarette lighter in the front centre con sole WARNING Risk of fire and injury from the hot cigarette lighter You can burn yourself if you touch the hot heating element or the socket of the cigarette lighter In addition flammable materials may ignite if R...

Page 104: ... dry and free of damage When the vehicle is switched off make sure that the 230 V power socket is dry Immediately have the 230 V power socket checked or replaced at a qualified specialist workshop if it is damaged or has been pulled out of the trim Never plug the connecting cable into a 230 V power socket that is damaged or has been pulled out of the trim DANGER Risk of death due to using the sock...

Page 105: ...Always make sure that the ventilation grille is not covered The coolbox ventilation grille is between the front seat base and the centre console sidewall Requirements R The vehicle is switched on R The stowage compartment under the armrest is open page 96 The refrigerator box can bear a maximum load of 3 5 kg To open fold cover 1 upwards To switch the cooling level to low press button 2 for approx...

Page 106: ...riving lights preferred light switch position 5 L Low beam or high beam 6 R Rear fog light If you hear a warning tone when exiting the vehicle the lights may still be on Turn the light switch to Ã The exterior lighting except standing and parking lights will automatically switch off in the following cases R If you remove the key from the ignition lock R if you open the driver s door while the key ...

Page 107: ...sired function Switching on high beam Switch on the low beam page 104 Push the combination switch forwards 1 The K indicator lamp on the instrument cluster will light up In the Ã position the high beam switches on only in darkness and when the vehicle is switched on Headlamp flashing Briefly pull the combination switch in the direc tion of arrow 3 Turn signal light To indicate push the combination...

Page 108: ... will be active when low beam is switched on The active light function can for example detect pedestrians cyclists and animals at an earlier stage Cornering light function The function is active under the following condi tions R Your speed is less than 40 km h and the turn signal light has been switched on or the steer ing wheel is turned R Your speed is between 40 km h and 70 km h and the steerin...

Page 109: ...er information in Intelligent Light System page 106 Adaptive Highbeam Assist Adaptive Highbeam Assist function WARNING Risk of accident despite Adap tive Highbeam Assist Adaptive Highbeam Assist does not react to R road users without lights e g pedestrians R road users with poor lighting e g cyclists R road users whose lighting is obstructed e g by a barrier On very rare occasions Adaptive Highbea...

Page 110: ... or snow R if there is dirt on the sensors or the sensors are obscured Adaptive Highbeam Assist Plus is only an aid You are responsible for ensuring correct vehicle light ing in accordance with the prevailing light visibility and traffic conditions Adaptive Highbeam Assist Plus switches automati cally between the following light types R Low beam R Partial high beam R High beam Partial high beam us...

Page 111: ...be activated for the set time Activating and deactivating the surround lighting Multimedia system 4 5 Settings 5 Lights 5 Surround lighting Activate or deactivate the function The exterior lighting will remain on for 40 seconds after the vehicle is unlocked When you start the vehicle the surround lighting will be deactivated and the automatic driving lights activated Adjusting the interior lightin...

Page 112: ...ay explode under the follow ing conditions if it is hot and you touch it if you drop it if you scratch it R Stains on the glass tube will reduce the service life of the light source Do not touch the glass tube with your bare hands If necessary clean the glass tube with alcohol or spirits while it is cold and wipe it down with a lint free cloth R Protect light bulbs from humidity and do not bring t...

Page 113: ...the right to tighten it Press on housing cover 1 and rotate it to the right to tighten it Replace the cover in the front wheel arch High beam standing parking lights and daytime running lights Open the bonnet Turn housing cover 1 anti clockwise and remove it Pull out the bulb with socket 2 Insert the new bulb with socket 2 and engage it as far as it will go Press on housing cover 1 and rotate it t...

Page 114: ...en it is removed Remove the tail lamps carefully Mercedes Benz recommends having the tail lamp light sources replaced at a qualified specialist workshop Please note that you can change the bulb of the reversing light only in the case of an LED tail lamp Open the tailgate You will find a screwdriver in the vehicle tool kit page 233 Unscrew two side screws 1 Push tail lamp 2 outwards against bolts 3...

Page 115: ... sources in the interior Requirements R The interior lighting has been switched off R Rear and load compartment lamp you require a T10 6W xenon light source R Interior and surround lighting you require a W 5 W light source R Signal and ambient lamp in the tailgate you require a W 5 W light source Rear and load compartment lamps Push in the catch spring of lens 1 with a suit able object e g a screw...

Page 116: ...sing Pull the bulb out of socket 2 Push the new bulb into socket 2 Screw socket 2 into the lamp housing by turning it clockwise Place the lamp housing in position at the side of red lens 1 and engage it Windscreen wipers Switching the windscreen wipers on and off Requirements R The power supply has been switched on 1 g Windscreen wipers off 2 Ä Intermittent wiping low low rain sensor sensitivity 3...

Page 117: ...dow during wiper blade replacement If the wiper arm on the windscreen or rear win dow is folded back before a wiper blade has been fitted the window may be damaged by the force of the impact Never fold the wiper arm on the wind screen or rear window back until a wiper blade has been fitted Keep hold of the wiper arm when replacing a wiper blade NOTE Damage to bonnet or windscreen wipers when openi...

Page 118: ...nt position Keep hold of wiper arm 1 and pull wiper blade 2 off the wiper arm in the direction of the arrow Place new wiper blade 2 on wiper arm 1 Keep hold of wiper arm 1 and push wiper blade 2 in the opposite direction to the arrow until it engages Make sure that wiper blade 2 is seated cor rectly Fold wiper arm 1 back onto the rear window Mirrors Operating the outside mirrors WARNING Risk of in...

Page 119: ... outside mirrors If an outside mirror has been forcibly disengaged forwards or backwards proceed as follows Press and hold button 1 until you hear a click followed by the mirror audibly engaging in posi tion The mirror housing will now be engaged and you will be able to adjust the outside mirrors as normal Heating the outside mirrors Vehicles without a rear window heater at tempera tures below 15 ...

Page 120: ...of the digital rearview mirror If a system error occurs e g if the camera fails a crossed out camera will appear at the top left of the display and no camera image will be visible in the mirror Switch to the standard rearview mirror if there is a system error Automatic anti dazzle mirrors function WARNING Risk of acid burns and poison ing due to the anti dazzle mirror electro lyte Electrolyte may ...

Page 121: ...nd does not hit the sensor on the inside rearview mirror Operating sun visors Glare from front Fold the sun visor 1 down wards Glare from the side Swivel the sun visor 1 to the side Light and vision 119 T447 0414 02 ...

Page 122: ...s the windscreen page 124 6 t Calls up the air conditioning menu of the multimedia system 7 Switches the rear window heater and mirror heater on off page 125 8 Activates deactivates pre entry climate control page 127 Activates deactivates MaxComfort mode page 121 9 g Switches air recirculation mode on off manually page 124 Rear operating unit A w Sets the temperature page 123 B Display C K Sets th...

Page 123: ...erating climate control systems Notes on energy saving air conditioning Using the heating and climate control functions has a direct effect on the vehicle s range For this reason depending on the selected drive program page 136 the heating air conditioning output will automatically be reduced Drive pro gram Vehicle characteristics A Com fort Normal heating and air condition ing output Eco Slightly...

Page 124: ... vehicle interior tem perature Switching the climate control system on off Switch on the vehicle To switch on press the top or bottom section of the t rocker switch The multimedia system air conditioning menu will open or Set the airflow to level 1 or higher using the H rocker switch To switch off press the top or bottom section of the t rocker switch or Set the airflow to level g using the H rock...

Page 125: ... centre and side air vents S Directs air to the centre side and footwell vents O Directs air to the footwell vents W Controls air distribution automatically Setting the air distribution Requirements R The climate control system is switched on Press rocker switch _ up or down The various air distribution settings appear in the air conditioning menu of the multimedia system Press the _ rocker switch...

Page 126: ...t will remain active Switching air recirculation mode on off When air recirculation mode is switched on the windows may mist up more quickly Switch on air recirculation mode only briefly Press the top or bottom section of the g rocker switch When the indicator lamp above the g rocker switch lights up air recirculation mode is switched on Air recirculation mode will automatically switch on in the f...

Page 127: ...er switch If the indicator lamp above the rocker switch lights up the rear window heater is switched on The rear window heater will switch off automati cally after a few minutes Operating air vents Adjusting the air vents WARNING Risk of burns or frostbite due to being too close to the air vents Very hot or very cold air can flow from the air vents Make sure that all vehicle occupants always maint...

