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Initial phase of cooling via air vents. Followed by

airflow including via the demister vents, so good

cooling in the vehicle interior.

Heating mode

Indirect heating mainly in the footwells, with

small amounts of warm air directed through the

side, centre and demister vents; no inflow of

warm air in the headroom.

X

To set: set the climate mode using Audio 20

or COMAND Online; see the separate operat-

ing instructions.

Setting the temperature

Increasing or reducing the temperature

via the front control panel

X

To increase or reduce: press the 

w

rocker switch up or down.

or

X

Set the temperature using Audio 20 or

COMAND Online (see the separate operating

instructions).
Only change the temperature in small incre-

ments. Start at 22 †.

Setting the temperature for the rear

compartment via the front control panel

X

To increase or reduce: adjust the tempera-

ture using Audio 20 or COMAND Online (see

the separate operating instructions).

or

X

Press the 

X

 button.

X

To increase or reduce: press the 

w

rocker switch up or down.

Only change the temperature in small incre-

ments. Start at 22 †.

Setting the temperature for the rear

compartment via the rear control panel

X

To increase or reduce: press the 

w

rocker switch on the rear control panel up or

down (

Y

 page 133).

Only change the temperature in small incre-

ments. Start at 22 †.

The rear control panel display indicates the

set temperature.

Setting the air distribution

Important safety notes

For safety reasons, the side windows are sup-

plied with air via the side air vents in all airflow

settings. Otherwise, the windows could mist up.

TEMPMATIC air-conditioning system

and THERMOTRONIC automatic climate

control

Air distribution settings

¯

Directs air through the demister vents

P

Directs air through the centre and side air

vents

O

Directs air through the footwell vents

S

Directs air through the centre, side and

footwell vents

a

Directs air through the demister and foot-

well vents

_

Directs air through the demister, centre,

side and footwell vents

b

Directs air through the demister, centre

and side air vents

W

Controls air distribution automatically

Setting the air distribution

X

Press the 

_

 rocker switch up or down.

The various air distribution settings appear in

Audio 20 or COMAND Online.

X

Press the 

_

 rocker switch up or down until

the desired setting is reached.

or

X

Set the air distribution via Audio 20 or

COMAND Online; see the separate operating

instructions.

i

If the air distribution is set when in auto-

matic mode, automatic control is deactiva-

Operating the climate control system

141

Climate control

Summary of Contents for V 200 4MATIC 2015

Page 1: ...V Class Operating Instructions...

Page 2: ...ls indicate useful instructions or further information that could be helpful to you X This symbol designates an instruc tion you must follow X Several consecutive symbols indi cate an instruction with...

Page 3: ...e of the art Mercedes Benz reserves the right to make changes to the following Rdesign Requipment Rtechnical features Descriptions may therefore differ from your vehicle in individual cases The follow...

Page 4: ...ring wheel and mirrors 88 Lights and windscreen wipers 113 Climate control 130 Driving and parking 160 On board computer Displays 232 Stowing and features 280 Transporting loads 290 Maintenance and ca...

Page 5: ...g on off 117 AdBlue Additive 347 Display message 259 Displaying the level 243 Driving abroad 182 Exhaust gas aftertreatment 27 Filler cap 177 Filling capacity 348 Filling pump 177 Important safety not...

Page 6: ...position 172 AGILITY SELECT switch 171 Changing gear 170 DIRECT SELECT lever 168 Display message 268 Driving tips 172 Emergency running mode 174 Engaging drive position 168 Engaging neutral 168 Engag...

Page 7: ...Blind Spot Assist Activating 203 Activating deactivating on board computer 245 Collision warning 203 Display message 266 Important safety notes 202 Monitoring range of the sensors 202 Notes function 2...

Page 8: ...hand 311 Washing the engine 312 Wheels 313 Windows 313 Wiper blades 313 CD player CD changer on board computer 240 Central locking Automatic locking 77 Emergency unlocking 73 Locking unlocking buttons...

Page 9: ...vents 158 Setting the airflow 142 Setting the climate mode 138 Setting the temperature 141 Switching air recirculation mode on off 144 Switching on off 135 Switching residual heat on off 145 Switchin...

Page 10: ...see Instrument cluster lighting Data see Technical data Date Setting auxiliary warm air heater 154 Daytime driving lights Display message 259 Replacing bulbs 123 Switching on off switch 113 Declaratio...

Page 11: ...ads 184 Driving safety system EBD electronic brake force distri bution 66 Driving safety systems ABS Anti lock Braking System 65 Adaptive brake lights 68 BAS Brake Assist System 66 ESP Electronic Stab...

Page 12: ...the key button 81 Resetting 81 Reversing feature 79 Electric tailgate see EASY PACK tailgate Electrical fuses see Fuses Electrical sliding door Opening closing from the inside 80 Electromagnetic comp...

Page 13: ...gs memory func tion 111 F Fault message see Display messages Fire extinguisher 319 First aid kit 319 Fitting a wheel Fitting a wheel 338 Lowering the vehicle 338 Preparing the vehicle 336 Raising the...

Page 14: ...148 Setting a departure time remote control 149 Switching on off 147 Switching on off control panel in the centre console 147 Switching on off remote con trol 148 I Immobiliser 69 Implied warranty 24...

Page 15: ...tensile load 352 LED light sources Replacing 121 Licence plate lamp Display message 258 Licence plate lighting Changing bulbs 121 Light sensor display message 257 Lighting see Lights Lights Activatin...

Page 16: ...Shift recommendation 163 Starting the engine 162 Maximum speed Speed limitation 181 Media Interface Connections 281 Memory card audio 240 Memory function 111 Mercedes Benz Service24h 319 Message memor...

Page 17: ...achments add on equipment 28 Changes in engine performance 26 Installations and conversions 28 Notes on body equipment mounting directives 28 Operating safety and vehicle approval BlueTEC exhaust gas...

Page 18: ...cialist workshop 27 R Radiator cover 28 Radio Selecting a station 239 see separate operating instructions Radio based vehicle components Declaration of conformity 26 Rain sensor Setting the sensitivit...

Page 19: ...er flap 175 Fuel gauge 32 Refuelling process 175 see Fuel Regeneration see Diesel particle filter Remote control Auxiliary warm air heater 152 Changing battery auxiliary warm air heater 155 Hot water...

Page 20: ...Automatic transmission Selector lever see Automatic transmission Sensors cleaning instructions 314 Service interval display ASSYST active Service System 305 Calling up the service due date 305 Hiding...

Page 21: ...IC to passive 189 Start stop function see ECO start stop function Starting see Starting engine Starting engine 162 Steering Display message 270 Warning lamps 279 Steering wheel Adjusting 109 Button ov...

Page 22: ...153 Setting departure time 155 Setting the heating level 155 Setting the operating duration 154 Setting the temperature 155 Setting the time 154 Tool see Vehicle tool kit Top Tether 57 Total distance...

Page 23: ...lbs rear 124 Switching on off 114 TV Operating on board computer 241 Two way radios Type approval frequency 343 Type identification plate see Vehicle identification plate Tyre pressure Calling up on b...

Page 24: ...e Climate control Video Operating the DVD 240 VIN Engine compartment 344 Type plate 344 W Warning and indicator lamps ABS 274 Brakes 273 Distance warning signal 278 ESP 274 ESP OFF 275 Fuel tank 276 G...

Page 25: ...per blades 126 Switching on off 125 Winter diesel 346 Winter driving General notes 328 Winter operation Radiator cover 28 Slippery road surfaces 184 Snow chains 329 Winter tyres Limiting the speed on...

Page 26: ...in your vehicle s original purchase agreement Contact a Mercedes Benz Service Centre if you have any questions about equipment or opera tion Digital and printed Operating Instruc tions The Digital Ope...

Page 27: ...se bear the following in mind Operating conditions Ravoid short trips as these increase fuel consumption Robserve the correct tyre pressure Rdo not carry any unnecessary weight in the vehicle Rremove...

Page 28: ...ng the journey that driving safety has been effected stop as soon as possible in accordance with the traffic condi tions In such cases consult a qualified special ist workshop Declaration of conformit...

Page 29: ...Benz can only inform you about vehicle checks if it has your registra tion data Your registration data is not stored if Ryou did not purchase your vehicle at an authorised specialist dealer Ryour veh...

Page 30: ...from certified inspection agencies or official approvals cannot rule out risks to your safety Observe the information on genuine Mercedes Benz parts Y page 28 The Mercedes Benz body equipment mountin...

Page 31: ...scue card for your vehicle The current rescue card contains in compact form the most important information about your vehi cle e g the routing of electric cables Further information can be found under...

