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Right-hand drive vehicle: the jump-start con-
nection may be on the opposite side.
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Remove the cover from the POSITIVE terminal
of the donor battery.
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First connect a red POSITIVE terminal clamp
1
of the starting assistance/charging cable
to the POSITIVE terminal of the donor battery.
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With second red POSITIVE terminal clamp
2
of the starting assistance/charging cable, slide
the red protective cap on jump-start connec-
tion
3
back with a clockwise turn.
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Attach second red POSITIVE terminal clamp
2
to the POSITIVE terminal of jump-start con-
nection
3
.
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During starting assistance: start the engine of
the donor vehicle and let it run at idle speed.
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First, connect a black NEGATIVE terminal
clamp
4
of the starting assistance/charging
cable to the NEGATIVE terminal of the donor
battery.
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Connect the second black NEGATIVE terminal
clamp
5
of the starting assistance/charging
cable to ground point
6
on your own vehicle
(bare metal part in the engine compartment).
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During starting assistance: start the vehicle.
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When charging: start the charging process.
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During starting assistance: let the engine run
for a few minutes.
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During starting assistance: before disconnect-
ing the jumper cable, switch on an electrical
consumer on your own vehicle, e.g. the rear
window heater or lighting.
When the starting assistance/charging process is
complete:
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Remove the terminal clamps of the starting
assistance/charging cable in reverse order.
First remove second black NEGATIVE terminal
clamp
5
from ground point
6
in the engine
compartment. Then remove black NEGATIVE
terminal clamp
4
from the donor battery.
Then remove second red POSITIVE terminal
clamp
2
from the POSITIVE terminal of jump-
start connection
3
. Then remove red POSI-
TIVE terminal clamp
1
from the donor bat-
tery.
The red protective cap springs back to its initial
position when second red POSITIVE terminal
clamp
2
is disconnected from jump-start
connection
3
.
You can obtain further information at a qualified
specialist workshop.
Installing and removing the floor covering
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WARNING Risk of accident due to objects
in the driver's footwell
Objects in the driver's footwell may impede
pedal travel or block a depressed pedal.
This jeopardizes the operating and road safety
of the vehicle.
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Stow all objects securely in the vehicle
so that they do not get into the driver's
footwell.
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When using floor mats or carpets, make
sure that they are properly secured so
that they do not slip or obstruct the ped-
als.
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Do not lay multiple floor mats or carpets
on top of one another.
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