Page 128: ...short time Select the lowest possible blower setting and switch off the rear climate control system par ticularly during the charging process mode 4 and when outside temperatures are very high This will reduce the cooling output and ensures the climate control of the vehicle inte rior Using pre entry climate control via the key Setting pre entry climate control via the key Call up the air conditio...

Page 129: ...ivated rear climate control will be switched off after the vehicle is started If the setting is deactivated the setting for rear cli mate control most recently selected will remain active Activating deactivating pre entry climate control for departure time Requirements R The high voltage battery is charged sufficiently R The function has been activated via the air conditioning menu in the multimed...

Page 130: ...erature for pre entry climate control corresponds to the temperature most recently set on the climate control operating unit The red or blue indicator lamp on the button will go on or off The colours of the indicator lamp have the follow ing meanings when the vehicle is switched off R Blue cooling activated R Red heating activated R Yellow departure time preselected 128 Climate control T447 0414 0...

Page 131: ... the sound generator the vehicle still may not be heard by other road users Adapt your driving style accordingly R The sound generator is off when the vehicle is stationary Manually disconnecting the high voltage on board electrical system DANGER Risk of death and fire due to modified and or damaged components of the high voltage on board electrical sys tem The vehicle s high voltage on board elec...

Page 132: ...se of the right hand front seat Using an appropriate tool cut the orange cable at positions 3 as shown on the sign and remove the severed piece of cable The drive system has been disconnected The capacitors of the vehicle s high voltage electri cal system are completely discharged after one minute at the earliest All work on the drive system may only be carried out at a qualified specialist worksh...

Page 133: ...eration taking road and traffic conditions into account or intelligent and anticipatory recuperation with ECO Assist R hq No recuperation the vehicle coasts rolls freely R h Normal recuperation standard setting R h Increased recuperation increased deceleration in overrun mode R h Maximum recuperation maximum deceleration in overrun mode The display in the instrument cluster shows the recuperation ...

Page 134: ... carpets cannot slip and provide sufficient room for the pedals Do not lay multiple floor mats or carpets on top of one another WARNING Risk of accident due to incor rect footwear Incorrect footwear includes for example R shoes with platform soles R shoes with high heels R slippers There is a risk of an accident Always wear suitable footwear so that you can operate the pedals safely WARNING Risk o...

Page 135: ... a greater distance to the vehicle in front While paying attention to the traffic conditions you should brake the vehicle firmly after driving on a wet road surface or through a car wash This heats the brake disks so that they dry more quickly which protects them against corrosion Limited braking effect on salt treated roads R a layer of salt on the brake disks or brakepads can increase braking di...

Page 136: ...move snow or ice when travelling in wintry conditions An accumulation of snow and ice particularly when frozen in the area around moving parts the axles and the wheel housing may cause the fol lowing problems R damage to vehicle parts R malfunctions due to restriction of the mobility intended by the design e g reduced steering movement If there is any damage inform a qualified specialist workshop ...

Page 137: ... display The instrument cluster display will show the ECO display Transmission DIRECT SELECT lever Function of the DIRECT SELECT lever WARNING Risk of accident and injury due to leaving children unattended in the vehi cle If children are left unattended in the vehicle they could in particular R open doors thereby endangering other persons or road users R get out and be struck by oncoming traffic R...

Page 138: ...ng the vehicle page 146 Depress the brake pedal until the vehicle is stationary When the vehicle is stationary press button j Park position is then engaged when the display in the instrument cluster displays the j trans mission position display If no transmission position display j appears secure the vehicle to prevent it from rolling away Park position j is engaged automatically when one of the f...

Page 139: ...uce energy consumption There is also the option of raising the vehicle level while driving slowly The AIRMATIC settings are dependent on the drive program selection AIRMATIC consists of the following functions and components R all round air suspension R speed dependent lowering to reduce energy consumption R high level for greater ground clearance when driving slowly set with the Lift F drive prog...

Page 140: ...ng with direct current mode 4 R leaving the vehicle idle for lengthy periods at high ambient temperatures To avoid accelerated ageing please observe the following recommendations when handling the high voltage battery Recommendations when handling the high voltage battery R Only rapid charge the high voltage battery with direct current mode 4 if necessary R Charge the high voltage battery to a cha...

Page 141: ...g the vehicle using a mains socket with minimal protection It is recommended that you charge the high volt age battery at a wallbox or charging station due to the improved charging performance and better charging efficiency offered System limits The charging time of the high voltage battery may be increased by the following R high or low outside temperatures R the vehicle being non operational for...

Page 142: ...e battery is charged up to the set percentage as a maximum The percentage can be set in increments of 10 A maximum charge level of 80 is recommen ded Higher maximum charge levels can dimin ish the longevity of the high voltage battery page 138 As soon as the full charge level is reached a notification is shown in the multimedia system display that the charging process is completed and the journey ...

Page 143: ...nal mains supply could overheat Make sure that the external mains supply has been designed to handle the set charging current If necessary reduce the set charging cur rent or use a different mains socket For safety reasons only use the charging cable supplied with the vehicle or an original Mercedes Benz charging cable Mercedes Benz thoroughly tests these original charging cables for their suitabi...

Page 144: ...or an electric shock for example For charging stations with a preinstalled charging cable R Perform a visual check of the charg ing station for obvious faults such as massive damage to the housing or charging cable For charging stations without a preinstal led charging cable R For safety reasons only use charging cables that have been tested and approved by the manufacturer for charging the high v...

Page 145: ...ch as crush ing abrading or driving over the cable Have a damaged vehicle socket replaced at a qualified specialist workshop as soon as possible Never connect the charging cable to a damaged vehicle socket NOTE Damage to the vehicle due to over voltage in the mains supply The vehicle is equipped with an electrical fuse which protects it against overvoltage in the mains supply This electrical fuse ...

Page 146: ...n covered by the lower part of socket cover 5 The indicator lamp 4 and status display 3 flash orange and as soon as the high volt age battery is charged green AC charging at a wallbox or charging station mode 3 Insert the charging cable connector into con nection 8 of the vehicle socket Connection 6 remains free and should remain covered by the lower part of socket cover 5 If the wall box charging...

Page 147: ...nnector with the emergency release page 145 Close it or close the socket cover and charge socket flap Remove the charging cable connector from the mains socket or from the socket on the wall box charging station and stow the vehicle charging cable safely in the vehicle After the charging cable connector has been disconnected the left indicator lamp 2 on the vehicle socket remains lit for some time...

Page 148: ... the parking brake R changing the transmission position R starting the vehicle Never leave children unattended in the vehicle When leaving the vehicle always take the key with you and lock the vehicle Keep the vehicle key out of the reach of children NOTE Damage to the vehicle or the drive train due to rolling away Always park your vehicle safely and according to legal requirements Always properly...

Page 149: ...at belt tongue of the seat belt is inserted into the driver s seat belt buckle R the vehicle has been started R you shift the transmission to position h or k Applying releasing the electric parking brake manually Applying the electric parking brake Turn the key to position 1 or 2 If you turn the key to position g in the ignition lock you can only apply the parking brake within the next five minute...

Page 150: ...ter If the charge level is insufficient recharge the high voltage battery page 138 The on board computer displays the charge level of the high voltage battery in the display in the instrument cluster page 173 Driving and driving safety systems Notes on driving systems and your responsibility Your vehicle is equipped with driving systems which assist you in driving parking and manoeu vring the vehi...

Page 151: ...keforce Distribution page 150 R Active Brake Assist page 150 R Adaptive brake lights page 152 R Cruise control page 152 and limiter page 153 R Active Distance Assist DISTRONIC page 154 R Hill start assist page 157 R HOLD function page 158 R Parking Assist PARKTRONIC page 158 R Reversing camera page 160 R 360 Camera page 161 R Active Parking Assist page 163 R ATTENTION ASSIST page 166 R Traffic Sig...

Page 152: ... spin R traction control is still active If ESP is deactivated ESP will still support you when braking Deactivating or activating ESP On board computer 4 ò 5 Settings 5 Assistance 5 ESP To deactivate activate press the a button If ESP is deactivated the å warning lamp in the instrument cluster lights up Observe the information on warning lamps and display messages page 275 Function of ESP Crosswin...

Page 153: ...st alone Be prepared to brake or swerve if neces sary Observe the system limitations of Active Brake Assist Due to the nature of the system complex but non critical driving conditions may also cause Active Brake Assist to intervene during braking The individual subfunctions are available in the fol lowing speed ranges Distance warning function The distance warning function warns you in the fol low...