Page 32: ...tatements Further additional functions which are contrac tually agreed with the customer likewise allow specific vehicle data to be obtained from the vehicle Such additional functions include vehi cle...

Page 33: ...8 E Glove compartment 280 F Centre console control panel 35 Gear lever manual transmis sion 162 Function Page G Ignition lock 161 H Adjusts the steering wheel 109 I Diagnostics connection 26 Opens the...

Page 34: ...Page Speedometer 232 Display 235 Rev counter 233 Function Page Coolant temperature gauge 233 A Fuel level i Information on the outside temperature dis play can be found under Outside tempera ture dis...

Page 35: ...G J Brakes red 273 H Coolant 276 Function Page I J Brakes yellow Inoperative J 6 Restraint system 40 K Seat belt 272 L K Main beam headlamps 115 M L Dipped beam head lamps 113 N 8 Reserve fuel 276 O...

Page 36: ...ctions For vehicles with COMAND Online switches on LINGUA Function Page TRONIC see the separate operating instructions Calls up the main menu 9 Selects a menu or submenu or scrolls through lists 233 a...

Page 37: ...B Audio 20 or COMAND Online telephone button see the separate operating instructions C PASSENGER AIR BAG indica tor lamps 41 Function Page D Audio 20 or COMAND Online media button see the separate op...

Page 38: ...the vol ume in Audio 20 or COMAND Online see the separate operating instructions A Switches Audio 20 or COMAND Online on and off see the separate operating instructions Function Page B Activates and d...

Page 39: ...er 287 Fitting for the mobile phone bracket 288 Media interface with 2 USB ports or with 2 USB ports and 1 SD card slot 281 Function Page A Cup holder 285 B Ashtray 287 C Stowage compartment Timer for...

Page 40: ...utomatic interior lighting control on off 118 c Switches the front inte rior lighting on off 119 Function Page A w Switches the rear inte rior lighting on off 119 B p Switches the right hand reading l...

Page 41: ...tings 111 Seat heating 107 Seat ventilation 108 A Unlocks locks the vehicle 75 B Adjusts the seat electrically 90 Function Page C 7Z Adjusts and folds the exterior mirrors out in electrically 110 D W...

Page 42: ...n an accident the airbags are not deployed In the event of an accident only the airbags that increase protection in the relevant accident sit uation are deployed However seat belts and airbags general...

Page 43: ...icator lamp must be lit The front passenger front airbag is disabled It is imper ative to observe the notes on the Automatic front passenger front airbag deactivation sys tem Y page 47 and on Children...

Page 44: ...st vertical position When brak ing or in the event of an accident you could slide underneath the seat belt and sustain abdomen or neck injuries for example This poses an increased risk of injury or ev...

Page 45: ...e shoulder section of the belt is always routed across the centre of your shoulder The shoulder section of the seat belt should not touch your neck nor be routed under your arm If possible adjust the...

Page 46: ...r fulfil their protective function and must be replaced Visit a qualified spe cialist workshop Basic illustration X Press release button hold belt tongue firmly and guide it back towards belt outlet S...

Page 47: ...d maintain the fur thest possible distance from the airbags Robserve the following notes Always ensure that there are no objects loca ted between the airbag and the vehicle occu pant RAdjust the seats...

Page 48: ...ehicle occupants as they are designed to do This poses an increased risk of injury Never modify the doors or parts of the doors Always have work on the doors or door pan elling carried out at a qualif...

Page 49: ...s if an appropriate accident situation occurs In this case deployment is independent of whether the front passenger seat is occupied or not Windowbags Example windowbag above the front door Example wi...

Page 50: ...ont airbag deacti vation system guaranteed Always observe the information on suitable positioning of the child restraint system Y page 59 in addition to the child restraint system manufacturer s insta...

Page 51: ...front passenger front airbag is correct G WARNING If you secure a child in a child restraint system on the front passenger seat and the PASSENGER AIR BAG OFF indicator lamp is off the front passenger...

Page 52: ...OFF indicator lamp goes out after the system self test This indicates that the front passenger front airbag is enabled If children are travelling in the vehicle be sure to observe the notes on Childre...

Page 53: ...y at a quali fied specialist workshop G WARNING Objects between the seat surface and the child restraint system could affect the func tion of the automatic front passenger front airbag deactivation sy...

Page 54: ...nt system make sure that the seat belt is tight Do not pull the seat belt tight with the front passenger seat adjustment This could result in the seat belt and the child restraint system being pulled...

Page 55: ...ed or enabled The front passenger front airbag can only be deployed in an accident if the PASSENGER AIR BAG OFF indicator lamp is off Observe the information on the PASSENGER AIR BAG OFF indicator lam...

Page 56: ...fully Operation PRE SAFE intervenes Rin emergency braking situations e g when BAS is activated Rin critical driving situations e g when physi cal limits are exceeded and the vehicle under steers or ov...

Page 57: ...en ded in the vehicle G WARNING If the child restraint system is placed in direct sunlight the parts could become very hot Children could be suffer burns by touching these parts in particular on the m...

Page 58: ...ild restraint systems that have been damaged or subjected to a load in an accident Have the child restraint securing systems checked in a qualified spe cialist workshop before fitting a child restrain...

Page 59: ...between the child restraint system secured with ISOFIX and the vehicle It helps reduce the risk of injury even further If the child restraint sys tem is fitted with a Top Tether belt this should alwa...

Page 60: ...of an accident The child could be struck by the airbag This poses an increased risk of injury or even fatal injury Make sure that the front passenger front air bag has been disabled The PASSENGER AIR...

Page 61: ...observe the information on suitable positioning of the child restraint system Y page 59 in addition to the child restraint system manufacturer s installation and operat ing instructions Suitable posi...

Page 62: ...ly on the co driver s seat cushion The backrest of a forwards facing child restraint system must as far as possible rest on the backrest of the co driver s seat The child restraint system may not touc...

Page 63: ...category Rear seat Rear bench seat 0 up to 10 kg U2 U2 L2 0 up to 13 kg U2 U2 L2 I 9 kg to 18 kg U2 L2 U2 L2 II 15 kg to 25 kg U L U L III 22 kg to 36 kg U L U L Suitability of the seats for attaching...

Page 64: ...stems General notes Always observe the information on Child restraint systems on the co driver s seat Y page 58 and on Suitable positioning of the child restraint system Y page 59 You can obtain furth...

Page 65: ...us 03 301133 04 301133 970 16 00 Category II III 15 kg to 36 kg between approx imately 4 years and 12 years Britax R mer KIDFIX8 04 301198 970 19 00 Suggested Universal Semi Universal category ISOFIX...

Page 66: ...riod there is a risk of serious or even fatal injuries Never leave persons particularly children unatten ded in the vehicle G WARNING If the child restraint system is placed in direct sunlight the par...

Page 67: ...l to adapt your driving style or if you are inattentive the driving safety systems can nei ther reduce the risk of accident nor override the laws of physics Driving safety systems are merely aids desi...

Page 68: ...sit uations If you depress the brake pedal quickly BAS automatically boosts the braking force thus shortening the stopping distance Important safety notes Observe the important safety guidelines for t...

Page 69: ...elines for the driving safety system Y page 65 G WARNING If ESP is malfunctioning it will not provide any vehicle stabilisation There is an increased risk of skidding or of an accident Exercise cautio...

Page 70: ...switched off or deactivated because of a malfunction the trailer stabilisation system will not function Crosswind Assist Observe the important safety guidelines for the driving safety system Y page 65...

Page 71: ...e alarm press the or button on the key or X Insert the key into the ignition lock The alarm stops The alarm is not switched off even if you imme diately close the open door that had triggered it for e...

Page 72: ...ent false alarms X Make sure that Rthe doors are closed Rthe tailgate is closed Only then is the interior motion sensor primed X Lock the vehicle with the key The interior motion sensor is primed afte...

Page 73: ...been locked from the outside The anti theft alarm system is triggered if a door is opened from the inside Switch off the alarm Y page 69 All countries G WARNING If you leave children unattended in th...

Page 74: ...all the doors The locking knobs must all be in the lowered position The key s factory setting enables you to cen trally lock and unlock the following Rthe driver s and the co driver s door Rthe slidi...

Page 75: ...basic position Locking unlocking the vehicle using the emergency key element The door lock for unlocking in an emergency is on the driver s door X To unlock the driver s door insert the emer gency key...

Page 76: ...ist workshop Changing the battery You need a type CR 2025 3 V cell battery X Pull out the emergency key element from the key Y page 73 X Push emergency key element into the opening in the key in the d...

