Page 1 Possible variations to your vehicle may not to receive a printed Owner‘s Manual for other vehicle models and vehicle be taken into account as Mercedes-Benz constantly updates their vehicles to Ihrem konkreten Fahrzeug könnten nicht berücksichtigt sein, da Mercedes-Benz model years.
Page 4 Version: 2.11.7.7 Welcome to the world of Mercedes-Benz www.mercedes-benz.de/betriebsanlei- tung Before you drive off, familiarise yourself with your vehicle and read this manual. This will The technical documentation team at help you to obtain the maximum pleasure Daimler AG wishes you safe and pleasant from your vehicle and avoid endangering motoring.
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Page 6 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Contents Index ............4 At a glance ........... 23 Introduction ......... 20 Safety ........... 37 COMAND ..........61 Controls ..........187 Operation ........... 309 Practical advice ........ 339 Technical data ........421...
Page 7 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Index Driver's ..... . . 42 1, 2, 3 ... Driver's knee airbag ... . . 43 4MATIC (permanent four-wheel Front .
Page 8 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Index Air pressure see Tyre pressure Audio ......89 Alertness Assistant Rear Seat Entertainment System .
Page 9 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Index Belt height adjustment ... 206 Brake lamps Belt tensioners Adaptive ..... . 55 Activation .
Page 10 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Index Wiper blades ....334 Controller ..... 63 Wooden trim .
Page 11: Table Of Contents
bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Index Driving tips ....252 Warning lamp ....377 DAB .
Page 12 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Index Driving tips Engine Braking ..... . 325 Running irregularly ... . . 386 Distronic Plus .
Page 13 Garage door opener ... . 443 Genuine Mercedes-Benz parts ..422 Telephone ....423 Glove compartment .
Page 14 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Index ® Convenience opening ... 216 HomeLink Display message ....365 see Garage door opener Loss .
Page 15 Luggage net ....298 Mercedes-Benz Contact ..113 Lumbar support ....195 Message COMAND .
Page 16 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Index Operation (on-board computer) . . . 234 Indicator in the multi-function dis- Playback options ....89 play ......271 Selecting a medium .
Page 17 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Index Rain closing feature ... . 292 Power socket Resetting ....294 Boot .
Page 18 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Index RDS-TMC ..... . . 163 Roller sunblind Rear compartment Panorama sliding sunroof ..293 Head restraints .
Page 19 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Index Side windows Steering wheel Convenience closing ... 216 Adjusting ....200 Convenience opening .
Page 20 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Index S 350 CDI BlueEFFICIENCY ..435 Text message (SMS) S 350 CDI BlueEFFICIENCY (Bel- Call sender ....127 gium) .
Page 21 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Index Transport (vehicle) ....416 Trim strips Vanity mirror (rear compartment) . . 304 Cleaning ..... 337 Variable Speedtronic .
Page 22 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Index ® ....55, 379 ® OFF ....379 LIM (cruise control) .
Page 23 Returning used vehicles the following factors: Mercedes-Benz will take back your operating conditions of your vehicle Mercedes-Benz to dispose of it in an environ- your personal driving style mentally-responsible manner, in accordance You can influence both factors. with the European Union (EU) End of Life Vehicles Directive.
Page 24 If work on electronic equipment and its soft- essary specialist knowledge and tools to carry ware is carried out incorrectly, the equipment out the work required. Mercedes-Benz rec- could stop functioning. The electronic sys- ommends that you use a Mercedes-Benz tems are networked via interfaces.
Page 25 Version: 2.11.7.7 Introduction from the fault memories. This is performed by Correct use authorised employees of the Mercedes-Benz Observe the following information when using service network using special diagnostic your vehicle: computers. the safety notes in this manual After a fault has been rectified, the informa- tion is deleted from the memory.
Page 26 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Exterior view ........24 Cockpit ..........25 Instrument cluster ......27 On-board computer and COMAND ..30 Centre console ........31 Overhead control panel ...... 32 Door control panel ......33 Rear seats ..........35...
Page 27 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Exterior view Exterior view Function Page Function Page Boot Windscreen wipers Vehicle tool kit Opening the bonnet Lights Engine oil Coolant Rear window heating Headlamp cleaning system Fuel filler flap Towing Exterior mirrors Tyres and wheels Sliding/tilting sunroof* Flat tyre Panorama sliding sunroof* Demisting the windscreen...
Page 28 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Cockpit Cockpit Cockpit, left-hand-drive vehicles Function Page Function Page Adjusts the instrument Light switch cluster lighting and Combination switch COMAND display Cruise control lever Overhead control panel Instrument cluster Automatic air conditioning Selector lever Ignition lock Start/Stop button* Control panel for: Vehicle level Adjusts the steering wheel...
Page 29 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Cockpit Cockpit, right-hand-drive vehicles Function Page Function Page Automatic air conditioning Cruise control lever Overhead control panel Instrument cluster Control panel for: Selector lever Vehicle level Light switch Vehicle level 257, Night View Assist Plus* Suspension tuning Electric parking brake PARKTRONIC* Adjusts the steering wheel...
Page 30 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Instrument cluster Instrument cluster Instrument cluster, kilometres Please refer to the overview of the indicator and warning lamps ( page 29). Function Page Function Page Coolant temperature gauge Display unit for the speed- ometer Fuel gauge Outside temperature dis- PARKTRONIC* warning play indicators for the area in...
Page 31 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Instrument cluster Instrument cluster, miles Please refer to the overview of the indicator and warning lamps ( page 29). Function Page Function Page Coolant temperature gauge Display unit for the speed- ometer Fuel gauge Outside temperature dis- PARKTRONIC* warning play indicators for the area in...
Page 32 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Instrument cluster Indicator and warning lamps Function Page Function Page Turn signal indicator lamp RBS* (regenerative braking system) warning lamp Electric parking brake indi- 220, cator lamp (red) Diesel engine: preglow indi- cator lamp Electric parking brake warning lamp (yellow) Engine diagnostics warning lamp...
Page 33 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 On-board computer and COMAND On-board computer and COMAND Further information on operating the multi-function steering wheel ( page 228). Function Page Function Page % Back or deactivates ? Activates voice con- voice control* trol*; see separate operat- ing instructions = ;...
Page 34 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Centre console Centre console Function Page Function Page Rear window roller sun- Function button for the blind* telephone* and navigation system* Folds the head restraints in the rear compartment COMAND controller down or up* Activates/deactivates Sets the drive program COMAND Function button for the Adjusts the volume...
Page 35 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Overhead control panel Overhead control panel Function Page Function Page Spectacles compartment | Switches the auto- matic interior lighting con- p Switches the left- trol on/off hand reading lamp on/off y Extends/retracts the u Switches the rear rear roller sunblind of the interior lighting on/off panorama sliding sunroof*...
