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Loading guidelines ............................ 244

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This Owner's Manual describes all models

and all standard and optional equipment

available to your vehicle at the time of pub-

lication of the Owner's Manual. Country-

specific deviations are possible. Please

note that your vehicle may not be equipped

with all features described. This also

applies to safety-relevantsystems and

functions.

Please read the information on qualified

specialist workshops (Y page 22).

Loading guidelines

WARNING

Secure and position the load as described in

the loading guidelines.

Otherwise, vehicle occupants could

be injured by the load being thrownaround in

the event of sharp braking, a sudden change

in direction or an accident.

You will find further informationinthe "Secur-

ing a load" section.

Even if you follow all the loading guidelines,

the load will increase the risk of injury in the

event of an accident.

WARNING

Keep the tailgate closed when the engine is

running. Otherwise, you could be poisoned by

exhaust fumes entering the vehicle.

The handling characteristics of a laden vehi-

cle are dependent on the distribution of the

load within the vehicle. For this reason, you

should observe the following notes when

transporting a load:

when transporting a load, never exceed the

maximum permissible gross vehicle weight

or the permissible axle loads for the vehicle

(including occupants).

position heavy loads as far forwards as pos-

sible and as low down in the load compart-

ment as possible.

the load must not protrude above the upper

edge of the seat backrests.

always place the load against the rear or

front seat backrests. Make sure that the

seat backrests are securely locked into

place.

hook in the safety net when loading.

the maximum load capacity of the stowage

well under the luggage compartmentfloor

is 25 kg.

always place the load behind unoccupied

seats if possible.

secure the load with sufficiently strong and

wear-resistantlashing material. Pad sharp

edges for protection.

Lashing material is available at any quali-

fied specialist workshop.

Do notposition the load on one part of the

folding luggage compartment floor only.

The maximum load capacity of the folding

luggage compartment floor is 100 kg.

Spread the weight evenly to avoid damag-

ing the luggage compartment floor. Place a

solid board under the load if necessary.

Please note that the load on the luggage

compartment floor will be increased when

the load is lashed down.

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Stowage compartments

Important safety notes

WARNING

The stowage compartments must be closed

when items are stored in them. Luggage nets

are not designed to secure heavy items of

luggage.

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You or other vehicle occupants could be

injured by objects being thrown around if you:

brake sharply

change direction suddenly

are involved in an accident

Sharp-edged and fragile objects must not be

placed in the luggage net.

Front stowage compartments

Glove compartment

To open: pull handle : and open glove

compartment flap ;.

To close: fold glove compartmentflap ;

upwards until it engages.

There is a pen holder at the top of the

glove compartmentflap.

Spectacles compartment

To open: press marking :.

Stowage compartment in the centre con-

sole

To open: press the marking on cover :.

Depending on the vehicle's equipment,

there is an open instead of a closed stow-

age compartment or an ashtray in the

centre console.

Stowage compartment in front of thearm-

rest(vehicles with automatic transmis-

sion)

To open: press the marking on cover :.

You can remove the non-slip mat and the

insert for cleaning.

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Stowage compartment/telephone com-

partment under the armrest

To open: on vehicles with moveable armr-

ests, make sure that the armrest is in the

rearmost position.

Press button : and fold the armrest up.

Depending on the vehicle's equipment, a

USB port and an AUX-IN jack or a Media

Interface are installed in the stowage com-

partment. A Media Interface is a universal

interface for portable audio equipment, e.g.

for an iPod

or MP3 player (see the sepa-

rate Audio or COMAND Online operating

instructions).

Stowage compartment under the driver's

and front-passenger seat

WARNING

Only load the stowage compartmentwith the

maximum permissible load of 1.2kg. Other-

wise, the transported load could, for example,

be thrown out of the stowage compartment if

you change directionsuddenly or brake

sharply, and you or otherscould be injured.

To open: pull handle : up and fold

cover ; forwards.

On vehicles with a fire extinguisher

instead of a stowage compartment, the fire

extinguisher is installed under the driver's

seat.

Rear stowage compartments

Stowage compartment in the rear centre

console

To open: pull down the top of stowage

compartment : by the edge of the handle.

Depending on the vehicle's equipment,

there may be an open stowage space above

the stowage compartment.