Page 77: ...ent Y page 73 The key is faulty X Lock the vehicle with the emergency key element Y page 73 X Have the key checked at a qualified specialist workshop The engine cannot be started using the key The on...

Page 78: ...ehicle always take the key with you and lock the vehicle Never leave children and animals unattended in the vehi cle Keep the keys out of the reach of children G WARNING If persons particularly childr...

Page 79: ...Online see the separate operating instruc tions Driver s door and co driver s door United Kingdom only if the vehicle has been locked with the key the double lock function is activated as standard It...

Page 80: ...g door detent X To close pull door handle in the direction of the arrow The sliding door is released from its detent X Push the sliding door forwards using door handle and close Opening closing from t...

Page 81: ...ll the exterior door handle or Rpress the respective sliding door button in the centre console or Rpress the button on the door frame or Rpull the rocker switch on door handle Opening closing from the...

Page 82: ...ed and the sliding door opens If you use the or sliding door but ton in the centre console you will hear two warning signals during the opening proce dure The indicator lamp in the or sliding door but...

Page 83: ...n or an interruption in the voltage supply X If the sliding door is open close it by hand X Using the or sliding door button on the centre console open the sliding door at least 40 cm and then close t...

Page 84: ...gate You can set the opening angle of the tailgate Y page 83 You will find details of the maximum tailgate opening dimensions under Technical data Y page 352 Obstacle detection with reversing function...

Page 85: ...arning signals are emitted during the closing process X To interrupt automatic operation press button in the handle again or X Press the closing button in the tailgate again or X Press the q button on...

Page 86: ...e necessary specialist knowledge and tools to carry out the work required In an emergency you can open the tailgate using the release catch for service purposes X Prise off the cover on the lower part...

Page 87: ...ase the switch or pull the switch to close the side window again G WARNING While closing the side windows body parts in the closing area could become trapped There is a risk of injury When closing mak...

Page 88: ...g off the engine or removing the key This function remains active for about 5 minutesor until you open a front door Opens closes the hinged window Door control panel on the driver s door Switch in the...

Page 89: ...eep the button pressed until all side windows are fully closed X Make sure that all side windows are closed X To interrupt convenience closing feature release the button Resetting the side windows You...

Page 90: ...hile driving This could cause you to lose control of the vehicle There is a risk of an accident Always ensure that the driver s seat is engaged before starting the vehicle G WARNING If the front seats...

Page 91: ...oid seat positions that prevent the seat belt from being correctly routed The shoulder section of the belt must be routed over the middle of your shoulder and be pulled tight against your upper body T...

Page 92: ...s automati cally adjusted from a less favourable position into one which offers better protection The co driver s seat can only be readjusted after the hazardous situation is over Information about th...

Page 93: ...ear you can Rear seats and rear bench seat Radjust the seat backrests Y page 95 Rmove the rear seats Y page 99 and rear bench seat Y page 95 forwards or back wards Rfold each backrest forward individu...

Page 94: ...scribed Only use rear bench seats approved for the vehicle Depending on the type of seat anchorage in the vehicle floor you can install the following seat ing variants RRear bench seats with two or th...

Page 95: ...r seats and rear bench seats facing forwards part 1 Seating variants for the rear seats and rear bench seats facing forwards part 2 Seating variants in the face to face position part 1 Seats 93 Seats...

Page 96: ...Always make sure that the rear bench seat is fully engaged as described G WARNING When adjusting a seat you or another vehicle occupant could become trapped by the guide rail of the seat for instance...

Page 97: ...chorage X To fit the EASY ENTRY section place front seat anchorage of the EASY ENTRY section on the seat anchorages and allow to engage X Fold the EASY ENTRY section back The rear seat anchorage of th...

Page 98: ...ar seat bench forwards or backwards by more than 5 cm you can increase the size of the load compartment In this case passengers may not use the rear bench seat Grab handles EASY ENTRY release levers r...

Page 99: ...ke sure that the rear bench seat is fully engaged as described The only way to ensure that the rear bench seat will engage securely is to always keep the anchorages clean and free of foreign objects B...

Page 100: ...eir body within the sweep of the seat when adjusting it G WARNING The seat will not engage when folded forward The seat may inadvertently fold backward while accelerating braking changing direc tion s...

Page 101: ...their intended protective function In this case passengers may not use the seat in question There is an increased risk of injury possibly even fatal If a passenger is using this seat make sure that th...

Page 102: ...holder in the rear first Otherwise the cup holder could be dam aged when folding down the bench seat You can find information on removing the cup holder in the Cupholder in the rear section Y page 286...

Page 103: ...y even fatal injury particularly in the event of an accident sudden braking or a sudden change in direction Never install the last row of rear seats when rotated 180 when transporting loads Always sto...

Page 104: ...on If you only hold the bench seat berth by the plastic cover of the stowage compartments and move it you may break off the cover For this reason always grip the loop between the seat cushion and the...

Page 105: ...move it you may break off the cover For this reason always grip the loop between the seat cushion and the backrest in order to move the bench seat berth Make sure that the space in front of or behind...

Page 106: ...the lower edge of the seat cushion X Tilt the bench seat berth forwards and pull it out of floor anchorages X To fit remove the stowage compartments Y page 281 X Hold the bench seat berth by the lowe...

Page 107: ...become trapped There is a risk of injury Make sure that the seat backrest swinging range is not obstructed and that no one could become trapped The berth can accommodate two persons X To set up fold u...

Page 108: ...ead restraints manually Height adjustment release button Angle adjustment X To raise pull the head restraint up to the desired position X To lower press release button and slide head restraint down to...

Page 109: ...d the armrest upwards to the desired position X To fold the armrest up if necessary fold the armrest upwards by more than 90 to posi tion 1 Seat heating Seat heating for the front seats G WARNING If y...

Page 110: ...in the rear seats is switched on and off the same way as in the front seats Seat ventilation Switching seat ventilation on and off Seat ventilation for the front seats Make sure that the air inlet gri...

Page 111: ...ould become trapped by the steer ing wheel if they adjust it There is a risk of injury When leaving the vehicle always take the key with you and lock the vehicle Never leave children unattended in the...

Page 112: ...are automatically heated if the rear win dow heating is switched on and the outside tem perature is low Folding in out electrically Only fold the electrical exterior mirrors in and out electrically If...

Page 113: ...kin or eyes or is swallowed seek medical atten tion immediately Rimmediately change out of clothing that has been in contact with electrolyte Rif an allergic reaction occurs seek medical attention imm...

Page 114: ...n removed from the ignition lock Storing settings X Adjust the seat Y page 90 X Adjust the exterior mirrors for the driver s side Y page 110 X Press the r memory button X Press one of the storage posi...

Page 115: ...parking lamps switches off automatically if you Rremove the key from the ignition lock Ropen the driver s door with the key in position 0 in the ignition lock Dipped beam headlamps When the ignition...

Page 116: ...dicator lamp in the instrument cluster goes on the rear foglamp is switched on Parking lamps If the battery charge is very low the parking lamps will switch off automatically to enable the next engine...

Page 117: ...ility and dazzle oncoming traffic X Turn headlamp range control to the cor responding position The road should be illu minated from 40 m to 100 m and the dipped beam headlamps must not dazzle oncoming...

Page 118: ...le in the direction you are turning enabling better visi bility in tight bends for example It can only be activated when the dipped beam headlamps are switched on Active RIf you are driving at speeds...

Page 119: ...does not recognise road users Rwho have no lights e g pedestrians Rwho have poor lighting e g cyclists Rwhose lighting is blocked e g by a barrier In very rare cases Adaptive Highbeam Assist recognise...

Page 120: ...mist up on the inside if there is high atmospheric humidity X Switch on the dipped beam headlamps and drive off The level of moisture diminishes depending on the length of the journey and the weather...

Page 121: ...h reading lamp in the handles Rear interior light and reading lamp Switching the reading light on and off Replacing bulbs interior lighting and ambient lamps General notes It is essential that the imp...

Page 122: ...pends on your vehicle equipment The bulb change described here is valid for Rthe mirror lamp in the sun visor Rthe ambient lamp at the bottom of the front door Rthe boot lamp in the side trim panel Yo...

Page 123: ...regularly RAlways switch off the ignition before replacing bulbs in the lighting system This will prevent a short circuit RWear gloves and eye protection when chang ing a bulb RDo not use a bulb that...

Page 124: ...r in the middle X Slide cover upwards remove and let it hang from the strap X To fit if necessary remove dirt from cover and the opening in the wheel arch X Insert cover at the top and thread the cove...