Page 154: ...sor detection range R If pedestrians are hidden by other objects R If the typical outline of a pedestrian cannot be distinguished from the background R If a pedestrian is not detected as such e g due to special clothing or other objects R In bends with a narrow radius Activating or deactivating Active Brake Assist On board computer 4 ò 5 Settings 5 Assistance 5 Active Brake Assist It is recommende...

Page 155: ...speed quickly the limiter applies the brakes automatically You can operate the variable limiter with the cruise control lever You can store any speed above 20 km h You can also perform settings while the vehicle is stationary if the vehicle has been star ted Observe the notes on driving systems and your responsibility You may otherwise fail to recognise dangers page 148 If you change wheel size on...

Page 156: ... reduced by 1 km h or Press the cruise control lever up 1 or down 4 beyond the 1st pressure point The stored speed is increased or reduced by 10 km h If you have set Miles as the unit for the digital speedometer you can maintain any speed from 20 mph cruise control or set it as the limit speed variable limiter You can then set the limit speed in increments of 1 mph and 5 mph Deactivating cruise co...

Page 157: ...ctive Distance Assist DISTRONIC no longer detects a vehicle in front or does not react to relevant objects Always carefully observe the traffic con ditions and be ready to brake at all times Take into account the traffic situation before calling up the stored speed WARNING Risk of accident due to insuffi cient deceleration by Active Distance Assist DISTRONIC Active Distance Assist DISTRONIC brakes...

Page 158: ...etected by Traffic Sign Assist can be set by pulling the lever in direction 4 page 167 Information on DISTRONIC displays page 157 If you do not fully release the accelerator pedal the Active Distance Assist suspended message appears on the instrument cluster display The dis tance to a slower moving vehicle in front will then not be set The position of the accelerator pedal will determine the speed...

Page 159: ...e graphic menu page 175 If you set the speed the assistance graphic briefly appears in the instrument cluster display Displays on the speedometer When Active Distance Assist DISTRONIC is activa ted one or two indicator segments light up in the stored speed range of the speedometer If Active Distance Assist DISTRONIC detects a vehicle in front the indicator segments located between the speed of the...

Page 160: ...D function is activated You can release the brake pedal If depressing the brake pedal the first time does not activate the HOLD function wait briefly and then try again Deactivating the HOLD function Depress the accelerator pedal to pull away or Depress the brake pedal until the ë display in the instrument cluster disappears from the driver s display The HOLD function is deactivated in the followi...

Page 161: ...splay for each side of the vehicle is divided into five yellow and two red segments PARKTRONIC is active if measurement operational readiness indicator 2 lights up System limits PARKTRONIC may not take the following obstacles into account R obstacles below the detection range e g per sons animals or objects R obstacles above the detection range e g over hanging loads overhangs or loading ramps of ...

Page 162: ...mals or objects etc in the manoeuvring area while manoeuvring and parking in parking spaces You can use the softkeys located below or to the side to choose between the following views Normal view 1 Yellow guide line vehicle width driven sur face depending on the current steering angle dynamic 2 Yellow guide line at a distance of approx imately 1 0 m from the rear area 3 Yellow path marking the cou...

Page 163: ...er open 360 Camera Function of the 360 Camera The system consists of four cameras The cameras cover the immediate vehicle surroundings The sys tem assists you for example when parking or at exits with reduced visibility The 360 Camera is only an aid It is not a substi tute for you paying attention to the surroundings You are always responsible for safe manoeuvring and parking Make sure that there ...

Page 164: ...of external vehicle dimensions with outside mirrors folded out right side of the vehicle System limits The 360 Camera will not function or will only par tially function in the following situations R if the doors or tailgate are open R if the exterior mirrors are folded in R if there is heavy rain snow or fog R if the light conditions are poor e g at night R if the cameras are exposed to very brigh...

Page 165: ...endicular parking spaces on both sides of the vehicle When Active Parking Assist has detected parking spaces the È display appears in the instru ment cluster display The arrows show on which side of the road free parking spaces are located Active Parking Assist displays parking spaces on the co driver side as standard The parking spaces on the driver s side are only displayed if you oper ate the t...

Page 166: ...king Assist will not assist you with park ing spaces perpendicular to the direction of travel in the following situations R if two parking spaces are located immediately next to each other R if the parking space is immediately next to a low obstacle such as a kerb R if you are parking forwards Active Parking Assist will not assist you with park ing spaces parallel or perpendicular to the direc tio...

Page 167: ...nt and the rear a kerb for instance is not sufficient R The border of the parking space must not be too wide Your vehicle can be manoeuvred into a position at a maximum angle of 45 to the starting position in the parking space R A manoeuvring distance of at least 1 m must be available Please note that you are responsible for the vehicle and surroundings during the entire parking proce dure Start t...

Page 168: ...nformation is displayed R the journey length since the last break R the attention level determined by ATTENTION ASSIST the fuller the bar is the higher the detected attention level is the bar empties as attentiveness decreases If ATTENTION ASSIST cannot calculate the atten tion level and cannot issue a warning the System suspended message appears The bar display is then dimmed This is the case for...

Page 169: ...bility you may otherwise fail to recognise dangers page 148 Instrument cluster display The Traffic Sign Assist display appears in the Assis tance graphic menu of the on board computer page 175 1 Permissible speed 2 Permissible speed when there is a restriction 3 Additional sign with restriction example unknown restriction If Traffic Sign Assist is not available or cannot determine the maximum perm...

Page 170: ...rrow vehicles are within the monitoring range e g bicycles R if the road has very wide or very narrow lanes R if vehicles are not driving in the middle of their lane Warnings may be issued in error when driving close to crash barriers or similar solid lane bor ders Warnings may be interrupted when driving alongside long vehicles for example lorries for a prolonged time Blind Spot Assist is not ope...

Page 171: ...or visibility e g due to insufficient illumination of the road if there are highly vari able shade conditions or in rain snow fog or spray R Glare from oncoming traffic direct sunlight or reflections R There is dirt on the windscreen in the vicinity of the multifunction camera or the camera is misted up damaged or obscured R No or several unclear lane markings are pres ent for one lane e g in a co...

Page 172: ... certain period of time R a driving safety system intervenes or regulates such as ABS BAS or ESP In the Adaptive setting there will also be no warn ing vibration in the following situations R you accelerate hard e g kickdown R you brake hard R you steer actively e g swerve to avoid an obstacle or change lane quickly R you cut the corner on a sharp bend 170 Driving and parking T447 0414 02 ...

Page 173: ...paired or may detect a malfunction and switch them selves off In some countries an audible signal will sound and or a message will appear on the display when the vehicle reaches the maximum speed permitted by law e g at 120 km h Outside temperature display You should pay special attention to road conditions when temperatures are around freezing point The outside temperature is shown on the instru ...

Page 174: ...and traffic conditions and operate the equipment with the vehicle stationary You must observe the legal requirements for the country in which you are currently driving when operating the on board computer 1 Display 2 Right control panel 3 Left control panel When you switch the power supply on the on board computer will be activated You can control the displays and the settings on the on board comp...

Page 175: ...e 7 Outside temperature 8 Status area To call up the list of menus in display section 5 press the ò steering wheel button The following may be shown in display section 5 when the vehicle is not switched on R Standard display R ù If a departure time has been set R If pre entry climate control has been set With the standard display or the display when a departure time has been set ù a charging cable...

Page 176: ...ve system is reduced your vehicle will not accelerate in the usual way You could miscalculate particularly when accelerating or overtaking Adapt your driving style and drive partic ularly carefully Display 1 shows you the available power of the drive system Under normal operating conditions display 1 is in the maximum range The power output available may deviate from the maximum range in the follo...

Page 177: ...215 Assistant display menu Press the ò button to call up the list of menus With the or 9 button select the Assistance graphic menu Press the a button to confirm The status of the following driving or driving safety systems can be displayed R Rear window wiper page 115 R Active Brake Assist page 150 R ATTENTION ASSIST page 166 R Traffic Sign Assist page 167 R Active Distance Assist DISTRONIC page 1...

Page 178: ...has been switched off for longer than four hours only From start R A time of 9999 hours has been exceeded R A distance of 99 999 km has been exceeded Displaying the digital speedometer Press the ò button to call up the list of menus Use the or 9 button to select the Trip menu Press the a button Select the digital speedometer using the or 9 button Resetting values The values of the following functi...