Folding table

WARNING

Keep the folding table closed while the vehicle

is in motion. Otherwise, in the event of sharp

braking, a sudden change in direction or an

accident, you could be injured by objects on

the table or by the folding table itself.

Do not load the folding table beyond the

maximum permissible load of 2kg.

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To fold out: pull folding table : up in the

direction of the arrow to the desired posi-

tion.

To fold away: push folding table : down

onto the backrest.

Luggage nets

WARNING

Only place lightweight items in the luggage

net. Do not use it to transport heavy, bulky,

sharp-edged or fragile objects. In the event of

an accident, the luggage net will not secure

the transported goods.

Luggage nets are located in the front-

passengerfootwell and on the back of the

driver's and the front-passenger seat.

Folding backrest on the front-

passenger seat

To fold forward: gently push the backrest

back.

Pull release handle : and fold the back-

rest fully onto the seat cushion until it

engages.

To fold back: gently push the backrest

down and pull release handle :.

Fold the seat backrest back until it

engages.

Through-loading facility in the rear

compartment

WARNING

Do not transport unsecured objects in the

through-loading facility.

Otherwise, you and other vehicle occupants

could be injured by objectsbeing thrown

around the vehicle in the event of sharp brak-

ing, a sudden change in direction or an acci-

dent.

To open: fold down seat armrest :.

Pull the cover, which can now be seen, for-

wards by the grip until it lies on arm-

rest :.

Pull the centre head restraint on the rear

bench seat into the uppermost position

(Y page 88).

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Slide locking mechanism = in the direc-

tion of the arrow.

Swing flap ; fully to the side.

Flap ; is held openby a magnet.

To close: swing flap ; in the luggage com-

partmentback until it engages.

Fold the cover forwards until it engages into

armrest :.

Fold armrest : up fully if necessary.

Enlarging the luggage compartment

Important safety notes

WARNING

Do notcarry heavy or hard objects inside the

vehicle or in the luggage compartmentunless

they are secured.

Otherwise, you and othervehicle occupants

could be injured by objects being thrown

around the vehicle in the event of sharp brak-

ing, a sudden change in direction or an acci-

dent.

When using the luggage compartment

enlargementfeature, you must always fully

fold down the respective backrests and

attach the safety net.

WARNING

Always drive with the tailgate closed. Exhaust

fumes could otherwise enter the vehicle inte-

rior.

Before you fold down the rear seat back-

rest, remove the side head restraints for

the integrated child seat; see the "Side

head restraints for integrated child seat"

section. The side head restraints could oth-

erwise be damaged.

Before folding the backrest in the rear

compartment forwards, make sure that the

rear compartment armrest and the

cupholder are folded in. They may other-

wise be damaged.

Vehicles without the EASY-VARIO-PLUS

system

Folding the rear seat backrest forwards

The left-hand and right-hand rear seat backr-

ests can be folded forwards separately to

increase the luggage compartment capacity.

Fully insert the backrest head restraints

(Y page 89).

Move the driver's or front-passenger seat

forward if necessary.

Vehicles with integrated child seat: fold in

the child seat (Y page 53) and remove the

side head restraint (Y page 56).

Pull left-hand or right-hand release han-

dle ; of the seat backrest forwards.

Corresponding seat backrest : is

released.

Fold seat backrest : forwards.

Move the driver's or front-passenger seat

back if necessary.

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Folding back the rear seat backrest

Move the driver's or front-passenger seat

forward if necessary.

Make sure that the seat belt does not

become trapped when folding the rear seat

backrestback.Otherwise, it could be dam-

aged.

Fold seat backrest : back until it engages.

Red lock status indicator ; is no longer

visible.

WARNING

Make sure that the seat backrest is correctly

engaged.The red lock verification indicators

on the left and right sides should no longer be

visible. If they are visible, the backrests are

not locked in position.

Occupants could otherwise be injured in the

event of an accident, e.g. by objects being

thrown forwards through the vehicle interior

from the luggage compartment.

Adjust the head restraints if necessary

(Y page 89).

Move the driver's or front-passenger seat

back if necessary.

Vehicles with the EASY-VARIO-PLUS

system

Folding the rear seat backrest forwards

The left-hand and right-hand rear seat backr-

ests can be folded forwards separately to

increase the luggage compartmentcapacity.