Page 125: ...ockwise and remove it X Remove the bulb from bulb holder X Insert the new bulb into bulb holder X Insert bulb holder and turn it clockwise until it engages X Close the bonnet Replacing the rear lamp c...

Page 126: ...the connector off the bulb holder of the tail lamp X To fit press the connector into the bulb holder of the tail lamp X Press the tail lamp sideways onto bolts and slide onto the vehicle X Tighten two...

Page 127: ...n sensor due to opticalinfluencesandthewindscreenbecom ing dirty in dry weather conditions the wind screen wipers may be activated inadvertently This could damage the windscreen wiper blades or scratc...

Page 128: ...RNING If the windscreen wipers begin to move while you are changing the wiper blades you can be trapped by the wiper arm There is a risk of injury Always switch off the windscreen wipers and ignition...

Page 129: ...n X Remove wiper blade from wiper arm by pulling it in the direction of the arrow X Insert new wiper blade into the wiper arm in the direction of the arrow Please take the differing lengths of the two...

Page 130: ...of the arrow away from the wiper arm X Place new wiper blade onto wiper arm X Hold wiper arm and push wiper blade in the opposite direction to the arrow until it engages X Make sure that wiper blade...

Page 131: ...ion lock X Remove the cause of the obstruction X Switch on the windscreen wipers again The windscreen wiper does not move at all There is a malfunction in the windscreen wiper drive X Select another w...

Page 132: ...vehicle interior and filters undesirable substances from the air Climate control is only operational when the engine is running The system only functions optimally when the side windows are closed Ven...

Page 133: ...142 B Calls up the Audio 20 COMAND Online climate control menu see the separate operating instructions C Switches the rear window heating on off Y page 143 D Switches the hot water auxiliary heater a...

Page 134: ...he air condi tioning system optimally RSwitch on the cooling with air dehumidifica tion function The indicator lamp in the rocker switch comes on when the func tion is switched on RSet the temperature...

Page 135: ...separate operating instructions B Switches the residual heat function on off Y page 145 C Switches the rear window heating on off Y page 143 D Switches the hot water auxiliary heater auxiliary heating...

Page 136: ...right Y page 141 Rear control panel H w Sets the temperature Y page 141 I Display J K Sets the airflow Y page 142 Information on THERMOTRONIC auto matic climate control Below you can find a number of...

Page 137: ...of the air conditioning or automatic climate control is only available when the engine is running The air inside the vehicle is cooled and dehumidified according to the temperature selected Condensat...

Page 138: ...h You can activate or deactivate the cooling with air dehumidification function using Audio 20 or COMAND Online i In automatic mode the cooling with air dehumidification function is automatically acti...

Page 139: ...sit a qualified specialist workshop TEMPMATIC air condi tioning or THERMOTRONIC auto matic climate control without hot water aux iliary heater the indica tor lamp above the rocker switch flashes three...

Page 140: ...so reac tivated for the rear compartment Setting the airflow with the TEMP MATIC air conditioning system Important safety notes For safety reasons the side windows are sup plied with air via the side...

Page 141: ...mainly in the footwell with even warming of the vehicle interior DIFFUSE climate mode Indirect draught freeclimatecontrolinthevehi cle interior Low airflow air vents have less localised effect Coolin...

Page 142: ...mister vents MEDIUM climate mode High airflow Direct climate control in the vehi cle interior directed at the head and body of occupants Specified temperature reached quickly Cooling mode Cooling via...

Page 143: ...the w rocker switch on the rear control panel up or down Y page 133 Only change the temperature in small incre ments Start at 22 The rear control panel display indicates the set temperature Setting t...

Page 144: ...the X button X To increase or reduce press the K rocker switch up or down Setting the airflow for the rear compart ment via the front control panel X To increase or reduce press the K rocker switch o...

Page 145: ...to mist up activate the windscreen demisting function using the rocker switch You should only select this setting until the windscreen is clear again Windows misted up on the outside You should only s...

Page 146: ...peratures below about 7 Rafter approximately 5 minutes when the cool ing with air dehumidification function is deac tivated Rafter approximately 30 minutes at outside temperatures above about 7 and w...

Page 147: ...tes The heating or ventilation time depends on the set interior temperature Switching on off X Turn the key to position 0 in the ignition lock or remove it X To switch on press the rocker switch up or...

Page 148: ...152 Hot water auxiliary heater General notes Operating the hot water auxiliary heater draws from the vehicle battery For this rea son drive for a longer distance after using the heater or ventilating...

Page 149: ...heater booster function can be switched off using the rocker switch on the rear control panel as described above for the auxiliary heat ing system When the auxiliary heating system is ventilating and...

Page 150: ...ontrol vertically pointing upwards when you press one of the buttons If the remote control battery is low the battery symbol on the left of the remote control display is shown as empty Replace the rem...

Page 151: ...i The longer you press the or but ton the faster the time changes X Press the u and buttons simultane ously The new departure time is stored Activating the set departure time X Briefly press the u bu...

Page 152: ...ed object into recess X Slide battery cover backwards in the direc tion of the arrow X Remove battery X Insert the new clean battery with the lettering facing upwards Use a lint free cloth to do so X...

Page 153: ...integrated in the control unit switches off the auxiliary heating because the on board voltage is below 10 V X Have the alternator and starter battery checked The auxiliary heating sys tem switches of...

Page 154: ...outside tem perature is low You can operate the auxiliary heating Rvia the timer in the lower centre console Y page 153 Rusing the remote control Y page 152 You can use the timer to specify up to 3 d...

Page 155: ...off when indicator lamp lights up green press the b button During data transmission indicator lamp lights up red When indicator lamp flashes red the aux iliary heating is switched off Changing the ope...

Page 156: ...flashes X In the same way set the hour and subse quently the minutes then confirm by pressing the b button The time is stored Program column dis appears and the operating duration flashes The operati...

Page 157: ...day time and operating duration section Y page 154 The departure time is stored The program column disappears In the display panel the on message and the y symbol appear X Press the b button The oper...

Page 158: ...laced You need a CR 2430 lithium battery which can be obtained from any qualified specialist work shop X Remove battery cover using a suitable implement e g a coin by turning it anti clockwise X Check...

Page 159: ...e the remote control battery Y page 155 The indicator lamp on the remote control flashes red and green in rapid succession There is no connection between the remote control and the receiver in the veh...

Page 160: ...eating is overheated The air ducts are blocked X Make sure that the flow of hot air behind and next to the left front seat is not blocked X Have the auxiliary heating checked at a qualified specialist...

Page 161: ...for vertical adjustment of the airflow and air quantity control Thumbwheel for horizontal adjustment of the airflow The air vents can only be adjusted on vehicles with rear compartment air conditionin...

Page 162: ...r in good time RDo not change down a gear manually in order to brake ROn vehicles with an automatic transmission try to avoid depressing the accelerator pedal beyond the point of resistance kickdown A...

Page 163: ...ake sure that it is accessible complete and ready for use The first aid and breakdown assistance equip ment is in the front door stowage compartments and the rear stowage compartment on the right hand...

Page 164: ...display shows the message Depress clutch to start engine Automatic transmission X Shift the transmission to position P Y page 168 The transmission position indicator in the dis play shows P You can al...

Page 165: ...is not available when reverse gear is engaged Further informa tion can be found under ECO start stop func tion Y page 164 Automatic transmission G WARNING If the engine speed is above the idling spee...

Page 166: ...tart function is automatically activated each time you start the engine with the ignition key On vehicles with an automatic transmission the ECO start stop function is automatically deac tivated in tr...

Page 167: ...matic transmission If the vehicle is stopped in D or N the ECO start stop function switches off the engine automat ically once the vehicle is stationary Automatic engine start General notes The engine...

Page 168: ...ton lights up and the display shows the ECO symbol the ECO start stop func tion is switched on If all conditions for automatic engine switch off are fulfilled the ECO symbol is shown in green Y page 1...

Page 169: ...the fuel tank is completely empty air may get into the fuel system If the engine does not start after refuelling bleed the fuel system as follows X Turn the key to position 2 in the ignition for appro...

Page 170: ...e vehicle from rolling away When you remove the key from the ignition lock the parking brake is automatically applied DIRECT SELECT lever Overview of the transmission shift sys tem j Park position wit...

Page 171: ...cle C Reverse gear Only shift the transmission to R when the vehicle is stationary A Neutral No power is transmitted from the engine to the drive wheels Releasing the brakes will allow you to move the...