Page 179: ...h the next change of direction and the one after that Change of direction without lane recommendation 1 Road to which the change of direction leads 2 Distance to the change of direction and dis tance indicator graphic 3 Change of direction symbol When a change of direction is made you will see distance indicator graphic 2 in addition to change of direction symbol 3 This will reduce in size from bo...

Page 180: ...a system Press the ò button to call up the list of menus Use the or 9 button to select the Media menu Press the a button to confirm Changing the media source You can change the media source and the play back type audio video or TV in the Media menu To open close the media source list briefly press the a button Depending on the vehicle equipment the list will show the following media sources for ex...

Page 181: ...m the traffic situation This could also cause you to lose control of the vehicle Only operate this equipment when the traffic situation permits If you cannot be sure of this stop the vehicle whilst paying attention to road and traffic conditions and operate the equipment with the vehicle stationary When using the phone you must observe the legal requirements for the country in which you are cur re...

Page 182: ...r the exterior lighting on the Lights submenu R Changing the display options on the Instrument cluster submenu R Resetting the settings to factory settings Select the desired submenu and confirm your selection Assistance submenu Select a driving or driver assistance system and configure a setting R Switching ESP on off page 150 R Switching Traffic Sign Assist on off page 167 R Switching Active Bra...

Page 183: ...on off use the or 9 button to select Addit speedo The current selection will appear Press the a button to change the setting The unit in the additional speedometer is always inverse to the unit of the speedometer Vehicle submenu Use the or 9 button to select the Vehicle submenu Press the a button to confirm To reset to factory settings use the or 9 button to select the Factory settings submenu Pre...

Page 184: ... connect R Operating the vehicle R Nearest Mercedes Benz service centre R Other products and services from Mercedes Benz Data is transmitted during the connection to the Mercedes Benz Customer Centre page 183 Calling the Mercedes Benz Customer Centre using the multimedia system Requirements R Access to a mobile phone network is available R The contract partner s mobile network cover age is availab...

Page 185: ...pointment select Call After your confirmation the vehicle data is sent and the Mercedes Benz customer centre deals with your appointment The information is then sent to your desired service outlet They will contact you to confirm the appoint ment and if necessary to discuss the details If you select Later after the service message appears the message is hidden and reappears at a later time Consent...

Page 186: ...ew of the transmitted data can be found in the respective terms of use for Mercedes me connect services These can be obtained in the Mercedes me portal https me secure mercedes benz com Data processing The data transmitted as part of the call will be deleted from the transmitting systems once the call has been completed provided they are not used for other activated Mercedes me connect services Th...

Page 187: ...lable by moni toring diagnosable components are recorded by the service provider If your vehicle detects a breakdown or impend ing breakdown you may be prompted via the multimedia system to contact the Mercedes Benz customer centre for further assistance This prompt in the multimedia system only appears when the vehicle is stationary These services are subject to technical restric tions such as mo...

Page 188: ...ady purchased and those that you can also still purchase within the vari ous categories To activate or deactivate the services log in to the Mercedes me Portal with your user account Removing the link between the user account and the vehicle Requirements R The user profile of the user account that was first linked to the vehicle is selected R The profile is synchronised R A PIN has been saved Mult...

Page 189: ...d and controls for the multimedia sys tem You can find further information about opera tion as well as about applications and services in the Digital Owner s Manual There are two USB ports in the centre console storage compartment The USB port with the ç symbol facilitates the connection of the mobile phone with the multime dia system using a suitable cable This will enable you to use the function...

Page 190: ...p an application using the symbol 8 Name of the application beneath the current selection or information 9 Quick access in the example calls up desti nation entry and enters the destination address for home A Number of applications and currently selected display area B Calls up SUGGESTIONS and FAVOURITES Operating the MBUX multimedia system Using the steering wheel buttons 1 6 Makes or accepts a c...

Page 191: ...ons 1 Calls up the telephone 2 z Calls up the navigation or map 3 Pressing repeatedly calls up the desired audio source 4 Sets vehicle functions 5 ß Calls up favourites Press one of the buttons Function of LINGUATRONIC If you use the voice control system in an emer gency your voice can change and your telephone call e g an emergency call can thereby be unnec essarily delayed Familiarise yourself w...

Page 192: ...phone to connect a mobile phone with the user profile Select Finished Selecting profile options Select Ä for a profile The following functions are available R Resetting or deleting a profile R Resetting favourites R Configuring suggestions Configuring suggestions Select Ä for a profile Select Suggestions settings Switch Allow destination suggestions Allow music suggestions and Allow contact sugges...

Page 193: ... vehicle is switched on again Park the vehicle safely in a suitable location before starting the installation Requirements for the installation R The vehicle is switched off R Notes and warnings have been read and accepted R The electric parking brake has been applied If all requirements are met the downloaded sys tem update is installed The multimedia system cannot be operated while the downloade...

Page 194: ...ia system and on the device to be connected Connecting using WPS PIN generation Select Connect using WPS PIN generation Enter the PIN shown in the media display on the device to be connected and confirm Connecting using WPS PIN entry Select Connect using WPS PIN input Enter the PIN that is shown on the external device s display on the multimedia system Connecting using a button Select Connect via ...

Page 195: ... R Station presets R Connected mobile phones R Individual user profiles The guest profile is reset to the factory set tings when resetting A new query appears asking whether the system should really be reset Select Yes If PIN protection is active a prompt appears asking whether it should also be reset when resetting to the factory settings Variant 1 select Yes Enter the current PIN The PIN is rese...

Page 196: ...t Alternative routes Report traffic incident Car to X To call up the TRAFFIC menu To show Traffic announcements To show Area announcements To show Live Traffic Subscription Info To show Route list To call up the POSITION menu Store position To show Compass To show Qibla available in selected coun tries 5 Quick access and settings To show Traffic To show Parking To show Motorway information Via Adv...

Page 197: ...ry R Contact name Select a search result in list 3 Calculate the route page 196 You can find further information about destina tion entry e g 3 word addresses in the Digital Owner s Manual Changing the country Select the country indicator in 1 Enter the country indicator Select the country in 3 Using online search Requirements the media display shows an Internet connection with a double arrow sym ...

Page 198: ...ently with Electric Intelli gence The route is updated during route guid ance The route with Electric Intelligence con tains the required charging stations as inter mediate destinations The charging stations are determined taking into account the dis tance to be travelled and the estimated charg ing times Route guidance begins or Select Select Set as intermediate dest The destination address is se...

Page 199: ...ailable and has been activa ted Multimedia system 4 5 Navigation Displaying the traffic situation with Live Traffic Information Select Z Activate Traffic Select Advanced Select View Select Map elements Switch on Traffic incidents Free flowing traf fic and Delay If traffic information has been received then traffic incidents such as roadworks road blocks local area reports e g fog and warn ing mess...

Page 200: ... Details on parking tariffs R Number of available parking spaces R Payment method e g at parking meters R Services facilities at the parking option R Telephone number Mercedes PRO connect Telephony Notes on telephony WARNING Risk of distraction from operat ing integrated communication equipment while the vehicle is in motion If you operate communication equipment inte grated in the vehicle when dr...

Page 201: ... be interrupted while driving R there is insufficient network coverage in the area R you switch to a transmitting receiving station in which no communication channel is free R the SIM card used is not compatible with the network available R a mobile phone with Twincard is logged into the network with the second SIM card at the same time The multimedia system supports calls in HD Voice for improved...

Page 202: ...m via Bluetooth two phone mode You can use all the functions of the multi media system with the mobile phone in the foreground You can receive incoming calls and mes sages with the mobile phone in the back ground You can interchange the mobile phone in the foreground and background Connecting a mobile phone Requirements R Bluetooth is activated on the mobile phone see the manufacturer s operating ...

Page 203: ...l up the active application using the or z or application buttons You can end Smartphone Integration by discon necting the connecting cable between the mobile phone and multimedia system Mercedes Benz recommends disconnecting the connecting cable only when the vehicle is stationary When using Android Auto or Apple CarPlay cer tain vehicle data is transferred to the mobile phone This enables you to...

Page 204: ...Function Ì Play Select to start or continue playback Ë Pause Select to pause the playback Repeat a track Select to repeat the current track or the active playlist R Select once the active playlist is repea ted R Select twice the current track is repea ted R Select three times the function is deactivated 9 Random playback Select to play the tracks in random order û ü Back forward Select to skip to ...