Fully insert the backresthead restraints

(Y page 89).

Move the rear seat as far back as possible

(Y page 250).

Move the driver's or front-passenger seat

forward if necessary.

Pull right or left loop ; on the backrest in

the direction of the arrow.

Corresponding seat backrest : is

released.

Fold down backrest : fully.

Move the driver's or front-passenger seat

back if necessary.

Folding back the rear seat backrest

Move the driver's or front-passenger seat

forward if necessary.

Make sure that the seat belt does not

become trapped when folding the rear seat

backrest back. Otherwise, it could be dam-

aged.

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Swing backrest : back.

Adjust the backrestto the desired angle by

pulling the loop (Y page 250).

Adjust the head restraints if necessary

(Y page 89).

Move the driver's or front-passenger seat

back if necessary.

Notes on using the luggage compartment

Load position

Making the best use of your luggage com-

partment:

Load capacity is increased when back-

rest : is set to the load position (90°)

(Y page 250).

Vehicles with a height-adjustable luggage

compartment floor: a level load surface can

be obtained by moving the luggage com-

partmentfloor to the upper position

(Y page 254).

Alargerload area can be obtained by mov-

ing the rear bench seat as far forward as

possible (Y page 250).

The load area can be lengthened by folding

forward the folding backrest of the front-

passenger seat (Y page 247) and the cor-

responding backrest in the rear.

Adjusting the angle of the rear seat backr-

ests

You can set the angle of the seat backrests

to one of 13 detent positions.

Pull right or left release loop ; forwards in

the direction of the arrow.

Corresponding seat backrest : is

released.

Push backrest : forward in the direction

of the arrow, or push it back and let it

engage.

To ensure that the backrest has engaged,

lean firmly against backrest :.

Seat fore-and-aft adjustment

When moving the rear seats back, make

sure there are no objects in the footwell or

behind the seats. The rear seats and/or the

objects could otherwise be damaged.

Lift the left or right release handle and slide

the corresponding seat forwards or back-

wards.

Let go of the release handle again.

Make sure that you hear the seat engage in

position.

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Securing aload

Lashing eyelets

WARNING

Distribute the load on the lashing eyelets

evenly.

Otherwise, vehicle occupants could be

injured by objects being thrown around if you:

brake sharply

change directionsuddenly

are involved in an accident

Please observe the loading guidelines.

Observe the following notes on securing

loads:

secure the load using the lashing eyelets.

do notuse elastic straps or nets to secure

a load, as these are only intended as an

anti-slip protection for light loads.

do not route lashing materials across sharp

edges or corners.

pad sharp edges for protection.

There are four lashing eyelets in the luggage

compartment.

Lashing eyelets

Bag hook

WARNING

Only hang light loads on the bag holders. Do

not use them to transport heavy, sharp-edged

or fragile objects. When braking sharply,

changing direction quickly or in the event of

an accident, the bag hooks will not secure the

items sufficiently. This could result in injury to

yourselforothers.

The bag hookcan bear a maximum load

of 3 kg. Do not use it to secure a load.

There is one bag hook on either side of the

luggage compartment.

Bag hook

Luggage compartment cover

Important safety notes

WARNING

The luggage compartmentcover is not a

restraint system. Secure the load under the

luggage compartment cover by suitable

means. Make sure that the luggage compart-

ment cover is engaged securely. If luggage is

not sufficiently secured, it can be thrown over

the backrest into the passenger compart-

ment, for instance during heavy braking, sud-

den changes of direction or in the event of an

accident.You could cause an accident or

cause injury to yourself and others.

When loading the vehicle, make sure that

you do not stack the load in the luggage

compartment higher than the lower edge of

the side windows. Do not place heavy

objects on top of the luggage compartment

cover.

When removing and replacing the luggage

compartment cover, ensure that its end

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caps do not scrape the light-coloured parts

of the vehicle.

The luggage compartment coveris located

behind the rear bench seat backrest.

Extending and retracting the luggage

compartment cover

To extend: pull the luggage compartment

cover back by grab handle : and clip it

into retainers ; on the left and right.

To retract: unhook the luggage compart-

ment cover from retainers ; on the left

and right and guide it forwards by grab han-

dle : until it is fully retracted.

Fitting/removing the luggage compart-

ment cover

To remove: make sure that the luggage

compartment cover is rolled up.