Page 172: ...s to the next gear down depending on the gear currently engaged The shift range is also restricted The transmission position indicator also shows the set shift range e g D2 The auto matic transmission...

Page 173: ...s the letter of the selected transmission program above the transmis sion position indicator Y page 169 M Manual Manual gearshifting S Sport Sporty driving style C Comfort Comfortable economical drivi...

Page 174: ...X If necessary select transmission program E again Rocking the vehicle free At speeds up to 9 km h you can switch back and forth between drive position D and reverse gear R without applying the brakes...

Page 175: ...ut to prevent the engine from overrevving X To shift down pull briefly on left hand steer ing wheel gearshift paddle Provided that the engine will not exceed its maximum speed when shifting down the a...

Page 176: ...naked flames smoking and creat ing sparks under all circumstances Switch off the engine and if applicable the auxiliary heating before refuelling G WARNING Fuels are poisonous and hazardous to health...

Page 177: ...l from a fuel can The fuel lines and or the fuel injection system could otherwise be blocked by particles from the fuel can You will find further information about fuel and fuel grades under Service p...

Page 178: ...informa tion on AdBlue can be obtained at any Mercedes Benz Service Centre Important safety notes Only use AdBlue which meets the ISO 22241 standard Do not mix AdBlue with any additives and do not dil...

Page 179: ...age 177 with a refill canister Y page 178 with a refill bottle Y page 178 X After filling the AdBlue container place AdBlue filler cap on the filler neck and turn it clockwise X Turn AdBlue filler cap...

Page 180: ...refill canister and refill hose in an environmentally responsible manner When you subsequently switch on the igni tion the Refill AdBlue See Owner s Manual display message must go out after approximat...

Page 181: ...lways remove the key to prevent the battery from becoming discharged Always park your vehicle safely and secure it against rolling away When parking observe the legal requirements of the country in wh...

Page 182: ...ut Emergency braking Exceptionally if the service brake fails the park ing brake can be used to brake the vehicle in an emergency The braking distance is then con siderably greater X While the vehicle...

Page 183: ...is could affect for example the power steering and the brake boosting effect You will require considerably more effort to steer and brake There is a risk of an accident Do not switch off the ignition...

Page 184: ...will find information about AdBlue under Service products and capacities Y page 347 Dipped beam headlamps General notes When driving in countries in which traffic drives on the opposite side of the r...

Page 185: ...antly results in excessive and premature wear to the brake pads If the brakes have been subjected to a heavy load do not stop the vehicle immediately Drive on for a short while The brakes are cooled d...

Page 186: ...electronics or the transmis sion If you have to drive on stretches of road on which water has collected please bear in mind the fol lowing Rthe water level of standing water should not be above the l...

Page 187: ...loads are valid for journeys at altitudes up to 1000 m above sea level with gradients up to 12 Information on maximum permissible trailer loads can be found in your vehicle registration papers and on...

Page 188: ...DTRONIC B To deactivate cruise control The cruise control lever is the lower lever on the left of the steering column You can operate cruise control and variable SPEEDTRONIC with the cruise control le...

Page 189: ...iefly to overtake for example cruise control adjusts the vehicle s speed to the last speed stored after you have finished overtak ing To deactivate cruise control There are various ways to deactivate...

Page 190: ...inattentive SPEEDTRONIC can neither reduce the risk of an accident nor override the laws of physics SPEEDTRONIC cannot take road weather and traffic conditions into account SPEEDTRONIC is only an aid...

Page 191: ...u pull the cruise control lever towards you for the first time after starting the engine The current speed is then stored Setting the speed X Briefly push the cruise control lever up to increase the s...

Page 192: ...et speed is not exceeded If the set speed is too high when cornering DISTRONIC PLUS automati cally decelerates the vehicle Observe the supplementary notes on braking Y page 183 DISTRONIC PLUS includes...

Page 193: ...in the case of Rdirt on the sensors or anything else covering the sensors Rit is snowing or raining heavily Rthere is interference from other radar sources Rthe possibility of strong radar reflections...

Page 194: ...PLUS inactive mes sage appears in the display The set distance to a slower moving vehicle in front will then not be maintained You will be driving at the speed you determine by the position of the ac...

Page 195: ...tect a danger of collision If all preconditions are met your vehicle will accelerate when you change lanes DISTRONIC PLUS interrupts the acceleration process if changing lanes takes too long or if the...

Page 196: ...beyond the pressure point up or down The last speed stored is increased reduced in increments of 10 km h i DISTRONIC PLUS is not deactivated if you depress the accelerator pedal If you acceler ate bri...

Page 197: ...vehicle in front adjustable Own vehicle X Select the Assistance graphic function using the on board computer Y page 243 Display when DISTRONIC PLUS is activa ted DISTRONIC PLUS active text only appea...

Page 198: ...d and traffic conditions in which you must be particularly attentive In such situations brake if necessary DISTRONIC PLUS is then deactiva ted Cornering entering and exiting a bend If the vehicle spee...

Page 199: ...4MATIC cannot take road weather and traffic conditions into account 4MATIC is only an aid You are responsible for the distance to the vehi cle in front for vehicle speed for braking in good time and...

Page 200: ...e terrain and the tyres Select a set speed to suit the surrounding con ditions and also apply the brakes yourself if necessary Activating or deactivating DSR You can only switch DSR on when you are dr...

Page 201: ...orresponding mes sage Y page 264 Distance warning function Important safety notes G WARNING The distance warning function does not react Rto people or animals Rto oncoming vehicles Rto crossing traffi...

Page 202: ...oustically Without your interven tion the distance warning function cannot pre vent a collision The distance warning function issues a warning at speeds Rfrom about 30 km h if over several seconds the...

Page 203: ...LLISION PREVENTION ASSIST may then detect a fault and switch itself off If Adaptive Brake Assist is not available due to a malfunction in the radar sensor system the brake system remains available wit...

Page 204: ...are then not indicated Monitoring range of the sensors Blind Spot Assist monitors the area up to 3 m behind your vehicle and directly next to your vehicle as shown in the diagram If the lanes are narr...

Page 205: ...mirror There are no further warning tones Activating Blind Spot Assist X Make sure that Blind Spot Assist is activated in the on board computer Y page 245 X Turn the key to position 2 in the ignition...

Page 206: ...due to snow rain fog or spray Rthere is glare e g from oncoming traffic the sun or reflection from other vehicles e g if the road surface is wet Rthe windscreen is dirty misted up damaged or covered...

Page 207: ...the wind screen The data and general traffic regulations stored in the navigation system are also used to determine the current speed limit If a traffic sign that is relevant to your vehicle is passed...

Page 208: ...on in the on board computer When you pass a traffic sign the display shows the traffic regulations speed limit and overtaking restriction for five seconds The previous menu then reappears automaticall...

Page 209: ...If a no entry sign or roundabout sign is passed warning message is shown in the display if Traffic Sign Assist detects that the vehicle is travelling in the wrong direction An additional warning tone...

Page 210: ...Activating ATTENTION ASSIST X Activate ATTENTION ASSIST using the on board computer Y page 245 The system determines the attention level of the driver depending on the setting selected Standard select...

Page 211: ...ing away make sure that there are no persons animals or objects in the manoeuvring area Pay particular attention to obstacles above or below the sensors when parking such as flower pots or trailer tow...

Page 212: ...of the vehi cle PARKTRONIC is operational if operational readiness indicator lights up There is a malfunction if only the red segments of the warning display light up Y page 212 The selected transmiss...

Page 213: ...ler towing PARKTRONIC is deactivated for the rear area when you establish an electrical connection between your vehicle and a trailer After uncoupling the trailer unplug the 7 pin connector adapter fr...

Page 214: ...sure the road on both sides of the vehicle and indicates suitable parking spaces It can then actively steer and brake the vehicle to help you to park and exit the parking space The active braking func...

Page 215: ...e tyre pressures are always correct This has a direct influence on the parking characteristics of the vehicle Use Active Parking Assist for parking spaces that are Rparallel or at right angles to the...

Page 216: ...parking space is on The parking space is dis played while you are driving past it and until you are approximately 15 m away from it Active Parking Assist displays parking spaces on the passenger side...

Page 217: ...procedure is complete the Park Assist switched off message appears in the display and a tone sounds The parking assistance function of Active Parking Assist is stopped The vehicle is parked and kept...

Page 218: ...activation the steering wheel is moved to the straight ahead posi tion X Drive forwards and reverse as prompted by the PARKTRONIC warning displays several times if necessary Vehicles with manual trans...

Page 219: ...on people or objects Under the following circumstances the revers ing camera will not function or will function in a limited manner Rif the tailgate is open Rif it is raining hard snowing or foggy Rat...