Page 36: Overview
bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Door control panel Door control panel Front Function Page Function Page Opens the door W Opens/closes the side windows & % Locks/unlocks t Opens/closes the the vehicle from the inside roller sunblinds* in the rear Adjusts the seat electrically side windows r 4 5 = o Unlocks the boot lid...
Page 37: Door Control Panel
bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Door control panel Rear compartment Function Page Function Page v Adjusts the front- W Opens/closes the passenger seat from the side windows rear* t Opens/closes the roller sunblinds* in the rear r 4 5 = side windows Memory function* c Adjusts the seat heat- Adjusts the seat electri-...
Page 38 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Rear seats Rear seats Function Page DVD player* Cup holder Control panel for multi-con- tour seat in the rear com- partment* Stowage compartment under the rear seat armrest Cover for skibag* or coolbox* * optional...
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Page 40 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Occupant safety ........38 Driving safety systems ....... 52 Anti-theft systems ......58...
Page 41 ( page 193). carry out the work required. the seat belt has been fastened properly Mercedes-Benz recommends that you use a page 203). Mercedes-Benz Service Centre for this pur- the airbags can inflate properly if they are pose.
Page 42 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Occupant safety Triggering of belt tensioners, belt force You must not tamper with electronic compo- limiters and airbags nents or their software. In the event of a collision, the sensor in the airbag control unit evaluates important phys- SRS (Supplemental Restraint System) ical data such as duration, direction and force of the vehicle deceleration or acceleration.
Page 43 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Occupant safety calculated, additional protection for the seat is not occupied. The belt tensioners vehicle occupants. Not all airbags are could otherwise be triggered in an acci- deployed in an accident. dent. The different airbag systems work inde- If the seat belt is also equipped with a belt pendently of each other.
Page 44 Comply with safety regulations when dispos- in a child restraint system on the seat. ing of belt tensioners. Any Mercedes-Benz vehicle occupants – in particular, children Service Centre can provide details of these –...
Page 45: Driver's Airbag
bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Occupant safety suitable seat in the rear. If you secure a outer side of front seats forward-facing child restraint system to the side panel next to the rear seat backrest front-passenger seat, you must move the front-passenger seat as far back as possi- Risk of injury ble.
Page 46: Driver's Knee Airbag
Sidebags of vehicle acceleration or deceleration in a Risk of injury longitudinal direction If you wish to use seat covers, Mercedes-Benz if the system determines that airbag recommends that, for safety reasons, you deployment can offer additional protection only use seat covers that have been approved to that provided by the seat belt for Mercedes-Benz vehicles.
Page 47 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Occupant safety independently of the front airbags ® PRE-SAFE system independently of the belt tensioners ® PRE-SAFE system takes pre-emptive meas- if the vehicle overturns, but only if the sys- ures to protect you in certain hazardous sit- tem detects high vehicle deceleration in a uations.
Page 48 When adjusting the seat, make sure that Benz Service Centre. nobody can become trapped. It is advisable to use Mercedes-Benz care ! When you move the seats, make sure that products to clean child restraint systems. there are no objects in the footwell or Information about this can be obtained behind the seats.
Page 49 1.50 m tall restraint systems which have been approved or under twelve years of age on the front- for use in Mercedes-Benz vehicles. passenger seat. Exception: the child is secured in a vehicle with automatic child...
Page 50 The sensors for the automatic child seat rec- on the front-passenger seat. ognition on the front-passenger seat detect The front-passenger front airbag is not disa- whether a special Mercedes-Benz child seat bled: with automatic child seat recognition has been fitted. In such cases, 4 PASSENGER on vehicles without automatic child seat AIRBAG OFF warning lamp : lights up.
Page 51 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Occupant safety The entire base of the child restraint system Signals from electronic equipment can cause must always rest on the seat cushion. An interference in the automatic child seat rec- incorrectly fitted child restraint system can- ognition sensor system.
Page 52 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Occupant safety Weight categories and ages Group II/III: 15 to 36 kg between approximately 3½ and 12 years Child restraint system on the front- Universal or as recommended passenger seat Child restraint system on the left-hand and Universal or as recommended right-hand rear seats...
Page 53 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Occupant safety Weight categories and ages Group 0+: up to 13 kg Group I: 9 to 18 kg up to approximately between approx- 18 months imately 8 months and 4 years Daimler order number – A 000 970 16 00 Automatic child seat recognition –...
Page 54 ISOFIX child seat securing sys- tem which have been recommended for use Child-proof locks in Mercedes-Benz vehicles. If children are travelling in the vehicle, you can An incorrectly fitted child restraint system activate the child-proof locks for the rear could come loose and seriously or even fatally doors.
Page 55: Driving Safety Systems
bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Driving safety systems front-passenger seat adjustment from the rear* the roller sunblinds* in the roof, the rear window roller sunblind* and the roller sun- blinds* on the rear side windows Risk of accident and injury Activate the child-proof locks for the rear doors and the override feature for the rear compartment if children are travelling in the vehicle.
Page 56: Abs
bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Driving safety systems ABS (Anti-lock Braking System) Risk of accident BAS (Brake Assist System) Do not depress the brake pedal several times in quick succession (pumping). Depress the BAS PLUS* (Brake Assist System Plus*) brake firmly and evenly. Pumping the brake Adaptive brake lamps pedal reduces the braking effect.
Page 57: Bas Plus
Keep the brake pedal depressed until the figuration and operation of the radar sensors emergency braking situation is over. checked at a Mercedes-Benz Service Centre. ABS prevents the wheels from locking. If BAS PLUS is not available due to a malfunc-...
Page 58: Adaptive Brake Lamps
bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Driving safety systems system remains available with full brake Under no circumstances should you deac- boosting effect and BAS. ® tivate ESP When pulling away, only depress the accel- erator pedal as far as is necessary. Adaptive brake lamps Adapt your driving style to the prevailing Adaptive brake lamps are only available in road and weather conditions.
Page 59: Ebv
bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Driving safety systems traction control is still activated. ® Trailer stabilisation does not work if ESP deactivated or disabled because of a mal- ® still provides support when you function. brake. ETS (Electronic Traction Support) ® If ESP is deactivated and one or more wheels start to spin, the ÷...
Page 60: Adaptive Brake
bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Driving safety systems ADAPTIVE BRAKE Risk of accident ® PRE-SAFE Brake is only an aid to assist you ADAPTIVE BRAKE offers exceptional braking when driving. You are responsible for main- comfort and a higher level of braking safety. taining a safe distance from other vehicles, In addition to the braking function, ADAPTIVE the vehicle's speed and for braking in good...