Push in the end cap of luggage compart-

ment cover : in the direction of the arrow

on the right or left side using grip =.

Push luggage compartment cover : into

opposite anchorage ;.

Remove luggage compartment cover :

upwards.

To fit: place luggage compartment

cover : into anchorage ; on the right or

left-hand side.

Push in the opposite end cap of luggage

compartment cover : in the direction of

the arrow and insert luggage compartment

cover : into opposite anchorage ;.

Safety net

Important safety notes

WARNING

The safety net cannot secure heavy loads. You

should therefore always lash down the load.

You could otherwise be injured by objects

which have not been sufficiently secured

being thrown around in the event of sharp

braking, a sudden change of direction or an

accident.

WARNING

In the event of sharp braking, a sudden

change of direction, or an accident, light loads

can be thrown about.

This could result in injury to yourselforothers.

Therefore, if you are transporting light loads,

use the safety net.

The safety net is locatedinthe stowage space

under the luggage compartmentfloor

(Y page 253).

Open both Velcro fastenersand remove the

safety net.

Unroll and unfold the safety net.

The joints on the upperand lowerguide rod

should engage audibly.

The corresponding lashing eyeletsfor tight-

ening the safety net are in the luggage com-

partment (Y page 251).

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Attach hook = to the luggage compart-

ment's upperseal ?.

To close: detach hook = from seal ?.

Fasten hook = to the bracket on the

underside of the luggage compartment

floor.

Fold the luggage compartment floor down.

Press the luggage compartment floor down

until it engages.

Setting the height of the luggage com-

partment floor

The stowage well under the luggage compart-

ment floor can be increased or decreased in

size as necessary. To do this, you can lock the

floor at two differentheights. The upper catch

gives a flat load surface when the rear bench

seat is folded forward.

To lift: raise luggage compartment

floor ; using handle : in the direction of

arrow = and tug it upwards sharply.

Lower luggage compartment floor ;

again. To do this, push the luggage com-

partmentfloor away so that it engages in

the guide on the upper level.

Luggage compartmentfloor ; engages in

the upper position.

To lower: raise luggage compartment

floor ; slightly using handle : and tug it

briefly towards you.

Lower luggage compartmentfloor ; again

slowly. Whilst doing so, press the luggage

compartmentfloor into the lower level.

Luggage compartmentfloor ; engages in

the lower position.

Roof carrier

Important safety notes

WARNING

An incorrectly secured roof carrier, ski rack or

load could become detached fromthe vehi-

cle. These objects might then be thrown

around, and could injure you or others or

cause an accident. Follow the roof carrier/ski

rack manufacturer's installation instructions

and special instructions for use.

The roof load raises the vehicle's centre of

gravity, thereby affecting vehicle handling.

You must always observe the maximum roof

load of 75 kg.Always adapt your driving style

to the prevailing road, traffic and weather

conditions and drive with particular care if the

roof is laden.

Mercedes-Benzrecommends that you

only use roof carriers that have been tested

and approved for Mercedes-Benzvehicles.

This helps to preventdamage to the vehi-

cle.

Positionthe load on the roof carrier in such

a way that the vehicle will not sustain dam-

age even when it is in motion.

Ensure that, depending on the vehicle's

equipment, you can raise the panorama

sliding sunroof fully and open the tailgate

fully when the roof carrier is fitted.

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Attaching the roof carrier

Open covers : carefully in the direction of

the arrow.

Fold covers : upwards.

Only secure the roof carrier to the anchor-

age points under covers :.

Observe the manufacturer'sinstallation

instructions.

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Cup holders

Important safety notes

WARNING

Do not place any objects in the cup holder

while the vehicle is in motion. Otherwise, vehi-

cle occupants could be injured by objects

being thrown around if you:

brake sharply

change direction suddenly

are involved in an accident

Only use the cup holders for containers of a

suitable size and which have lids. The drinks

could otherwise spill.

Cup holders should not be used for hot drinks.

You may otherwise scald yourself.

WARNING

Do not transport any heavy, sharp-edged or

fragile bottles in the stowagecompartments.

In the event of an accident, the stowage com-

partments cannot secure the bottles ade-

quately. You and/or other vehicle occupants

could be injured.