Page 220: ...n to N or D The dynamic guide lines are hidden and after about 15 s the reversing camera switches itself off or X Drive forwards more than about 10 m or X Drive forwards faster than 10 km h or X Shift...

Page 221: ...of the vehicle Red guide line at a distance of approximately 0 30 m from the rear of the vehicle X Make sure that the reversing camera is switched on Y page 218 The lane and the guide lines are shown...

Page 222: ...at the end of parking space The vehicle is almost parallel in the parking space Coupling up a trailer function Trailer drawbar Vehicle centre point on the yellow guide line at a distance of approximat...

Page 223: ...when you are driving no faster than a moderate speed The 360 camera assists you when parking or at exits with reduced visibility for example You can show pictures from the 360 camera in full screen mo...

Page 224: ...era image Rif the area is lit by fluorescent light or LED lighting The camera image may flicker Rif the camera lenses mist up e g when driving into a heated garage in winter causing a rapid change in...

Page 225: ...e reversing camera Selecting the split screen and full screen displays Switching between split screen views X Select the symbol for the respective view in the header of the display with the Audio 20 o...

Page 226: ...ly apply to objects that are at ground level Top view with image from the front cam era Symbol for the split screen setting with top view and image from the front camera Yellow guide line at a distanc...

Page 227: ...trailer tow hitch to help reach the drawbar X Before coupling up the trailer set the height of trailer drawbar so that it is slightly higher than the ball coupling X Position the vehicle centrally in...

Page 228: ...and the Audio 20 or COMAND Online controller can be found in the separate operating instructions The Audio 20 or COMAND Online display shows the display of the previously active function Trailer towin...

Page 229: ...permissible values that may not be exceeded can be found Rin your vehicle documents Ron the type plates for the trailer tow hitch Ron the type plates for the trailer Ron the vehicle identification pla...

Page 230: ...you need additional braking depress the brake pedal repeatedly rather than continuously Observe the notes on ESP trailer stabilisation Y page 68 Driving tips If the trailer begins to swing from side...

Page 231: ...ed with the green area on the ball cou pling X Lock lock in handwheel using the key X Remove the key and replace cap on lock The ball coupling is only installed securely when the ball coupling can be...

Page 232: ...sure that the trailer lights are function ing correctly X Activate the turn signals on both sides of the vehicle and check that the corresponding turn signals flash on the trailer A trailer can only...

Page 233: ...r the trailer lights The trailer lighting is identified as being faulty even though it is in working order The reason for the malfunction message may be that the cur rent has fallen below the minimum...

Page 234: ...make sure your vehicle is operating safely at all times If the operating safety of your vehicle is impaired stop the vehicle as soon as possible paying attention to road and traffic conditions Then c...

Page 235: ...ev counter indicates the engine s overrevving range To protect the engine the fuel supply is inter rupted when the red band is reached Outside temperature display You should pay special attention to r...

Page 236: ...or the display RIn the Radio Radio or Medien Media menu opens the list of available radio sources or media RIn the Telefon Telephone menu switches to the phone book and starts dialling the selected n...

Page 237: ...e 117 ECO start stop function Y page 164 120 km h Maximum permissible speed exceeded only for certain coun tries In the display footer the display for the active Park Assist XjY may also be shown Y pa...

Page 238: ...consumption Using the steering wheel buttons X Press to call up the list of menus X Press or 9 to select the Trip menu X Press a to confirm X Press or 9 to select From start or From reset The values...

Page 239: ...he ECO display are also reset Navigation menu Displaying navigation instructions In the Navi menu the display shows the Audio 20 COMMAND Online navigation instructions Further information on the navig...

Page 240: ...ge of direction in this lane only Recommended lane in this lane you will be able to complete the next change of direction and the one after that Change of direction without lane recom mendation Road t...

Page 241: ...io 20 COMAND Online see the separate operating instructions X Press to call up the list of menus X Press or 9 to select the Radio menu X Press a to confirm The display shows the currently selected sta...

Page 242: ...nus X Press or 9 to select the Media menu X Press a to confirm X To select audio player or audio media briefly press a The display shows the list of media sources X Press or 9 to select audio player o...

Page 243: ...ist press or 9 briefly X To select a channel from the channel list using rapid scrolling press and briefly hold or 9 X Press a to confirm the choice Telephone menu Introduction G WARNING Operating the...

Page 244: ...ly If you press and hold the button for longer than 1 second the names in the telephone book are shown rapidly one after another or X Press and hold or 9 for longer than 5 seconds Rapid scrolling the...

Page 245: ...ast break as well as the attention level detected Y page 207 Service menu Introduction In the Service menu you have the following options RCalling up display messages in the message memory Y page 248...

Page 246: ...rt the engine Using the steering wheel buttons X Press to call up the list of menus X Press or 9 to select the Settings menu X Press a to confirm X Press or 9 to select the Assistance submenu X Press...

Page 247: ...Assist is activated grey radar waves propagating backwards appear next to the vehicle in the Assistenzgrafik Assistance display menu in the display Further information can be found under Blind Spot As...

Page 248: ...e list of menus X Press or 9 to select the Settings menu X Press a to confirm X Press or 9 to select the Lights submenu X Press a to confirm X Press or 9 to select the Dipped beams Setting for functio...

Page 249: ...enu X Press a to confirm X Press or 9 to select the Vehicle submenu X Press a to confirm X Press or 9 to select the Limit speed winter tyres function The display shows the current setting X Press a to...

Page 250: ...llow the additional notes in these Operating Instructions You can hide low priority display messages using the a or steering wheel button The display messages are then stored in the message memory Rec...

Page 251: ...iately currently unavaila ble See Owner s Man ual ABS BAS hill start assist and ESP as well as its driving safety sys tems are temporarily unavailable ATTENTION ASSIST is deactivated and other driving...

Page 252: ...R AIRBAG OFF indicator lamp in the centre console and the display messages and check the following Seat unoccupied and ignition switched on RThe PASSENGER AIRBAG OFF indicator lamp must light up conti...

Page 253: ...s weight as greater than it actually is X Make sure that the co driver s seat is unoccupied close the co driver s door and switch on the ignition X Observe the PASSENGER AIRBAG OFF indicator lamp in...

Page 254: ...vehicles with 4MATIC the brake system has overheated G WARNING Traction control and braking power are impaired There is a risk of an accident X Drive on with care When the brake system has cooled suff...

Page 255: ...e in emergency braking situations If ESP is not operational ESP will not stabilise the vehicle There is an increased risk of skidding and accidents X Drive on with care X Visit a qualified specialist...

Page 256: ...ive on with care X Visit a qualified specialist workshop immediately Release parking brake The red indicator lamp in the instrument cluster lights up and a warning tone also sounds You are driving wit...

Page 257: ...he vehicle to prevent it from rolling away X Vehicles with a manual transmission engage first gear X Vehicles with automatic transmission shift the transmission to P X Turn the front wheels towards th...

Page 258: ...straint system and its components checked immedi ately at a qualified specialist workshop 6 Left windowbag mal function Consult workshop or Right windowbag malfunc tion Consult work shop There is a ma...

Page 259: ...anufacturer s operating instruc tions For trailers with LED lamps please observe the notes on lamp failure monitoring under Trailer operation Y page 231 b Trailer brake lamp The trailer brake lamp is...

Page 260: ...place the bulb Y page 121 X LED headlamp visit a qualified specialist workshop b Intell Light Sys tem inoperative The Intelligent Light System is malfunctioning The lighting system remains available w...

Page 261: ...shop Engine Display messages Possible causes consequences and M Solutions See Owner s Manual An additional warning tone sounds The battery is not being charged Possible causes Rfaulty alternator Rtorn...

Page 262: ...ual An additional warning tone sounds The AdBlue system is malfunc tioning X Visit a qualified specialist workshop Eng start not pos sible in mi An additional warning tone sounds The AdBlue system is...

Page 263: ...damaged X Monitor the coolant temperature gauge in the instrument cluster X If the temperature increases again visit a qualified specialist work shop immediately Under normal operating conditions and...

Page 264: ...page 301 6 Reserve fuel level The fuel level has dropped to the reserve range Operation of the auxiliary heating is deactivated if the fuel level drops into the reserve range X Refuel at the nearest f...

Page 265: ...to electromagnetic radiation emitted by nearby TV or radio stations or other sources of electromagnetic radiation RThe system is outside the operating temperature range RThe on board voltage is too lo...