Page 205: ...nt supports the Bluetooth audio profiles A2DP and AVRCP R The audio equipment is visible for other devi ces Multimedia system 4 5 Media 5 Bluetooth 5 ª Using Bluetooth Audio you can play back music files via the MBUX multimedia system from an external data storage medium e g your smart phone To play back audio files using the multimedia system authorise the external data storage medium on the MBUX...

Page 206: ...lent function Select to switch off the sound f Storing radio sta tions Select to save a radio station in the station list 4 Station list Select to display the station list ª Search Select to browse the active menu for example by artist or genre Depending on the frequency band selected differ ent functions are available to you Select the desired frequency band in the radio menu head runner Addition...

Page 207: ...rview of functions in the Sound menu The sound system is available for all functions in the radio and media modes The settings for example for the equaliser effect the playback of all media sources The following functions are available R Equaliser Treble mid range and bass R Balance and fader R Volume Automatic volume adjustment MBUX multimedia system 205 T447 0414 02 ...

Page 208: ...injury if unsuitable climbing aids are used In the event that you use openings in the body work or attachments as steps you could R Slip and or fall R Damage the vehicle and thus slip and fall Always use non slip stable climbing aids e g a suitable ladder NOTE Damage caused by the use of open ings in the bodywork or detachable part as a step Using the lower guide of the sliding door car riage as a...

Page 209: ...ge to the floor covering due to uneven loading Excessive point loading on the load compart ment floor or on the load area can negatively affect the driving characteristics and could damage the floor covering Distribute the load evenly When doing so ensure that the overall centre of grav ity of the load is always as low and close to the centre as possible and between the axles near the rear axle Ob...

Page 210: ...d from the manufacturers of the load securing aids or lashing material for load securing for example Also observe the notes on loading guidelines page 206 When securing loads observe the following R Fill spaces between the load and the load com partment walls or wheel wells For this pur pose use rigid load securing aids such as chocks wooden fixings or padding R Attach secured and stabilised loads...

Page 211: ... Turn metal retaining ring 3 so that it is paral lel to the long axis of tie down eye 2 as illus trated The locking pin can only be pushed down suffi ciently and allow the tie down eye to be fitted moved or removed if the metal retaining ring is parallel to the long axis of the tie down eye Hold tie down eye 2 between your forefinger and middle finger as illustrated and place your thumb through me...

Page 212: ...u are using the load protection net WARNING Risk of injury due to sitting behind a load protection net Vehicle occupants can be pressed against the load protection net There is a risk of injury Never allow vehicle occupants to sit behind the load protection net The load protection net partitions the load com partment It protects vehicle occupants from light objects and or luggage slipping or tippi...

Page 213: ...y secured they can slip tip over or be thrown about striking vehicle occupants This also applies to R luggage or loads R seats which have been removed and are being transported in the vehicle in an exceptional case There is a risk of injury particularly in the event of braking manoeuvres or abrupt changes in direction Always stow objects in such a way that they cannot be tossed about Before travel...

Page 214: ...andle 2 in the direction of the arrow Luggage compartment partition 1 is released Fold up luggage compartment partition 1 Make sure that luggage compartment partition 1 is always folded down when the vehicle is moving Folding down the luggage compartment partition Fold down luggage compartment partition 1 until it engages Luggage compartment partition 1 is locked Removing the luggage compartment p...

Page 215: ...f load this can cause damage to the vehicle Do not exceed the maximum permissible roof load Arrange the supporting feet of the roof luggage rack at an even distance from each other Install the basic carrier bars for rail in front of and behind the mid section sup port NOTE Damage to the threaded holes of the roof luggage rack due to an exces sively high tightening torque An excessively high tighte...

Page 216: ...ffered by the pneumatic springs when you open the tailgate You will then need more force to open the tailgate At low outside temperatures below freezing point you should provide additional support for the tailgate after opening it in order to prevent it from lowering unintentionally 214 Transporting T447 0414 02 ...

Page 217: ...play function The ASSYST PLUS service interval display on the instrument cluster display provides information on the remaining time or distance before the next service due date Under arduous operating conditions or if the vehi cle is subjected to increased loads the ASSYST PLUS service interval display may shorten the service interval You can obtain further information concerning the servicing of ...

Page 218: ...with the bonnet unlocked The bonnet may open and block your view Never release the bonnet when driving Before every trip ensure that the engine bonnet is locked WARNING Risk of accident and injury when opening and closing the bonnet The bonnet may suddenly drop into the end position There is a risk of injury for anyone in the engine bonnet s range of movement Do not open or close the bonnet if the...

Page 219: ...ed Let the drive system cool down before opening the cap When opening the cap wear protective gloves and safety glasses Open the cap slowly to release pressure Check and top up the coolant only when the vehi cle is stationary and in a horizontal position and the drive system has cooled down The coolant temperature must be below 50 C WARNING Risk of burns from hot compo nents in the engine compartm...

Page 220: ...screen washer concentrate WARNING Risk of burns from hot compo nents in the engine compartment Certain components in the engine compart ment can be very hot e g the drive system and the cooler Allow the drive system to cool down and touch only the components described below NOTE Damage to the exterior lighting due to unsuitable windscreen washer fluid Unsuitable windscreen washer fluids may dam ag...

Page 221: ...hicle is very dirty wash off excess dirt before cleaning the vehicle in an automatic car wash After leaving the car wash pay attention to the fol lowing R The outside mirrors are fully folded out again and an additional antenna is mounted again if present R Remove wax residues on the windscreen and wiper rubbers to prevent smearing and reduce wiper noise Remove wax residues from the camera lens in...

Page 222: ... grille When operating the vehicle in winter remove all traces of road salt deposits carefully and as soon as possible Notes on care of paint and matt finish NOTE Paintwork damage and corrosion due to inadequate care Failure to promptly and thoroughly remove dirt from bird droppings or other residue could result in paintwork damage and corrosion at a later date Clean dirt off paint and matt finish...

Page 223: ...void corrosion of brake discs and brake pads drive for a few minutes after cleaning before parking the vehicle The brake discs and brakepads warm up and dry out Windows R Clean the windows inside and outside with a damp cloth and with a cleaning agent recom mended for Mercedes Benz R Do not use dry cloths abrasive cleaning agents or cleaners containing solvents to clean the inside of windows Wiper...

Page 224: ...plays plastics and leather Disinfectants can contain alcohol and other substances that attack and damage surfaces Technology behind buttons and displays can also be damaged Only use disinfectant on surfaces explic itly approved by the manufacturer Do not use disinfectants in enclosed spaces and ventilate after use Do not use disinfectants that contain alcohol Use disinfectant carefully according t...

Page 225: ... or wheel cleaner neither should you use polishes or waxes Otherwise you may damage the finish R Clean with a damp cloth and a 1 soapy water solution and then wipe with a dry cloth R For heavy soiling Use a cleaning product rec ommended for Mercedes Benz R Leather care Use a leather care agent recom mended for Mercedes Benz R Do not allow the leather to become too damp R Do not use a microfibre cl...

Page 226: ... reflectors 1 upwards to form a tri angle and lock them at the top using upper press stud 2 Fold stand 3 down and out to the side When using the warning triangle you must observe the legal requirements for the country in which you are currently driving Removing the first aid kit soft sided The first aid kit soft sided is located in the stow age compartment in the co driver door Remove first aid so...

Page 227: ...Only make emergency calls if you or others are in need of res cue Do not make an emergency call in the event of a breakdown or a similar situation Message in the media display SOS NOT READY the vehicle is not switched on or the emergency call system is malfunctioning This does not necessarily indicate a total failure of the emergency call system Emergency calls can still be transmitted The display...

Page 228: ...ll centre R A message with accident data is transmitted to the Mercedes Benz emergency call centre The Mercedes Benz emergency call centre can transmit the vehicle position data to one of the public emergency services call centres R Remain in the vehicle if the road and traffic conditions permit you to do so until a voice connection is established with the emergency call centre operator R Based on...

Page 229: ... accident due to work carried out incorrectly on the battery Work carried out incorrectly on the battery can for example lead to a short circuit This can restrict functions relevant for safety sys tems and impair the operating safety of your vehicle You could lose control of the vehicle in the fol lowing situations in particular R when braking R in the event of abrupt steering manoeuvres and or wh...