Page 61 Mercedes-Benz recommends that ® PRE-SAFE Brake is deactivated you use a Mercedes-Benz Service Centre for ® PRE-SAFE Brake has failed this purpose. You must then brake to avoid a collision.
Page 62 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Anti-theft systems interior motion sensor The immobiliser is always deactivated when you start the engine. tow-away protection interior motion sensor and tow-away pro- tection ATA* (anti-theft alarm system) A visual and audible alarm is triggered when Deactivating the alarm the alarm system is primed and you open: With the key: insert the key into the igni- a door...
Page 63 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Anti-theft systems To activate/deactivate: ( page 177) Interior motion sensor* If the interior motion sensor is primed, a vis- ual and audible alarm is deployed if move- ment is detected in the vehicle interior while the vehicle is locked. This occurs, for exam- ple, if someone breaks the side windows of your vehicle or reaches into the vehicle's inte- rior.
Page 64 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Introduction ......... 62 Radio ............ 75 DAB* ............. 79 Audio CD/audio DVD* and MP3 ..80 Video DVD functions ......91 TV* ............97 MUSIC REGISTER* ......102 Media Interface* mode ....106 Telephone* ........112 Navigation system* (introduction) . 133 Navigation system* (entering a destination) ........
Page 65: Introduction
bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Introduction accordance with European standards Introduction EN 55013 and EN 55020. Operating safety Risk of accident Function restrictions when the vehi- Your attention must always be focused on the cle is being driven traffic conditions. For safety reasons, some COMAND functions Only use COMAND or the telephone* when are restricted or unavailable while the vehicle the road and traffic conditions permit.
Page 66 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Introduction CD/DVD drive (Rear Seat Entertainment Submenus System*) Air-conditioning function bar audio/video connections on the screen The active area is highlighted in colour. (Rear Seat Entertainment System*) If you have selected a main function ;, main audio/video connections on the drive (Rear area = is active.
Page 67 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Introduction Symbol Operating the Functions COMAND controller Turn Scrolls through vertical or horizontal menus Scrolls through text Makes settings ZVÆ Slide Scrolls through a vertical menu Exits a horizontal menu Slide and hold Moves in the navigation map* Slide Scrolls through a horizontal menu Exits a vertical menu...
Page 68 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Introduction To select the screen Remote control* for the front passenger/Rear Seat Entertainment The front passenger's remote control may be System* used to operate the display in the front. rear-compartment screens with the remote A remote control (for the front passenger) is control for the Rear Seat Entertainment Sys- included for the SPLITVIEW* option.
Page 69 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Introduction Selecting a menu or menu item and con- If you do not use the remote control for firming the selection 15 seconds, the button lighting switches off automatically. To select a menu or menu item: press arrow buttons ?.
Page 70 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Introduction of the headphones by pulling the head- Basic functions phone band in the direction of the arrow. Information about the components and To switch the headphones on/off: press operating principles of COMAND can be button ?. found on ( page 62).
Page 71 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Introduction Adjusting the volume Adjusting the sound settings You can make various sound settings for the different audio and video sources. You can reach the respective sound menu via the sub- menu in which you wish to make the settings. Example: Audio Q Radio Q Sound Adjusting the treble or bass...
Page 72 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Introduction medium. Due to the design of the passenger compartment, an optimum audio experience cannot be guaranteed for all passengers. Setting surround sound Select Sound Q 3D sound. Current setting To change the setting: slide ZVÆ until balance and fader are set as desired.
Page 73 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Introduction matically between stereo and mono and Active video source therefore distort the sound temporarily. To switch off: select Video Q Video On some stereo recordings, the sound off. characteristics may differ from conven- The video source is switched off; Video tional stereo playback.
Page 74 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Introduction Operation Menu overview Each of the main functions, Navi*, Audio, Telephone*, Video and Vehicle, has a basic menu consisting of menu items or functions. Example: the Video main function includes these menu items: TV*, DVD video, Aux* and the Video off function.
Page 75 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Introduction Calling up the basic menu Horizontal menus Example: entering a navigation destination* Example: basic audio menu The basic menu for a main function can be To navigate within the menu: slide called up as follows: or turn cVd. To move to the upper bar: slide ZV.
Page 76: Adjusting (Comand)
bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Introduction Back button To delete an entire word or number: select F on the lower bar and press it until the entire word or number has been deleted. To exit character entry: press Back on the lowest bar. Press the % button.
Page 77 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Introduction Setting the brightness remote control and the special infrared head- phones for the front passenger. Please bear the following in mind: Volume adjustment on the headphones for the front-passenger side can only be car- ried out on the headphones. Before putting on the headphones, make certain that the volume has not been set too high.
Page 78: Radio
bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Radio Switching SPLITVIEW* on/off If COMAND has already been switched on, you can also use the remote control to switch SPLITVIEW on and off ( page 65). The SPLITVIEW screen remains on for approx- imately 30 minutes after the key has been turned to position 0 in the ignition lock.
Page 79 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Radio Radio Presets FM (MW, LW, Sound Info* Active source to rear com- partment* Rear compart- ment off* Switching to radio mode Preset options Radio options Select AudioQRadio. Press the R function button once or Switching wavebands twice.
Page 80 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Radio Select Audio Q Radio Q Radio Q To move to the next frequency: slide XVY. Station list. To set the frequency: press W. COMAND tunes in to the frequency Press and hold the 9 or : button on entered.
Page 81 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Radio Storing the station to the selected preset quality and RDS data. COMAND stores the position data and constantly updates it. The listening receiver is therefore able to switch instanta- If you have called up the station preset display neously to an alternative frequency with a using Save station: better signal.
Page 82: Dab
bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 DAB* Switching announcements on/off Switching off RDS Press and hold the 8 button on the Select Audio Q Radio Q Radio Q multi-function steering wheel until the TA display switches off. The tick next to TA indicates that this func- tion is activated.
Page 83: Ensemble
bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Audio CD/audio DVD* and MP3 Select Audio Q Radio Q DAB Q Radio Q Sub-programmes. The names of the main and sub-pro- grammes appear, and you hear the corre- sponding information. To select a sub-programme: turn slide ZVÆ. Station fix The "Station fix"...
Page 84 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Audio CD/audio DVD* and MP3 Track and file names Notes on MP3 mode When you create a disc with music files, you Permissible discs can assign names to the tracks and folders. CD-R and CD-RW COMAND uses these names accordingly for DVD+R and DVD+RW the display.
Page 85 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Audio CD/audio DVD* and MP3 may therefore not be possible for COMAND to play them. COMAND supports WMA files of the following types: There may be playback problems when playing copied discs. There are a large vari- fixed bit rates of 5 kbit/s up to ety of discs, disc-writing software and writ- 384 kbit/s...