Page 266: ...ons limited See Owner s Manual COLLISION PREVENTION ASSIST PLUS is not available due to a mal function X Visit a qualified specialist workshop PRE SAFE Functions currently limited See Owner s Manual C...

Page 267: ...appear X Pull over and stop the vehicle paying attention to road and traffic conditions X Secure the vehicle to prevent it from rolling away Y page 179 X Switch off the engine X Clean the sensors in t...

Page 268: ...Cruise control and SPEEDTRONIC inoper ative An additional warning tone sounds Cruise control and SPEEDTRONIC are malfunctioning X Visit a qualified specialist workshop Blind Spot Assist not available...

Page 269: ...tyres or the tyre pressure difference between the wheels is too great X Check the tyre pressures at the next opportunity Y page 331 X If necessary correct the tyre pressure X Restart the tyre pressure...

Page 270: ...pressure monitor restarts automatically as soon as the cause has been rectified Wheel sensor s missing There is no signal from the tyre pressure sensor of one or several wheels The pressure of the aff...

Page 271: ...tionary The vehicle is still moving X Pull over and stop the vehicle paying attention to road and traffic conditions X Shift the transmission to position P Clutch overheated Avoid pulling away Engage...

Page 272: ...is too little fuel in the fuel tank The hot water auxiliary heater cannot be switched on X Refuel at the nearest filling station inoperative See Own er s Man The hot water auxiliary heater is malfunc...

Page 273: ...attery is discharged X Change the battery Y page 74 Warning and indicator lamps in the instrument cluster General notes When switching on the ignition some systems carry out a self test Some indicator...

Page 274: ...ivation system there are objects on the co driver s seat X Remove the objects from the co driver s seat and store them in a safe place The warning lamp goes out N The red seat belt warning lamp flashe...

Page 275: ...e system warning lamp is lit while the engine is running An addi tional warning tone sounds G WARNING The brake booster is malfunctioning and the braking characteristics may be affec ted There is a ri...

Page 276: ...ill be restricted or unavailable N The yellow ESP warning lamp flashes while the vehicle is in motion ESP or traction control is intervening because there is a risk of skidding or at least one wheel h...

Page 277: ...lamp for the parking brake is lit The parking brake is malfunctioning or the display instructs the driver to release the parking brake If only the red parking brake indicator lamp is lit the parking b...

Page 278: ...pped to the reserve range Operation of the auxiliary heating is deactivated if the fuel level drops into the reserve range X Refuel at the nearest filling station N The red coolant warning lamp lights...

Page 279: ...he engine could otherwise be damaged X Drive to the nearest qualified specialist workshop Avoid heavy loads on the engine e g driving in mountainous terrain and stop start traffic N The red coolant wa...

Page 280: ...s and M Solutions N 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 speed selected X Increase the distance N The red di...

Page 281: ...Observe the display messages X Check the tyres and if necessary change the wheel Y page 335 X Check the tyre pressure Y page 331 X If necessary correct the tyre pressure h N The yellow tyre pressure...

Page 282: ...do not pro trude from stowage compartments lug gage nets or stowage nets RClose lockable stowage compartments while driving RStow and secure objects that are heavy hard pointy sharp edged fragile or...

Page 283: ...he loading directions Y page 290 and the safety information about the stowage spaces Y page 280 Stowage compartments underneath the bench seat berth The bench seat berth has two removable stow age com...

Page 284: ...uld break free and be flung around during the journey There is a risk of an accident and injury Install the folding table as described Only move the folding table when the vehicle is stationary After...

Page 285: ...Ryou can slide it along the guide rail with lever A pulled up Ryou cannot lift it into a position other than the installation position X Press both covers slightly together and click into the openings...

Page 286: ...ion of the folding table engages automatically Folding out the table panel X Use handle to pull the table panels out to the stop in the direction of the arrow X Fold the table panels to the side until...

Page 287: ...ings for the middle sliding rail on the underside of the folding table are open Installation position X Push the folding table forwards into the instal lation position Arrows on the folding table poin...

Page 288: ...holders in the rear Stowage compartment for the cup holder in the rear compartment example left hand side trim Cupholder is inserted into stowage compart ment of the side trim in the rear compart ment...

Page 289: ...injure yourself and others Only operate the cigarette lighter if traffic conditions permit Cigarette lighter in the centre console example centre console with cover X To use the cigarette lighter turn...

Page 290: ...e driving or while the engine is running Increased levels of electromagnetic radiation could pose a risk to your health and the health of others Using an exterior aerial takes into account current sci...

Page 291: ...ssary steps for setting Pri vate mode can be found in the separate oper ating instructions of the mobile phone Not all mobile phones support Private mode Additional communications equip ment G WARNING...

Page 292: ...wheel loads axle loads and or the maximum permissible gross vehi cle weight are exceeded driving safety is compromised The handling as well as steer ing and braking characteristics may be signif icant...

Page 293: ...nter the passenger compartment There is a risk of poisoning Turn off the engine before opening the tail gate Never drive with the tailgate open X Securing luggage loads make sure that the luggage and...

Page 294: ...for ensuring that Rthe load is secured against slipping tipping rolling or falling off in normal traffic condi tions should the vehicle swerve to avoid an obstacle in the event of full brake applicati...

Page 295: ...ve your thumb from the pressure point and slide lashing eyelet until it engages X Turn metal ring so that it is perpendicular to the longitudinal axis of lashing eyelet The locking pin cannot be pushe...

Page 296: ...them at least 5 cm from the seat anchorages to allow sub sequent movement of the rear seat X Check lashing eyelet A is seated correctly The lashing eyelets should not move X Pull tensioning straps of...

Page 297: ...e journey G WARNING If the luggage compartment partition is not properly engaged in the fastening fixtures it could break free and be flung around during the journey There is a risk of an accident and...

Page 298: ...the vehicle and insert it into the guide rails The guide rails have triangular markings at the place to be inserted which must be at the same height as levers X Swing lever outwards Luggage compartmen...

Page 299: ...caps on the securing threads after you have removed the roof carrier If you have fitted a rear rack on the tailgate the additional weight reduces the assistance provi ded by the gas pressure springs...

Page 300: ...rtment leave the bonnet closed and notify the fire brigade G WARNING There are moving components in the engine compartment Certain components may con tinue to move or suddenly move again even after th...

Page 301: ...ssible X Switch off the engine X Secure the vehicle to prevent it from rolling away Y page 179 X Pull release handle on the bonnet The bonnet is released X Reach into the gap push lever of bonnet catc...

Page 302: ...l checked at a qualified specialist workshop To check the level the ignition must be turned on and the engine must be shut off once it rea ches operating temperature The vehicle must be parked on a le...

Page 303: ...s far as it will go and remove it again If the level is between MIN mark and MAX mark the oil level is adequate X If the oil level has dropped to or below mini mum mark open cap and top up the engine...

Page 304: ...act with hot com ponents in the engine compartment it may ignite There is a risk of fire and injury Let the engine cool down before you top up the antifreeze Make sure that antifreeze is not spilled n...

Page 305: ...brake fluid level in the brake fluid res ervoir has fallen to the minimum mark or less check the brake system immediately for leaks Also check the thickness of the brake pads linings Visit a qualifie...

Page 306: ...ing to maintenance measures and repairs Rrelevant sections of the technical documen tation such as the operating instructions and workshop information Rlegal stipulations such as work safety regula ti...

Page 307: ...itions have the air filter engine oil and oil filter for example replaced more frequently If the vehicle is sub jected to higher loads the tyres must be checked more frequently Further information can...

Page 308: ...or tow els Comply with the following safety precautions and take protective measures when handling batteries Risk of explosion Explosive oxyhy drogen is produced when batteries are being charged Only...

Page 309: ...are created the hydrogen gas can ignite There is a risk of an explosion RMake sure that the positive terminal of a connected battery does not come into con tact with vehicle parts RNever place metal...

Page 310: ...Disconnect the negative clamp from negative terminal X Remove the negative clamp in such a way that the battery cable terminal no longer touches negative terminal Example starter battery X Remove the...

Page 311: ...inal can be connected X Connect the negative clamp to negative ter minal X Push the battery into the seat base as far as it will go Open seat base with fitted starter battery X Push breather hose A on...

Page 312: ...r short trips and or drive at low outside temperatures Only charge the fitted battery with a battery charger that has been tested and approved by Mercedes Benz using the jump start connec tion point i...

Page 313: ...while paying attention to the traffic conditions in order to restore full braking efficiency Make sure that the automatic car wash is suitable for the size of the vehicle Before washing the vehicle i...