Page 230: ...nserving battery power Installation locations Your vehicle may be equipped with the following two batteries located in the seat base of the right hand front seat depending on the equipment ver sion R 12 V on board electrical system battery R 12 V emergency P battery Notes on the high voltage battery DANGER Risk of fire and explosion from excessive internal pressure of the high voltage battery In t...

Page 231: ...transported instead of towed When towing away use a towing rope or a tow bar with both axles on the ground If you notice that the vehicle has lost coolant the vehicle must be towed away with a raised front axle or transported WARNING Risk of accident due to limited safety related functions during the towing process Safety related functions are limited or no lon ger available in the following situa...

Page 232: ... vehicle at too high a speed or too far Towing the vehicle at too high a speed or too far can damage the drivetrain Do not exceed a towing speed of 50 km h Do not exceed a towing distance of 50 km NOTE Damage to the drivetrain due to insufficient cooling If the cooling system is damaged towing the vehicle can damage the drivetrain Have the vehicle towed with the front axle raised or have it transp...

Page 233: ... A towing vehicle with lifting equipment is required for vehicle transport Observe the notes on permissible towing meth ods page 229 Fit the towing eye page 232 Secure the towing device Switch on the vehicle Deactivate automatic locking page 55 Do not activate the HOLD function Deactivate Active Brake Assist page 152 Deactivate Active Distance Assist DISTRONIC page 156 Shift the transmission to po...

Page 234: ...ission to position i Release the parking brake page 147 Load the vehicle onto the transporter NOTE Damage to the drive train due to incorrect positioning of the vehicle Do not position the vehicle above the connection point of the transport vehicle Make sure that the front and rear axles come to rest on the same transportation vehicle After loading the vehicle Shift the transmission to position j ...

Page 235: ...ipulate or bridge a faulty fuse or if you replace it with a fuse with a higher amper age the electric line could be overloaded This could result in a fire Always replace faulty fuses with specified new fuses containing the correct amper age If the new fuse which has been inserted also blows have the cause traced and rectified at a qualified specialist workshop The fuse allocation chart and the inf...

Page 236: ...ool holder cover 3 Carefully pull the vehicle tool kit and jack upwards out of the stowage compartment Lift the jack slightly before removing it and turn it to a diagonal position in the stowage compart ment Stowing the vehicle tool kit and the jack Before stowing wind the jack to the fully closed position and place it so that the hand wheel is facing forwards and the plate is facing inwards Place...

Page 237: ...read depth for R Summer tyres 3 mm R M S tyres 4 mm For safety reasons replace the tyres before the legally prescribed limit for the minimum tread depth is reached Conduct the following checks regularly on all wheels at least once a month or as required e g before a long journey or when driving off road R check the tyre pressure page 236 R check the valve caps Valves must be protected from moistur...

Page 238: ...nly when the road surface is completely snow covered Remove the snow chains as soon as possible when you come to a road that is not snow covered R Local regulations may restrict the use of snow chains Observe the applicable regulations before fitting snow chains R If snow chains are fitted the maximum permis sible speed is 50 km h You can deactivate ESP to pull away page 150 This allows the wheels...

Page 239: ...or a fully laden vehicle These are always allowed and per missible However in a partially laden vehicle the ride is not as comfortable and energy consumption is only minimally reduced In addition wear is greater in the middle of the tyre tread Set the correct tyre pressure before loading the vehicle Once the vehicle is laden check the tyre pressures and correct them if necessary Vehicles with a gr...

Page 240: ...ntly The h warning lamp in the instrument cluster displays a detected pressure loss or a malfunction as follows R if the h warning lamp is lit continuously the tyre pressure on one or more tyres is sig nificantly too low The tyre pressure monitor is not malfunctioning R if the h warning lamp flashes for around a minute and then remains lit constantly the tyre pressure monitor is malfunctioning R a...

Page 241: ...start will continue to be monitored Changing a wheel Notes on selecting fitting and replacing tyres You can ask for information regarding permitted wheel tyre combinations at a qualified specialist workshop WARNING Risk of accident due to incor rect wheel and tyre dimensions If wheels and tyres of the wrong size are fitted the service brakes or components in the brake system and in the wheel suspe...

Page 242: ...ved acces sories visit a qualified specialist workshop and enquire about R suitability R legal stipulations R factory recommendations Observe the following points when selecting fitting and replacing tyres R Country specific requirements for tyre approval that define a specific tyre type for your vehicle Furthermore the use of certain tyre types in certain regions and areas of operation can be hig...

Page 243: ...ving systems The display accuracy of the speedometer and the odometer is legally prescribed Determining the speed is dependent on the tyre size or the rolling circumference of the tyres The rim diameter is always specified in inches For this reason the vehicle control units can be coded for the following wheel size categories Wheel size category 1 195 65 R 16 C 205 65 R 16 C 225 60 R 16 C 225 55 R...

Page 244: ...nscrew the wheel bolts Raise the vehicle page 242 Raising the vehicle when changing a wheel WARNING Risk of injury from incorrect positioning of the jack If you do not position the jack correctly at the appropriate jacking point of the vehicle the jack could tip with the vehicle raised Only position the jack at the appropriate jacking point of the vehicle The base of the jack must be positioned ve...

Page 245: ...equirements R The vehicle is raised page 242 When changing a wheel avoid applying any force to the brake discs since this could impair the level of comfort when braking NOTE Damage to threading from dirt on wheel bolts Do not place wheel bolts in sand or on a dirty surface Unscrew the wheel bolts Remove the wheel Fitting a new wheel Requirements R The wheel is removed page 243 WARNING Risk of acci...

Page 246: ... Information on wheel and tyre combinations General notes Information on tyres wheels and permissible com binations can be obtained at a qualified specialist workshop The smaller the cross section of a tyre of a specific wheel size the worse the driving comfort on poor road surfaces Ride and damping comfort are reduced and the risk increases that when you drive over obstacles damage to wheels and ...

Page 247: ...orrect tyre type is observed R When using a spare wheel different from the wheel to be replaced you must not exceed a top speed of 80 km h R The tyre pressure of the spare wheel must be checked before starting a journey and if nec essary adjusted page 237 R Have the spare wheel replaced by a qualified specialist workshop The following should be checked regularly particu larly prior to long journey...

Page 248: ...ear of the vehi cle Take wheel wrench 3 and auxiliary tool 2 for the spare wheel lifter out of the vehicle tool kit page 233 Place the wheel on the ground with the wheel brace pointing upwards Guide wheel gripper 7 at an angle on wire 6 from above into the wheel brace Secure extraction device 9 to the wheel Slide the wheel slightly under the vehicle Attach wheel wrench 3 to auxiliary tool 2 for th...

Page 249: ... following situations in particular R The two way radio is not connected to an exterior aerial R The exterior aerial is fitted incorrectly or is not a low reflection aerial This could jeopardise the operating safety of the vehicle Have the low reflection exterior aerial fit ted at a qualified specialist workshop When operating two way radios in the vehicle always connect them to the low reflection...

Page 250: ...tifications Indonesia Manufacturer information on wireless vehicle com ponents for Indonesia can be found under the heading Regulatory radio identification Indone sia in the Digital Operating Instructions in the vehicle on the Internet and in the app These are not small components Information on small components can be found under the heading Regulatory radio identification of small components Veh...

Page 251: ...cle by Mercedes Benz Damage caused by the use of products that have not been approved is not covered by the Mercedes Benz guarantee or goodwill gestures You can identify operating fluids approved by Mercedes Benz by the following inscriptions on the container R MB Freigabe e g MB Freigabe 229 51 R MB Approval e g MB Approval 229 51 Further information on approved operating fluids is available at t...

Page 252: ...ant that has been premixed with the required antifreeze protection Information on coolant is available at the following locations R In the Mercedes Benz Specification for Operat ing Fluids 320 1 At https bevo mercedes benz com In the Mercedes Benz BeVo app R At a qualified specialist workshop NOTE Overheating at high outside temper atures If an inappropriate coolant is used the engine cooling syst...

Page 253: ...ts The values specified may vary as a result of the fol lowing variables R tyres R loading R condition of the suspension R optional equipment Opening range All models 1 Height of the tailgate when opened 2153 mm 2 Opening range of the tail gate 1047 mm Vehicle dimensions All models Vehicle length long version 5140 mm Vehicle length extra long ver sion 5370 mm Vehicle width including outside mirror...

Page 254: ...y Approx 45 min Charging time mode 3 with up to 11 kW charging capacity Approx 10 h Charging time mode 3 applies to alternating cur rent charging from 0 to 100 of the usable bat tery capacity The charging time mode 4 applies to DC charging from 10 to 80 of the usable battery capacity under optimum conditions at the charging station with supply voltage 400 V current 300 A The charging time may vary...