Page 86 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Audio CD/audio DVD* and MP3 Place discs back in their cases after use. DVD changer* Protect discs from heat and direct sunlight. The DVD changer has a fixed magazine with six trays. Inserting and ejecting CDs/DVDs If the CD/DVD has a printed side, this must face upwards when the CD/DVD is inserted.
Page 87 Due to the wide range of SD cards available on the market, Mercedes-Benz cannot To remove all discs: press button ?. guarantee playback for all brands of SD The DVD changer ejects the CD/DVD from memory card.
Page 88 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Audio CD/audio DVD* and MP3 Menu overview II/¯ ¯ /M M Media Sound CD or DVD-A* Search* (Audio DVD or MP3 mode* only). Normal track Pauses play- Current track Media selection Treble sequence backII list Random media Stops playback Folder Bass...
Page 89 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Audio CD/audio DVD* and MP3 Example display in audio CD mode Current playback option Media selection Music search Stop function Pause function Audio DVD mode Example display in MP3 mode Type of data medium Track number Disc number Disc name (only if stored on the disc) Track name (only if stored on the disc) Track time...
Page 90 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Audio CD/audio DVD* and MP3 Selecting a track To stop playback: select Audio Q Media Q DVD-A Q(twice) ±. Selecting by skipping to a track To restart playback: select Audio Q To skip forwards/back: slide or turn Media Q DVD-A Q M.
Page 91 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Audio CD/audio DVD* and MP3 Keyword search If this is the case, COMAND will display the available data such as artist, album and track Playlist name in the relevant displays and lists. Artists ® If COMAND accesses the Gracenote Media Albums Database when reading an audio CD, you see...
Page 92 The audio cable set repla- ces the AUX audio connection. Socket for corded headphones You can find more information on the V video signal jack Internet at www.mercedes-benz.com/con- Please consult a Mercedes-Benz Service Centre for further information. * optional...
Page 93 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Audio CD/audio DVD* and MP3 Picture settings: select AUX. L left-hand audio signal jack A list appears. R right-hand audio signal jack Proceed as described in the "Picture set- To connect external audio equipment: tings" section ( page 101).
Page 94: Video Dvd Functions
bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Video DVD functions The following functions affect both screens: tings memory is reset to the original state for both screens. changing playback options selecting a track Simultaneous use of COMAND and the using the play, pause and stop functions Rear Seat Entertainment System* scanning or skipping forwards and back Transferring audio output from the Rear...
Page 95 This setting can be changed a maximum on both sides (DVD on one side and audio of five times by a Mercedes-Benz Service data on the other), they cannot be ejected Centre. This will allow you to play video DVDs and can damage COMAND.
Page 96 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Video DVD functions Overview of the video DVD menu ¯ ¯ DVD-V II/M M Changer (for Sound DVD changer* only) DVD functions Pauses play- Stops playback Media selection Treble ¯ back II Brightness Continues play- Bass back M Contrast Balance/fader Colour...
Page 97 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Video DVD functions Fast forward or rewind In full-screen mode or when the control menu is activated: slide and hold until the desired position has been reached. Selecting DVD media Select Video Q DVD-Video. Display the menu system if necessary page 94).
Page 98 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Video DVD functions Changing the picture format To pause playback: select II. The II display changes to M. Select Video Q DVD-Video. To resume playback: select M. Display the menu system if necessary page 94). Select DVD-V. Selecting a scene/chapter The DVD-V menu appears.
Page 99 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Video DVD functions To confirm the selection again: choose Depending on the DVD, the Go up menu Select. item or the back button may not function COMAND implements the action represen- in general or may not function at certain ted by the selected menu item in the DVD points in the DVD menu.
Page 100 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 To save the setting: press W. digital TV channels conforming to the DVB-T standard To exit the menu: slide XVY. Automatic picture shutoff Subtitles and camera angle If the vehicle is travelling faster than approx- imately 6 km/h, the picture and teletext in TV These functions are not available on all DVDs.
Page 101 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Hiding or showing the control menu To show: slide ZVÆ. To hide: slide ZVÆ. Wait for approximately eight seconds. Menu system displayed Main area Sound settings To switch on teletext Information on the current programme (only for digital TV channels) Channel preset list Control menu displayed TV options...
Page 102 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Select TV Q Presets. The # dot in front of a list entry indicates The channel preset list appears. The # dot the currently selected channel. A number in front of the list entry indicates the preset in front of a preset position indicates that position in the channel preset memory.
Page 103: Digital Tv
bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Select TV Q Save channel. Select Video Q TV. Display the menu system if necessary page 98). Select Presets. Both of these will bring up a selection list. Select Info. The # dot in front of a preset position If the service is provided by the current TV channel, you will see a field containing indicates that the currently selected chan-...
Page 104 98). should set COMAND accordingly. A Select TV. Mercedes-Benz Service Centre can help you The TV menu appears. The # dot in front to select the correct reception region if nec- of the Auto, 16:9 optimised, 4:3 or essary.
Page 105: Music Register
An error in COMAND might result Select Video Q TV. in the loss of the music files stored in the Display the menu system if necessary MUSIC REGISTER. Mercedes-Benz is not page 98). liable for any loss of data. Menu overview...
Page 106 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 MUSIC REGISTER* MUSIC REGISTER Search Media Sound Displaying title infor- mation TA (traffic announce- ment) Active source to rear compartment* Rear compartment off* Switching to the MUSIC REGISTER From another main mode Select Audio. The system changes to the last active audio mode.
Page 107 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 MUSIC REGISTER* Starting the copying process from the memory card, as long as they are in MP3 and/or WMA format. While copying, several functions will not be available. If this is ever the case, you will see a message to this effect. Selecting a data carrier Select MUSIC REGISTERQCopy music files.
Page 108 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 MUSIC REGISTER* occupied memory content (folders, tracks) Folder functions You can view the MUSIC REGISTER contents, modify data and delete it. Calling up the MUSIC REGISTER Progress bar Select Rename/delete files. It may take some time for the music to be Press W when the display/selection win- copied, depending on the amount of data.
Page 109: Media Interface* Mode
Connection options Select Options Q Delete. A query appears. Stow the equipment in a secure location. Use only genuine Mercedes-Benz connect- ing cables. Playback options You can connect the following data carriers to COMAND via the Media Interface:...
Page 110 You will otherwise not be able to play in an extended initialisation period. back from the external device. Please consult a Mercedes-Benz Service Centre for further information. Not for AUX devices. * optional...
Page 111 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Media Interface* mode Confirm your entry with W. Error messages appear while the device is being activated if: COMAND activates the connected device. You will see a message to this effect. The COMAND does not support the device basic display then appears.