The stowage compartments in the doors pro-

vide space for bottles:

front: capacity up to 1.5 l

rear: capacity up to 0.5 l

The bottles are neither secured nor prevented

from tipping over. Therefore, do not place any

open drink containers in the stowage com-

partments.

Cup holder in the front centre console

The cup holder and the rubber mat under-

neath can be removed for cleaning. Clean it

with clean, lukewarm water only.

To remove: carefully pull in the upper sec-

tions of cup holders : on the driver's and

front-passenger sides until they release.

Lift the cup holder upwards ; until it can

be removed.

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To fit: insert the cup holderinto lateral

curved sections ; in the stowage com-

partment. Insert the cup holderso that the

wedge of the upper section of cup

holder : faces forwards.

Press the cup holder downwards until it

engages on the right and left-hand sides.

Cup holder in the rear seat armrest

Do not sit on or support your body weight

on the rear seat armrest when it is folded

down, as you could otherwise damage it.

Close the cup holder before folding the

rear seat armrest up. Otherwise, the cup

holder could be damaged.

Fold down the rear seat armrest.

To open: press the front of cup holder :

or ;.

Cup holder : or ; extends automatically.

To close: slide the cup holder back until it

engages.

Sun visors

Overview

WARNING

Keep the vanity mirrors in the sun visors cov-

ered while driving. You could otherwise be

dazzled, which may impair your view of traffic

conditions and as a result could cause an

accident.

Mirror light

;

Bracket

Retaining clip, e.g. for a car park ticket

Vanity mirror

Mirror cover

Vanity mirror in the sun visor

Mirror light : only functions if the sun visor

is clipped into retainer ; and mirror cover

A has been folded up.

Glare from the side

Fold down the sun visor.

Pull the sun visor out of retainer ;.

Swing the sun visor to the side.

Vehicles with mirror lights: slide the sun

visor horizontally as desired.

Ashtrays

Ashtrayin the front centre console

The stowage space under the ashtray is

not heat resistant. Before placing lit ciga-

rettes in the ashtray, make sure that the

ashtray is properly engaged. Otherwise, the

stowage space could be damaged.

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Example: vehicles with a coverover the stowage

compartment

To open: push the lower section of

cover :.

The cover opens.

To remove the insert: lift insert =

up ; and out.

To refit the insert: press insert = into the

holder until it engages.

If you remove the ashtray insert, you can

use the resulting compartment for stow-

age.

Ashtray in the rear-compartment centre

console

To open: pull cover ; out by its top edge.

To remove the insert: pull out insert :

beyond the stop.

To fit the insert: fit insert : from above

into the holder and press down into the

holder until it engages.

Cigarette lighter

WARNING

Only hold the hot cigarette lighter by its knob.

Otherwise, you might burn yourself.

Make sure that children travelling in the vehi-

cle are not able to injure themselves on the

hot cigarette lighter or cause a fire with it.

Example: vehicles with a cover over the stowage

compartment

Turn the key to position 2 in the ignition

lock.

To open: push the lower section of

cover :.

The ashtray opens.

Press in cigarette lighter ;.

Cigarette lighter ; will pop out automati-

cally when the heating element is red-hot.

12 Vsockets

Points to observe before use

Turn the key to position 1 in the ignition

lock.

The sockets can be used for accessories with

a maximum current draw of 180 W (15A).

Accessories include such items as lamps, or

chargers for mobile phones.

If you use the sockets for long periods when

the engine is switched off,the battery may

discharge.

An emergency cut-offensures thatthe on-

board voltage does not drop too low. If the

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on-board voltage is too low, the power to

the sockets is automatically cut. This

ensures that there is sufficient power to

start the engine.

Socket in the front centre console

Vehicles with a cover over the stowage compart-

ment

To open: push the lower section of

cover :.

The stowage compartment opens.

Lift up the cover of socket ;.

Vehicles without a cover over the stowage com-

partment

Lift up the cover of socket :.

Socket in the rear-compartment centre

console

Pull cover ; out by its top edge.

Lift up the cover of socket :.

Socket in the luggage compartment

Lift up the cover of socket :.

Mobile phone

Important notes

WARNING

Observe the legal requirements of the country

in which you are currently driving regarding

operating mobile communications equipment

in a vehicle.