Page 255: ...e the supporting feet of the roof luggage rack at an even distance from each other Install the basic carrier bars for rail in front of and behind the mid section sup port Maximum roof load pairs of roof rack supports Maximum roof load Minimum number of pairs of supports 150 kg 3 This information applies if the load is distributed evenly across the entire roof area If the roof luggage rack is short...

Page 256: ...lay messages Possible causes consequences and M Solutions inoperative See Owner s Manual ABS BAS Hill Start Assist and ESP as well as its driving safety sys tems are unavailable due to a malfunction ATTENTION ASSIST is deactivated and other driving systems could be automatically deactivated The brake system continues to function normally but without the functions listed above WARNING Risk of skidd...

Page 257: ...the display message has disappeared and ESP is operational If the display message continues to be shown Drive on carefully Consult a qualified specialist workshop immediately Front passenger airbag disabled See Owner s Manual The front passenger airbag is disabled while the vehicle is in motion even though an adult or a person with a corresponding build is occu pying the front passenger seat If ad...

Page 258: ... show either of the two display messages about the front passenger airbag If these conditions are met the front passenger seat can be occupied again If these conditions are not met the automatic front passenger airbag actuation is malfunctioning Consult a qualified specialist workshop immediately Further information on airbag shutoff can be found under Automatic front passenger airbag actuation pa...

Page 259: ...se the front passenger door and switch on the vehicle Observe the PASSENGER AIRBAG OFF indicator lamp on the centre console and the display With the seat unoccupied and the vehicle switched on check the following R The PASSENGER AIRBAG OFF indicator lamp must light up continuously If the indicator lamp is lit the automatic front passenger airbag actuation has disabled the front passenger airbag R ...

Page 260: ...mple are also unavailable ATTENTION ASSIST is deactivated and other driving systems could be automatically deactivated The brake system continues to function normally but without the functions listed above WARNING Risk of skidding if EBD ABS and ESP are mal functioning The wheels may block during braking and ESP does not perform any vehicle stabilization The steerability and braking characteristic...

Page 261: ...tion In addition other driving safety systems are switched off Drive on carefully Have ESP checked at a qualified specialist workshop Drive carefully on a suitable stretch of road making slight steering movements at a speed above 20 km h The functions mentioned above will be available again when the display message goes out If the display message continues to be shown Drive on carefully Consult a ...

Page 262: ...rking brake is malfunctioning Switch the vehicle off and on again Release or apply the parking brake If the red indicator lamp continues flashing Do not drive on Secure the vehicle against rolling away Shift the transmission to j Turn the front wheels towards the kerb Consult a qualified specialist workshop Depress brake pedal to release The red indicator lamp lights up You have tried to release t...

Page 263: ... the instrument cluster lights up DANGER Risk of fatal injuries due to restraint system mal functions Components in the restraint system may be activated unintention ally or not deploy as planned in an accident In the event of an accident the high voltage on board electrical system may not be deactivated as intended You may suffer an electric shock if you touch the damaged com ponents of the high ...

Page 264: ...one also sounds Active Distance Assist DISTRONIC is mal functioning In addition BAS may have failed Consult a qualified specialist workshop Active Distance Assist and Limiter inoperative A warning tone also sounds Active Distance Assist DISTRONIC and the limiter are malfunctioning Consult a qualified specialist workshop Active Distance Assist suspended You are accelerating Active Distance Assist D...

Page 265: ...em is temporarily non operational e g due to electromagnetic radiation close to TV or radio transmitting sta tions or other sources of radiation R The system is outside the operating temperature range R The on board electrical system voltage is too low If the causes mentioned above no longer apply the display message will disappear and Active Brake Assist will be operational again If the display m...

Page 266: ...ndition for cruise control has not been met For example you are aiming to store a speed below 30 km h If conditions permit drive at a speed greater than 30 km h and store the speed Observe the activation conditions for cruise control page 153 Cruise control and Lim iter inoperative A warning tone also sounds Cruise control and the limiter are mal functioning Consult a qualified specialist workshop...

Page 267: ... the j symbol Consult a qualified specialist workshop Lane Keeping Assist inoperative Lane Keeping Assist is malfunctioning Consult a qualified specialist workshop Lane Keeping Assist cur rently unavailable See Owner s Manual Lane Keeping Assist has been switched off and is temporarily non operational The following causes are possible R The windscreen is dirty in the camera s field of vision R Vis...

Page 268: ...e selected a different drive program R You have exceeded the speed limit Á Vehicle rising The vehicle level may be raised for the following reasons R You have selected a different drive program R You have fallen below the speed limit Á Compressor is cooling Due to frequent level changes within a short space of time the com pressor first needs to cool down to enable the selected driving level to be...

Page 269: ...ore than three times with the engine switched off Let the drive system run for ten seconds Pre entry climate control is operational again Pre entry climate control via key inoperative HV battery low The charge level of the high voltage battery is too low Pre entry cli mate control cannot be switched on Charge the high voltage battery When the high voltage battery is sufficiently charged pre entry ...

Page 270: ...sure it is working properly Charging method cur rently unavailable Please try again or change charg method A temporary malfunction has occurred in the charging station Wait until the malfunction has passed or Start the charging process at a different charging station Charging malfunction Please change charging type See Owner s Manual The charging process cannot be started due to a malfunction Cons...

Page 271: ...refully Consult a qualified specialist workshop Û Battery capacity too low Stop charge immediately The charge level of the high voltage battery is so low that driving is no longer possible Park the vehicle and charge the high voltage battery Û HV battery overheated Stop everybody out Out side if possible The high voltage battery has overheated There is a risk of fire Stop the vehicle immediately i...

Page 272: ...isit work shop The drive system is malfunctioning Consult a qualified specialist workshop High voltage battery maintenance required urgently No start in approx XXX km The high voltage battery requires maintenance page 215 Otherwise it will no longer be possible to restart the vehicle after the remaining distance displayed has been covered Have the necessary maintenance work on the high voltage bat...

Page 273: ...one or more tyres has dropped suddenly WARNING Risk of an accident from driving with a flat tyre R The tyres can overheat and cause a fire R The driving characteristics as well as the steering and braking may be greatly impaired You could then lose control of the vehicle Do not drive on with a flat tyre Observe the notes on flat tyres Stop the vehicle without steering or braking suddenly Pay atten...

Page 274: ...list workshop Vehicle Display messages Possible causes consequences and M Solutions Ò The tailgate is open Close the tailgate Ó A warning tone also sounds The bonnet is open WARNING Risk of accident due to driving with the bonnet unlocked The bonnet may open and block your view Never release the bonnet when driving Before every trip ensure that the engine bonnet is locked Stop the vehicle immediat...

Page 275: ...osition to k N permanently active Risk of vehicle rolling A warning tone also sounds While the vehicle is rolling or driving the transmission was shifted to position i To stop depress the brake pedal and when the vehicle is at a standstill shift the transmission to position j To continue your journey shift the transmission to position k or h Risk of vehicle rolling Vehicle not in P A warning tone ...

Page 276: ...lowing causes are possible R The windscreen is dirty in the camera s field of vision R Visibility is impaired due to heavy rain snow or fog Clean the windscreen When the system detects that the camera is fully operational the display will show the message Adaptive Main beam Assist availa ble again Adaptive Highbeam Assist is operational again Active Light System inop erative The active light funct...

Page 277: ...intended You may suffer an electric shock if you touch the damaged compo nents of the high voltage on board electrical system Have the restraint system checked and repaired immediately at a qualified specialist workshop After an accident switch off the vehicle immediately Pay attention to the display messages Drive on carefully Have the restraint system and its components checked immediately at a ...

Page 278: ... be impaired The braking distance can increase in emergency braking situations Stop in a safe location immediately Do not continue driving Consult a qualified specialist workshop Secure the vehicle against rolling away J Brake system warning lamp The red brake system warning lamp is on while the vehicle is on There is insufficient brake fluid in the brake fluid reservoir WARNING Risk of an acciden...

Page 279: ...while the vehicle is in motion ESP or traction control intervenes because there is a risk of skidding or at least one wheel is spinning Cruise control or Active Distance Assist DISTRONIC has been automati cally switched off When pulling away accelerate only as much as is necessary Depress the accelerator pedal less during your journey Adapt your driving style to suit the road and weather condition...