Page 112 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Media Interface* mode From audio mode If desired, enter further digits. To confirm your entry: press W. Connect an external device ( page 107). COMAND activates the device. The basic display then appears. Press and hold the number key for the last number of the desired track number.
Page 113 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Media Interface* mode also display the respective album and artist To select a category/folder: slide ZVÆ name (metadata), if these have been uploa- or turn and confirm with W. ded to the system. You will see the content of the selected category or selected folder.
Page 114 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Media Interface* mode artist beginning with the letter "C", press Playing the content of a category or number key l three times). folder You see the available letters at the bottom Select a category or folder. edge of the display. Press W for longer than two seconds.
Page 115: Telephone
If your vehicle is equipped with convenience Telephone* telephony*, you can buy brackets* for spe- Safety notes cific mobile phones at your Mercedes-Benz Service Centre and have them installed in the Risk of accident armrest. Observe the legal requirements of the country...
Page 116 Connect the mobile phone Mercedes-Benz Contact page 119). Mercedes-Benz Contact can help you when- when the mobile phone is not yet connec- ever you have questions relating to your vehi- ted to a network cle or when you need help in the event of a breakdown.
Page 117 Switch on the mobile phone – see mobile venience telephony*. phone operating instructions. ! Please note: Mercedes-Benz Contact is a service provided by Mercedes-Benz. In Select Telephone Q Telephone on. emergencies, it is vital that you first contact...
Page 118 Blue- ® tooth -capable mobile phones to COMAND from your Mercedes-Benz Service Centre or on the Internet Using the telephone via the Blue- (www.mercedes-benz.com). ® tooth...
Page 119 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Telephone* Connecting a mobile phone Switch on the mobile phone and enter the PIN, if necessary – see the mobile phone operating instructions. ® Activate the Bluetooth functionality on the mobile phone – see the mobile phone operating instructions.
Page 120 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Telephone* The passcode is any one to sixteen-digit num- entered the passcode correctly. Repeat the ber combination which you can determine procedure. yourself. You must enter the same number The mobile phone is connected to COMAND combination in COMAND and in the Blue- (authorised).
Page 121 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Telephone* authorisation mobile phone is indicated by the # dot in ® the Bluetooth telephones list ® Bluetooth class (e.g. telephone, note- page 116). book) To close the display showing the ® Telephone basic menu (Bluetooth details: slide XVY. interface) De-registering (de-authorising) a mobile If the mobile phone is ready for use, the fol-...
Page 122 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Telephone* Menu overview Data/connections Call lists ® Incoming calls Bluetooth telephones Calls made Address book Importing contacts Deleting contacts Connecting a mobile phone Convenience telephony* ® If the Bluetooth interface is being Using a mobile phone used for telephony: switch to the "Tele- For convenience telephony with COMAND, phone"...
Page 123 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Telephone* once you have read the text message. The SMS menu ú mail symbol is displayed when the text Input speller for entering telephone num- message memory is full. The symbol disap- pears once you delete at least one text mes- Convenience telephony display sage.
Page 124 You can therefore optimise the settings. Find Press the 6 button on the telephone out about the optimum setting for your mobile keypad or the multi-function steering phone from your Mercedes-Benz Service wheel. Centre or on the Internet at www.mercedes-benz.com.
Page 125 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Telephone* To reject: select Reject. To delete an entire phone number:press and hold $ on the telephone keypad until the number is deleted. Press the ~ button on the telephone keypad or the multi-function steering wheel. Select r from the telephone basic menu and press and hold W until the phone num- Once you have accepted the call, you can ber is deleted.
Page 126 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Telephone* Functions available during a single call Dial the respective number to listen to your connection answering machine, for example. Select DTMF from the telephone basic menu during a conversation. Telephone operation with a single call Person you are calling Receiver symbol: here 6 indicating an To transmit individual characters using the input speller...
Page 127 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Telephone* wheel or select ~ from the telephone active is cancelled as soon as the second call is accepted. basic menu. Calling additional parties Call waiting, toggling and conference You can call a second person while on the 22, 23 connections with several persons phone with someone else.
Page 128 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Telephone* Interconnection to create a conference available to you which are described in the "Functions during a single call connection" You can interconnect calls which are active section ( page 123). and those which are on hold. This permits several parties to hear one another and speak with one another.
Page 129 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Telephone* The sender display shows the sender of the messages. If the sender is stored in the COMAND phone book, the name is displayed. Otherwise, the telephone number appears. The text display shows the first few words of the text message.
Page 130 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Telephone* Writing a new text message Select New from the "SMS" menu. Entering the message Input speller Text field for the text message Entering the recipient To select or create text modules Recipient of the new text message To insert a line break To enter a telephone number using the To switch between uppercase and lower-...
Page 131 In addition, the first entry is "MB Contact", which can be used to place a call to the Manually imported contacts are always Mercedes-Benz Hotline. available. Automatically imported contacts The address book organises and stores are available only when basic telephony via entries which are entered from different sour- ®...
Page 132 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Telephone* ory full. Contacts could not be Calling up contacts from a list completely imported. Phone book: select Name. Address book: select Data/connections If you switch over to another main func- Q Address book. tion (e.g. navigation) while importing data, the import will be cancelled.
Page 133 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Telephone* vehicle speed drops below about 3 km/h, F To delete your selection the function is available again. ¬ To confirm your selection Preset phone category You can enter address data directly in the address book. If you store telephone num- Enter the respective data in the data fields.
Page 134 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Telephone* Imported via Bluetooth Search for an address book entry using the ¤ symbol. Delete all Display the details about an entry and high- To confirm your selection: press W. light the address data field. A prompt appears asking whether the data Select OptionsQNavigateQStart.
Page 135 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Telephone* To select a list entry: slide ZVÆ. Using call lists To dial a phone number: press the 6 COMAND displays lists of calls received button. (including missed calls) and made during Incoming calls which you could not or did not phone operation.
Page 136: Navigation System* (Introduction)
bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Navigation system* (introduction) Select Next (save). If you have not entered the phone number in a number and telephone category, The search menu for address book entries appears. the ; icon will appear in the display. Search for the desired entry ( page 129).
Page 137 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Navigation system* (introduction) COMAND may also have to redetermine the over the navigation announcements gener- vehicle's position after exiting a multi-storey ated by the system. car park. Positioning takes place automatically even when COMAND is switched off. The duration General notes will vary from one situation to another.
Page 138 The message will then appear again. Consult Current vehicle position a Mercedes-Benz Service Centre. Units of measurement The units of measurement in navigation mode are identical to those displayed in the instru- ment cluster.
Page 139 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Navigation system* (introduction) Turn until the desired scale is set. Map scale selected Map scale selected on scale bar Crosshair Last map scale selected (prior to calling up the scale bar) Details of the crosshair position Scale bar Map scale Display ;...