If it is permitted by law to operate communi-

cations equipment while the vehicle is in

motion, you must only do so if the traffic sit-

uation permits. Otherwise, you could be dis-

tracted from the traffic conditions, cause an

accident and injure yourself and others.

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Two-way radios and fax equipment used with-

out low-reflection exterior aerials can inter-

fere with the vehicle's electronics and thereby

jeopardise the operating safety of the vehicle

and your safety. Therefore, you must only use

this equipment if it is correctly connected to

a separate reflection-free exterior aerial.

WARNING

Excessive levels of electromagnetic radiation

may cause damage to your health and the

health of others. Using an exterior aerial takes

into account current scientific discussions

relating to the possible health risk posed by

electromagnetic fields.

Mercedes-Benz recommends the use of an

approved exterior aerial. This ensures:

optimal mobile phone reception quality in

the vehicle

mutual influences between the vehicle

electronics and mobile phones are mini-

mised

An exterior aerial has the following advan-

tages:

it conducts the electromagnetic fields gen-

erated by a wireless device to the exterior.

the field strength in the vehicle interior is

lower than in a vehicle that does not have

an exterior aerial.

More information on suitable mobile phones,

mobile phone brackets and on connecting

Bluetooth

capable mobile phones to Audio

20 or COMAND Online can be obtained:

at your Mercedes-Benz Service Centre

on the Internet at

There are various mobile phone brackets

that may be fitted to your vehicle; in some

cases, these are country-specific.

Even if your vehicle is equipped with con-

venience telephony, you can connect a

Bluetooth

capable mobile phone to Audio

20 or COMAND Online via the Bluetooth

interface.

The functions and services available when

you use the phone depend on your mobile

phone model and service provider.

Inserting the mobile phone

Open the telephone compartment

(Y page 246).

Place the mobile phone bracket into the

pre-installed fitting (see the separate

installation instructions for the mobile

phone fitting).

Insert the mobile phone into the mobile

phone bracket (see the separate installa-

tion instructions for the mobile phone fit-

ting).

If the mobile phone is inserted in the mobile

phone bracket, you can speak to the person

you are calling using the hands-free system.

On some mobile phone brackets, you first

have to connect the mobile phone via Blue-

tooth

to the mobile phone bracket (see

the separate operating instructions for the

mobile phone bracket).

If this is the case, the mobile phone does

not have to be inserted into the bracket for

you to be able to use the telephone func-

tions. However, the charging function and

aerial function are not available.

Operating the mobile phone

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To fold the bracket up: press button :.

To fold the bracket down: press the

bracket down and allow it to engage.

You can fold the pre-installed bracket up to

improve access to the stowage space

beneath it. Depending on the vehicle's equip-

ment, a USB connection and an AUX-IN con-

nection/Media Interface are fitted in the

stowage compartment (Y page 246).

You can operate the telephone using the

6 and ~ buttons on the multifunction

steering wheel. You can operate othermobile

phone functions via the on-board computer

(Y page 196).

If you take the key out of the ignition lock, the

mobile phone stays on but you can no longer

use the hands-free system.

If you are making a call and you would like to

take the key out of the ignition lock, first

remove the mobile phone from the bracket.

Otherwise, the call will be ended.

When a mobile phone bracket is used that

is connected to the mobile phone via Blue-

tooth

: if you want to continue a call in

"Private mode", you have to perform the

necessary steps on the mobile phone (see

the separate mobile phone operating

instructions).

Floormat on the driver's side

WARNING

Make sure that there is sufficient clearance

around the pedals when floormats are used,

and that the floormats are properly secured.

The floormats must be correctly secured at all

times using the securing knob and retainers.

Before you drive off, check the floormats and

secure them if necessary. Afloormat which is

not properly secured can slip and thereby

interfere with the movementofthe pedals.

Do not place floormats on top of one another.

Slide the seat backwards.

To fit: lay the floormat in the footwell.

Press safety catch knobs : onto retain-

ers ;.

To remove: pull the floormat off retain-

ers ;.

Remove the floormats.

Retrofitted anti-glare film

Retrofitted anti-glare film on the inside of the

windows can interfere with radio/mobile

telephone reception. This is particularly the

case for conductive or metallic-coated films.

Information about anti-glare film can be

obtained from any Mercedes-Benz Service

Centre.

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