Page 280: ...rking brake is malfunctioning or the display shows an instruction to release the parking brake If only the red indicator lamp for the parking brake lights up the parking brake has been applied Pay attention to the display messages Seat belt Warning indicator lamp Possible causes consequences and M Solutions ü Seat belt warning lamp The red seat belt warning lamp lights up or flashes after the vehi...

Page 281: ...ance warning function The red distance warning lamp lights up while the vehicle is in motion The distance to the vehicle in front is too small for the selected speed Increase the distance to the vehicle in front Warning lamp for distance warning function The red distance warning lamp lights up while the vehicle is in motion A warning tone also sounds You are approaching a vehicle or a stationary o...

Page 282: ...ge is too low Note the messages on the instrument cluster display Tyres Warning indicator lamp Possible causes consequences and M Solutions h Tyre pressure monitoring system warning lamp The yellow tyre pressure monitoring system warning lamp pressure loss malfunction is on The tyre pressure monitoring system has detected a loss of pressure in at least one tyre WARNING Risk of an accident due to i...

Page 283: ...ns lit The tyre pressure monitoring system is malfunctioning WARNING There is a risk of an accident if the tyre pressure monitoring system is malfunctioning The tyre pressure monitoring system cannot issue a warning if there is pressure loss in one or more of the tyres Tyres with insufficient tyre pressure may impair the driving charac teristics as well as steering and braking Have the tyre pressu...

Page 284: ...08 Switching on off 109 Add on equipment 17 Add on equipment guidelines 17 Adjusting the air vents 125 Air recirculation button Convenience opening closing 124 Airbag Occupant safety Activation 30 Automatic front passenger airbag sh utoff 35 Front airbag driver co driver 33 Installation locations 33 Overview 33 PASSENGER AIR BAG indicator lamp 36 Protection impaired 34 Protection provided 33 Side ...

Page 285: ...ructions 133 EBD Electronic Brakeforce Distribu tion 150 Heavy and light loads 133 HOLD function 158 Limited braking effect salt treated roads 133 New brake disks and brakepads 133 New replaced brake disks and brakepads 132 Running in notes 132 Wet roadway 133 Brake fluid Notes 249 Brakeforce Distribution EBD Electronic Brakeforce Distribu tion 150 Brakes Post collision brake 38 Breakdown Changing...

Page 286: ...and dangers 39 Recommendations for child restraint systems 41 Seats suitable for belt secured child restraint systems 45 Seats suitable for ISOFIX child restraint systems 43 Securing on the co driver seat 48 Securing on the rear seat 47 Top Tether 45 Children Avoiding dangers in the vehicle 39 Basic instructions 38 Cigarette lighter Front centre console 101 Climate control Activating deactivating ...

Page 287: ...park position automatically 136 Engaging reverse gear 136 Function 135 Selecting park position 136 Transmission position display 135 Transmission positions 135 Display Available power 174 Display care 222 Display instrument cluster 173 Display multimedia system Home screen 188 Display message Fault message Mes sage display section of the instrument display Calling up on board computer 254 Notes 25...

Page 288: ...g with the key 58 Problems 59 Programming the key 58 Programming the key button 58 Resetting 59 Electromagnetic compatibility Declaration of conformity 19 Electronics 247 Emergency Fire extinguisher 224 First aid kit soft sided 224 Removing the warning triangle 224 Safety vest 224 Setting up the warning triangle 224 Emergency braking Electric parking brake 147 Emergency key Locking a door 55 Remov...

Page 289: ... 228 General notes on charging 138 Indicator lamps on vehicle socket 140 Notes on charging charging station mode 3 142 Notes on charging fast charging station mode 4 142 Notes on charging mains socket mode 2 141 Notes on charging wallbox mode 3 142 Starting the charging process 143 Type 251 Voltage types 251 Highbeam Adaptive Highbeam Assist 107 Hill Start Assist Starting off aid 157 Hinged window...

Page 290: ...s 108 Adjusting the instrument lighting 174 Automatic driving lights 104 Combination switch 105 Cornering light 106 Driving abroad symmetrical dipped beam 104 Fog light extended range 106 Hazard warning light 105 Headlamp flashing 105 High beam 105 Intelligent Light System 106 Light switch 104 Low beam 104 Motorway mode 106 Parking lights 104 Range 105 Rear fog light 104 Responsibility with lighti...

Page 291: ...ximum gross vehicle weight 248 MBUX multimedia system Notes 187 Operating the touchscreen 188 Overview 187 Restoring factory settings 193 Media Menu on board computer 178 Operating media playback 178 Overview of the functions and sym bols 202 Selecting a media source 178 Media display Home screen 188 Operating 188 Media mode Connecting Bluetooth audio equip ment 203 Medical aids 25 Memory function...

Page 292: ... Onboard Logic Unit Online services 27 Vehicle data storage 27 Open source software 28 Opening closing the bonnet 216 Operating fluids Brake fluid 249 Coolant drive system 250 Notes 249 Windscreen washer fluid 250 Operating safety Declaration of conformity electro magnetic compatibility 19 Declaration of conformity Jack 23 Declaration of conformity wireless vehicle components 19 Information 18 Ope...

Page 293: ... sources 113 Rear bench seat Folding forwards and backwards 80 Moving 79 Notes 75 Using the easy entry and exit fea ture EASY ENTRY 78 Rear Cross Traffic Alert 168 Rear fog light 104 Rear luggage rack Notes 213 Rear seat Adjusting the seat backrest 82 EASY ENTRY easy entry and exit feature 82 Folding forwards and backwards 83 Installing and removing 84 Moving 82 Rear seats Notes 75 Seat anchorage ...

Page 294: ... 32 Seat belt adjustment Activating deactivating 32 Function 32 Seat belt tensioners Activation 30 Seat cover care 222 Seat ventilation Switching on off 95 Seat bunk combination Fitting removing stowage compart ment 97 Folding up the bed extension 89 Installing and removing 91 Installing removing bed extension 89 Moving 89 Notes 88 Setting up folding away the berth 89 Seats 4 way lumbar support 73...

Page 295: ... the reset function on off control panel 123 System settings Overview of the system settings menu 190 Reset function MBUX multimedia system 193 T Tail lamps replacing bulbs 112 Tailgate Adjusting 61 EASY PACK 60 Limiting the opening angle 61 Opening in an emergency 59 Opening closing 59 Programming the key button 62 Separately opening rear window 61 Take back of end of life vehicles envi ronmental...

Page 296: ... 247 Tyre pressure Checking tyre pressure monitoring system 238 Notes 236 Restarting the tyre pressure monitor 239 Tyre pressure monitoring system function 238 Tyre pressure table 237 Tyre pressure monitor Checking the tyre pressures 238 Checking the tyre temperature 238 Function 238 Tyre pressure monitoring system Restarting 239 Tyre pressure table 237 Tyre temperature Checking tyre pressure moni...

Page 297: ... kit Tool Information 233 Jack 233 Stowage compartment in the rear 234 Towing eye 232 Vehicle s high voltage electrical system Emergency release Emergency shutoff Charging cable connector emer gency release 145 Indicator lamps on vehicle socket 140 Manual disconnection 129 Rescue separation point 129 Switch off device 129 VIN Vehicle identification number Identification plate 248 Reading out 248 S...

Page 298: ... monitoring system function 238 Tyre pressure table 237 Unusual driving characteristics 235 Wheel size categories 241 Wheel tyre combination 244 Wheels care 221 Wi Fi Setting 191 Window airbag 33 Windows care 221 Windscreen Demisting 124 Replacing the wiper blades 115 Windscreen washer fluid Washer fluid 250 Windscreen wipers Replacing the wiper blades 115 Switching on off 114 Winter driving snow ...

Page 299: ...ies or sugges tions you may have regarding these Operating Instructions to the technical documentation team to the following address Mercedes Benz AG HPC CAC Customer Service 70546 Stuttgart Germany Mercedes Benz AG Not to be reprinted transla ted or otherwise reproduced in whole or in part without written permission from Mercedes Benz AG Vehicle manufacturer Mercedes Benz AG Mercedesstraße 120 70...

Page 300: ...ge with practical tips Vehicle document wallet in the vehicle Here you can find information on operation service work and the warranty for your vehicle in printed form Digital on the Internet You can access the operator s manual on the Mercedes Benzhomepage Digital as an app The Mercedes Benz Guides app is available free of charge in common app stores Apple iOS AndroidTM Order no T447 0414 02 Edit...

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