Page 140 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Navigation system* (introduction) Centring the map on the vehicle or des- To set the map to the vehicle position: tination position select Navi Q Position Q Vehicle position map. If you have moved the map, you can use this function to rapidly return the map to the posi- Press the % button when the crosshair tion of the vehicle or destination.
Page 141 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Navigation system* (introduction) The following settings are possible: Basic settings Standard symbols (symbol display deter- Map orientation mined by the factory settings) Personal symbols (you can determine the symbols yourself) No symbols To set: select Navi Q Special desti‐ nation symbols on map.
Page 142 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Navigation system* (introduction) Arrival time and distance to destination nates of the crosshair or other data on the crosshair position, e.g. a street name. The To display: select Navi Q Text infor‐ digital map must contain the relevant data in mation on map.
Page 143 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Navigation system* (introduction) The current setting is indicated by a # dot. To make a setting: select Fastest route or Dynamic route or Short route. To exit the menu: slide XVY. COMAND calculates a new route if you change the route type setting with route guidance active.
Page 144 You can also the six digit activation code from your use COMAND to operate the automatic air- Mercedes-Benz Service Centre. If you have conditioning system and to cancel the proc- lost the activation code, or if COMAND does ess.
Page 145 COMAND ejects the DVD. Take the DVD out of the slot. Have the system software updated at a Mercedes-Benz Service Centre. The map software cannot be installed until the system software has been updated. Map software compatible with the navi-...
Page 146: Destination Input
If the measures listed above do not solve magazine tray button. the problem: Take the DVD out of the slot. Consult a Mercedes-Benz Service Centre. If you interrupt the installation process, the navigation system will not be opera- tional. You can continue an interrupted installation process at a later date.
Page 147 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Navigation system* (entering a destination) When entering an address as the destination, Select Country in the address input menu. you have the following options: The country list appears. Select the desired country. enter the country, town and street. The address input menu appears again.
Page 148 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Navigation system* (entering a destination) To change manually to the list of towns With input speller B, you can only select without the input speller: slide ZV. the characters that are currently available. These depend on the current input string and the data contained on the digital map.
Page 149 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Navigation system* (entering a destination) Postcode list with the input speller To delete an entire entry: select F on the lower bar and press and hold W until the entire entry has been deleted. To accept the first list entry: press and hold W until the address input menu appears again.
Page 150 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Navigation system* (entering a destination) Street name list with the input speller To delete an entire entry: select F on the lower bar and press and hold W until the entire entry has been deleted. To accept the first list entry: press and hold W until the address input menu appears again.
Page 151 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Navigation system* (entering a destination) Centre list with input speller To delete an entire entry: select F on the lower bar and press and hold W until the entire entry has been deleted. To accept the first list entry: press and hold W until the address input menu appears again.
Page 152 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Navigation system* (entering a destination) House number list with the input speller To delete an entire entry: select F on the lower bar and press and hold W until the entire entry has been deleted. To accept the first list entry: press and hold W until the address input menu appears again.
Page 153 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Navigation system* (entering a destination) To delete an entire entry: select F on the lower bar and press and hold W until the entire entry has been deleted. To accept the first list entry: press and hold W until the address input menu appears again.
Page 154 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Navigation system* (entering a destination) Enter a town as described above While route calculation is in progress, an page 144). arrow will indicate the direction to your destination. Below this, you will see a cor- Select ALL. responding message in the display.
Page 155 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Navigation system* (entering a destination) Destination memory list with the input To change the character set for the speller input speller: select C. Depending on the previous setting, you will change to letters with special characters or to numbers with special characters.
Page 156 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Navigation system* (entering a destination) Destination memory list without the at more than approximately 5 km/h. As input speller soon as the vehicle speed drops below about 3 km/h, the function is available again. You can enter a destination using the map if the digital map does not contain the address of the destination, but it is within the area of the digital map.
Page 157 The left-hand part of the display shows the predefined categories: destinations on the map. The destination Mercedes-Benz Service marked in the list is highlighted in the map. Hospital To select a destination: select the desired destination from the list.
Page 158 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Navigation system* (entering a destination) You can select: Select Navi Q Destination Q Stop‐ over Q Delete stopover. Address entry COMAND deletes the intermediate stop From memory and calculates the route to the main desti- From last destinations nation.
Page 159: Navigation System* (Entering Special Destinations)
bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Navigation system* (route guidance) Navigation system* (entering special Entering a special destination by name destinations) This function can be used to enter special Entering a special destination in the destinations by either entering or selecting vicinity of the current position the name of the destination in COMAND.
Page 160 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Navigation system* (route guidance) Preparation phase COMAND prepares you for the upcoming change of direction. Based on the example display below, the change of direction is announced with the Prepare to turn left message. The display is not split and shows the map over the full width.
Page 161 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Navigation system* (route guidance) Possible lane Recommended lane COMAND displays lane recommendations C, D and E based on the next two changes of direction. The instrument cluster also displays lane recommendations. Only the recommended lanes are displayed in the instrument clus- ter.
Page 162 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Navigation system* (route guidance) Day design Night design Recommended lane Recommended lane E = dark blue E = light blue Possible lane D = Possible lane D = light blue dark blue Lane not recom- Lane not recom- mended C = grey mended C = grey Destination on the map...
Page 163 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Navigation system* (route guidance) will see the Off map message and an arrow. The arrow shows the compass heading to the actual destination. The route is highlighted blue from the nearest road known to the sys- tem. As soon as the vehicle is back on a road known to the system, route guidance contin- ues in the usual way.
Page 164 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Navigation system* (route guidance) from the ignition lock and then switch the ignition back on after more than 3 minutes. To switch navigation announcements back on manually: select Navi Q +. To adjust the volume of the announce- ments: adjust the volume during an auto- matic announcement ( page 68).
Page 165 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Navigation system* (route guidance) Displaying route information Compass You can use Route info to display an over- You can display the current compass direc- tion heading in which the front of the vehicle view and to view information and details about each section of the route.
Page 166: Navigation* Route Guidance With Rds-Tmc
bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Navigation* route guidance with RDS-TMC of the blockage. If possible, COMAND calcu- Select Route Q Alternative route in lates a detour around the blocked section of the map view with the menu system the route. page 135) displayed. To have alternative routes displayed: select Select Route Q Detour in map view with Next.
Page 167 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Navigation* route guidance with RDS-TMC To switch on: set Dynamic route as the route type Proceed as described in the "Setting the route type" section ( page 140). To switch off: select a different route type. COMAND calculates a new route if you change the route type setting with route guidance active.