Page 314: ...ly not at the intermedi ate bearing of the propeller shaft BlueTec vehicles The exhaust gas aftertreatment compo nents may only be cleaned once they have cooled down Otherwise the sensors may be damag...

Page 315: ...ith wheel cleaner Wheel cleaners could cause increased corrosion of the brake discs and brake pads linings For this reason you should drive for a few minutes after cleaning Braking heats the brake dis...

Page 316: ...rsing camera You could otherwise damage the reversing cam era The camera lens is next to the tailgate handle If the camera flap is open make sure that you do not apply any wax to the camera lens when...

Page 317: ...a flap closes automatically when the key is turned to position 0 or 1 in the ignition lock Cleaning the sliding door The care instructions do not apply to electric sliding doors X Remove foreign objec...

Page 318: ...ix the following to plastic surfaces Rstickers Rfilms Rscented oil bottles or similar items You could otherwise damage the plastic Do not allow cosmetics insect repellent or sunscreen to come in conta...

Page 319: ...humidity or intense heat Rregular care is essential to make sure that the appearance and comfort of the covers are retained over time Cleaning the seat belts G WARNING Seat belts may be severely weake...

Page 320: ...d approved to per form a wheel change on your vehicle consult a qualified specialist workshop Necessary tyre changing tools can include for example Rjack Rwheel wrench Rratchet ring spanner Stowage co...

Page 321: ...hich you are currently driving Fire extinguisher Removing the fire extinguisher X Open the clasp of holder X Take fire extinguisher out of its holder On vehicles with a swivelling front seat the fire...

Page 322: ...e has a jump starting connection point in the engine compartment When jump starting observe the following points RThe battery is not accessible in all vehicles If the other vehicle s battery is not ac...

Page 323: ...ard automatically to its original position due to spring force and the jump starting connection point is closed X Position the cover on positive terminal of the donor vehicle s battery You can now swi...

Page 324: ...the tractive power is too high the vehicles could be damaged Shift the automatic transmission to N and do not open the driver s or front passenger s door during towing The automatic transmis sion may...

Page 325: ...round or loaded and transported Vehicles with automatic transmission must not be towed with the rear axle raised The car trailer combination may otherwise swerve or even overturn The ignition must be...

Page 326: ...cles with manual transmission shift the transmission to the neutral position X Vehicles with automatic transmission shift the transmission to position N X Release the parking brake If the vehicle is l...

Page 327: ...the traffic conditions X Apply the parking brake to prevent the vehicle from rolling away X After removing the towing eye switch off the hazard warning lamps Electrical fuses The fuse allocation char...

Page 328: ...in the instrument cluster and is important for the con trol of the driving safety systems and driving systems The accuracy of the speedometer and odometer displays is legally prescribed Deter mining t...

Page 329: ...ving off road or on rough roads Damaged wheels can cause a loss of tyre pressure Pay particular attention to damage such as Rcuts in the tyres Rpunctures Rtears in the tyres Rbulges on tyres Rdeformat...

Page 330: ...Y page 335 Driving with summer tyres At temperatures below 7 summer tyres lose elasticity and therefore traction and braking power Change the tyres on your vehicle to M S tyres Using summer tyres at...

Page 331: ...hicle There is a risk of an accident Observe the maximum permissible speed for operation with snow chains When driving with snow chains fitted do not exceed the maximum permissible speed of 50 km h Wh...

Page 332: ...keep the tyre valve open This can also result in tyre pressure loss There is a risk of accident Only screw standard valve caps or valve caps specifically provided by Mercedes Benz for your vehicle on...

Page 333: ...necessary If possible only correct tyre pressures when the tyres are cold The tyres are cold Rif the vehicle has been parked with the tyres out of direct sunlight for at least 3 hours and Rif the veh...

Page 334: ...The tyre pressures shown by the on board com puter refer to those measured at sea level At high altitudes the tyre pressure values indica ted by a pressure gauge are higher than those shown by the on...

Page 335: ...s the 9 or button on the steering wheel to select the Service menu X Press the a button X Press the 9 or button to select Tyre pressure X Press the a button The display shows either the current tyre p...

Page 336: ...3 4 bar 49 psi 340 kPa 3 4 bar 49 psi 225 60 R 16 C 280 kPa 2 8 bar 41 psi 290 kPa 2 9 bar 42 psi 320 kPa 3 2 bar 46 psi 320 kPa 3 2 bar 46 psi 225 55 R 17 RF 260 kPa 2 6 bar 38 psi 260 kPa 2 6 bar 38...

Page 337: ...mage the electronic components Only have tyres changed at a qualified spe cialist workshop Interchanging front and rear wheels of differing dimensions can render the general operating permit invalid A...

Page 338: ...le objects under the front and rear of the wheel that is diagonally opposite the wheel to be changed X On slight inclines place chocks or other suitable objects under the wheels on the front and rear...

Page 339: ...e between the under side of the tyres and the ground does not exceed 3 cm RNever place your hands or feet under the raised vehicle RNever lie under the raised vehicle RNever start the engine when the...

Page 340: ...yre fitting tools should not be applied in the area of the valve as this could damage the electronic components Only have tyres changed at a qualified spe cialist workshop X Clean the wheel and wheel...

Page 341: ...affected In addition when driving with a load tyre dimension variations could cause the tyres to come into contact with the bodywork and axle components This could result in damage to the tyres or th...

Page 342: ...55 R17 RF XL 101V 7 J x 17 H2 ET 51 225 55 R17 RF XL 101H 7 J x 17 H2 ET 51 R 18 Tyres Light alloy wheel 245 45 R18 RF XL 100W 7 5 J x 18 H2 ET 52 R 19 Tyres Light alloy wheel 245 45 R19 XL MO 102Y10...

Page 343: ...nitoring tyre pressure If you have fitted a spare wheel the tyre pressure monitor will not function for this wheel The system may con tinue to show the tyre pressure of the wheel that has been removed...

Page 344: ...ool kit Y page 318 X Place the wheel on the ground with the wheel brace pointing upwards X Place cover tray E on the wheel so that the recess for tyre valve F is above the valve X Press cover tray E o...

Page 345: ...checked and verified If these devices are linked to functions associ ated with resistance to interference they must have type approval This applies to the device or its interfaces to the vehicle elect...

Page 346: ...sample data This data differs for every vehicle and may deviate from what is shown here The data valid for your vehicle can be found on the identification plate of your vehicle Vehicle identification...

Page 347: ...herefore not be added to the service products The use of additives is always the responsibility of the vehicle operator The use of additives may result in the restriction or loss of your implied warra...

Page 348: ...the fuel grade on the filling pump Otherwise ask the filling station attendant Diesel at very low outside temperatures G WARNING If you heat fuel system components e g with a hot air gun or naked fla...

Page 349: ...essure tyre con dition Rtransmission ratios for the drive assemblies Radditional equipment e g air conditioning system auxiliary heating system For these reasons the actual consumption fig ures for yo...

Page 350: ...e Ron the Internet at http bevo mercedes benz com by entering the designation e g 229 5 Mercedes Benz approval is indicated on the oil container by the inscription MB Freigabe or MB Approval and the c...

Page 351: ...ing to SAE classification viscosity The table displays the SAE classification to be used The low temper ature characteristics of engine oils can notice ably deteriorate during operation e g from age i...

Page 352: ...lant is a mixture of water and antifreeze and corrosion inhibitor It performs the following tasks Rcorrosion protection Rantifreeze protection Rraising the boiling point When the vehicle is first deli...

Page 353: ...n trate e g Summerwash to prevent smearing At temperatures below freezing X Top up the washer fluid reservoir with a mix ture of water and windscreen washer concen trate e g Winterwash if there is a d...

Page 354: ...odels Opening height of the tail gate 2153 mm Opening range of the tail gate 1047 mm Load width 1205 mm Load height Compact version Long version Extra long body 1327 mm 1326 mm 1297 mm Vehicle length...

Page 355: ...it the basic rail carrier bars in front of and behind the intermediate support For safety reasons Mercedes Benz recom mends that you only use roof carrier systems which have been tested and approved f...

Page 356: ...hicle weight Rrear axle ratio Rother possible optional equipment You must therefore observe the entries in the vehicle documentation regarding operation with a trailer The relevant permissible values...

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Page 359: ...ation team You are welcome to forward any queries or sug gestions you may have regarding these Operat ing Instructions to Daimler AG HPC CAC Customer Service 70546 Stuttgart Germany Daimler AG reprint...

Page 360: ...Order no 6463 7280 02 Part no 447 584 58 01 Z102 Edition 06 15 4475845801Z102H 4475845801Z102...

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