Page 168: Destination Memory
bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Navigation system* (destination memory) To read a message: select a road, an area Displaying RDS-TMC traffic reports or region. Displaying the report list To close the list: slide XVY. Select Navi Q TMC. COMAND searches for RDS-TMC stations. Traffic symbol information If no traffic reports are available, you will Traffic symbol information can be used to dis-...
Page 169 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Navigation system* (destination memory) Displaying My address activated in the destination memory list with the input speller. Select Navi Q Destination Q From The My address entry is automatically memory Q My address. highlighted in the list without the input The destination memory list appears either speller.
Page 170 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Navigation system* (destination memory) Using an address book entry for My enter a street ( page 146) address enter a house number ( page 148) To assign data to My address for the If the data is complete and it matches the first time: select Assign address book digital map data, COMAND stores the entry.
Page 171 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Navigation system* (destination memory) Selecting storage options Select the desired address book entry. Pro- ceed as described in the "Calling up con- Saving a destination with no name tacts" section ( page 129). COMAND stores the data if the address Select Save without name.
Page 172: Navigation System* (Previous Des- Tinations)
bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 System Navigation system* (previous desti- Deleting a previous destination nations) Select Navi Q Destination Q From last destinations. General notes The list of previous destinations appears. COMAND automatically stores the previous Select the desired destination. destinations for which the route calculation The address of the destination appears.
Page 173: Setting (Comand)
bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 System Select Vehicle Q System Q Time Q Display settings Time. Switching the display on or off To select hours or minutes: slide XVY. To switch off: select Vehicle Q Dis‐ To set the value: turn or slide ZVÆ. play off.
Page 174 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 System Setting the time/date format Select Vehicle Q System Q Lingua‐ tronic Q Start new individualisa‐ Select Vehicle Q System Q Time Q tion. Format. A prompt appears asking whether you The format list appears. The # dots in would like further information.
Page 175 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 System Deleting existing individualisation data function for the driver's and front- passenger seats on and off. Select Vehicle Q System Q Lingua‐ tronic Q Delete individualisation. Display off: you can switch the COMAND display off or on. A prompt appears asking whether you really wish to delete.
Page 176: Vehicle
bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Vehicle Opening the "Vehicle" menu from the Select Vehicle Q System Q Reset. main area in the centre of the display A prompt appears asking whether you really wish to reset. Select Yes or No. If you select Yes, a prompt will appear again asking whether you really wish to reset.
Page 177 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Vehicle Select Vehicle. Retracting/extending the rear win- The main area is active. dow blind* To select the Automatic mirror fold‐ ! Make sure that the rear window blind can ing menu: slide or turn cVd. move freely. Otherwise, the blind or other To switch automatic mirror folding on/ objects could be damaged.
Page 178: Delayed Switch-Off Exterior Lighting (Comand)
bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Vehicle Select Vehicle. Select Vehicle. The main area is active. The main area is active. To select the Easy-entry/exit fea‐ To select the Interior lighting ture: slide or turn cVd. delayed switch-off/Exterior light‐ ing delayed switch-off menu: slide To select a setting: slide ZVÆ...
Page 179 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Vehicle Select Vehicle. Select Vehicle. The main area is active. The main area is active. To select the Ambient lighting menu: To select the Locator lighting func- slide or turn cVd. tion: slide or turn cVd. A menu appears. To switch the locator lighting off or on: The current setting is indicated by a # dot.
Page 180: Automatic Air Conditioning
bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Automatic air conditioning Activating/deactivating the boot lid opening limiter* Select Vehicle. The main area is active. To select the Interior motion sensor Select Vehicle. function: slide or turn cVd. The main area is active. To prime/deactivate the interior To select the Boot lid opening lim‐...
Page 181 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Automatic air conditioning Setting the air distribution You can set the air distribution separately for the driver’s side and for the front-passenger side. Air-conditioning function bar Q Air distri- bution, select left ; or right B. Air-conditioning function bar To set the temperature, left To set the air distribution, left To set the airflow, left...
Page 182 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Automatic air conditioning Air-conditioning main menu To change the airflow: slide ZVÆ or turn You can: cVd. switch cooling with dehumidification on/ To confirm your selection: press W. off (Æ) control the air conditioning centrally Main menu for the air-conditioning (Mono) system adjust the footwell temperature...
Page 183 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Automatic air conditioning change settings for the automatic air-con- Condensation may collect on the under- ditioning system on the front-passenger side of the vehicle when the cooler is oper- side using COMAND. ating. press a rocker switch to operate the auto- Open the air-conditioning main menu via matic air-conditioning system on the front- the air-conditioning function bar.
Page 184 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Automatic air conditioning Adjusting the blower settings for the air Switching on operation of the rear-com- vents partment air conditioning from the front Open the air-conditioning main menu via This function allows you to determine the way the air-conditioning function bar.
Page 185 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Automatic air conditioning To open the air-conditioning main ing main menu, select Auxiliary heat‐ menu: select and press W in the air-con- ing, departure time and press W. ditioning function bar. The auxiliary heating timer function calcu- The current setting is indicated by a # dot.
Page 186: Seats
bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Seats Deselecting a departure time The lumbar support in the backrest of the driver's and front-passenger seats can be In the air-conditioning main menu, select adjusted to provide optimum support for your Auxiliary heating, departure time back. and press W.
Page 187 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Seats When you adjust the multicontour seat, you may hear the air being pumped in or Select another main function from the released. basic menu. You can adjust the following air cushions: Display values seat side bolsters Two values are displayed on the setting scale seat backrest side bolsters if you adjust the multicontour seat:...
Page 188 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Seats Select the seat ( page 184). To select the Backrest sides: slide or turn cVd. To confirm your selection: press W. A scale appears. Slide ZVÆ until the desired setting is reached. To save the setting: press W. Adjusting the backrest curvature in the upper back region Slide...
Page 189 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Seats Select the seat ( page 184). Select the seat ( page 184). Select Reset all settings: slide or turn To select Massage: slide or turn cVd. cVd. To confirm your selection: press W. To confirm your selection: press W. A list appears.
Page 190 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Opening and closing ......188 Boot ............ 190 Key positions ........192 Seats ..........193 Steering wheel ........199 Mirrors ..........201 Memory functions* ......202 Seat belts ........... 203 Lights ..........207 Windscreen wipers ......214 Side windows ........
Page 191: Unlocking (Keyless Go)
bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Opening and closing automatically relock after approximately 40 Opening and closing seconds. KEYLESS GO* The key centrally locks/unlocks: the doors You can start, lock or unlock the vehicle using KEYLESS GO. To do this, you only need carry the boot lid the key with you.
Page 192: Opening (From The Inside)
bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Opening and closing Individual settings Opening the doors from the inside You can change the setting of the locking You can open a door from the inside even if it system in such a way that only the driver's has been locked, unless the child-proof locks door and the fuel filler flap are unlocked.
Page 193: Automatic Locking
bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Boot Power closing (boot lid) To unlock: press button :. To lock: press button ;. Lightly push closed the boot lid. The power closing mechanism will pull the boot lid closed completely. Automatic locking The vehicle will lock automatically once you have pulled away.
Page 194 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Boot Pull handle :. Insert the emergency key element fully into the tailgate lock. Risk of injury Turn the emergency key element clockwise Make sure that nobody can become trapped from position 1 to position 2. as you close the boot lid. Remove the emergency key element.
Page 195: Key Positions
bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Key positions Press locking button ; in the boot lid. Key positions If you leave a KEYLESS GO key* in the boot, the boot lid will not lock. Automatically opening/closing* the vehicle from inside You can open/close the boot lid from the driver's seat when the vehicle is stationary.
Page 196: Seats
For design reasons, the rear-compartment head restraints cannot be removed. Please contact a Mercedes-Benz Service Remove Start/Stop button : from ignition Centre for more information. lock ;.
Page 197 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Seats the front-passenger seat belt is not Adjusting the seat electrically engaged no occupant is detected on the front- passenger seat the vehicle is stationary When the key is in position 1 or 2 in the ignition lock, the front-passenger seat head restraint moves back to the original posi- tion if the front-passenger seat belt is engaged or an occupant is detected on the...
Page 198 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Seats Adjusting the front-passenger seat NECK-PRO luxury head restraints* from the driver’s seat* Adjusting Risk of injury Risk of injury When adjusting a front-passenger seat that is When folding back the side cushions, do not occupied, make sure that it is as far away from hold the area between the side cushion and the front-passenger airbag as possible.
Page 199 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Seats Adjusting the head restraint angle ® If PRE-SAFE has been activated, the air pressure in the air chambers (the side cush- Slide button ? to the left or right in the ions of the seat cushion and backrest) of direction of the arrow.
Page 200 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Seats Folding into position manually (centre To adjust the side bolsters of the head head restraint) restraint: push or pull side bolsters : into the desired position. To adjust the head restraint angle: hold the head restraint by the upper edge and slide it forwards or back in the direction of arrow ;.
Page 201 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Seats Seat backrest side cushions Backrest angle To narrow: push rocker switch B for- Seat fore-and-aft adjustment wards. To select the front-passenger seat: To broaden: pull rocker switch B back- press button :. wards. The front-passenger seat is selected if the indicator lamp in the button lights up.
Page 202: Steering Wheel
bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Steering wheel The system automatically switches down from level 2 to level 1 after approximately ten minutes. The system automatically switches off approximately 20 minutes after it is set to level 1. Make sure that the key is in position 1 or 2 in the ignition lock.
Page 203 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Steering wheel When you adjust the steering wheel, make To switch on or off: make sure that the sure that: key is in position 2 in the ignition lock. Turn the lever in direction of arrow : the steering wheel can be reached with or ;.
Page 204: Mirrors
bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Mirrors Never leave children unsupervised in the vehi- cle. They could open the driver's door and, thereby, unintentionally activate the EASY- ENTRY feature and become trapped. The last driving position of the steering wheel or the seat* is saved if: the ignition is switched off a memory position* is stored.
Page 205: Memory Functions
bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Memory functions* then open the driver's or front-passenger the contour of the backrest in the lumbar door and shoulder regions driver's side: steering wheel position The mirrors do not fold out if they were folded in manually. driver's side: position of the exterior mir- rors on the driver's and front-passenger sides...
Page 206: Seat Belts
bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Seat belts If you shift the automatic transmission Calling up a stored setting into another gear, the exterior mirror on the Press and hold the relevant storage posi- front-passenger side returns to the driving tion button 1, 2 or 3, until the seat, steering position.
Page 207 This could Mercedes-Benz recommends that you use a result in severe or even fatal injuries to the Mercedes-Benz Service Centre for this pur- child and other occupants.
Page 208 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Seat belts Seat-belt adjustment* Depending on its specifications, your vehicle may be equipped with a belt adjustment func- tion. The belt adjustment function adjusts the driv- er's and front-passenger seat belt to the upper body of the occupants. The belt strap is tightened slightly when: you engage the belt tongue in the buckle and then turn the key to position 2 in the...
Page 209: Driver's Seat Position
bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Seat belts then goes out if both the driver and the front The rear-compartment seat belt status indi- passenger have fastened their seat belt. cator appears in the multi-function display for around 30 seconds if: Further information about the 7 seat you set off and have reached a speed of belt warning lamp ( page 381).
Page 210: Lights
You can obtain information you have adjusted the head restraint so about this from any Mercedes-Benz Service that the back of your head is supported Centre. at eye level by the central area of the head restraint.
Page 211: Daytime Driving Lights
bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Lights Daytime driving lights You can activate or deactivate "daytime driv- ing lights" using the on-board computer page 241). To switch on: turn the light switch to $ or c. Engine start: depending on the ambient light conditions, the daytime driving lights or the dipped-beam headlamps are switched on.
Page 212 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Lights When the dipped-beam headlamps are On vehicles without foglamps switched on, the T indicator lamp on Turn the key to position 2 in the ignition the light switch lights up. lock. To switch on: turn the light switch to Foglamps (bi-xenon headlamps without L.
Page 213 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Lights Manual main-beam headlamps The system may not recognise the following road users: Turn the ignition key to position 2 in the ignition lock or start the engine. Road users that have no lighting, e.g. pedestrians To switch on: turn the light switch to Road users that have poor lighting, e.g.
Page 214 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Lights range adjustment starts at a speed of system is reset and counting is resumed approximately 40 km/h. from 0. To deactivate: move the combination switch back to its normal position. Intelligent Light System* The _ indicator lamp in the instrument cluster goes out.
Page 215 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Lights Cornering light Motorway mode The cornering light function improves the illu- Motorway mode increases the range of the mination of the road surface in the broad beam. direction you are turning, e.g. making it easier Active: to see in tight corners.
Page 216 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Lights Not active: if you are driving at speeds above p To switch the reading lamp off 100 km/h or you switch off the rear foglamp. Interior lighting Automatic interior lighting control Interior lighting To switch on/off: press the | button. The OFF indicator lamp goes out/lights up.
Page 217: Windscreen Wipers
bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Side windows Windscreen wipers Side windows Opening and closing the side win- dows Risk of injury When opening the side windows, make sure that nobody can become trapped between the side window and the door frame. Keep clear of the side window during the opening proce- dure.
Page 218 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Side windows Turn the key to position 1 in the ignition If children open a door, they could: lock. seriously or even fatally injure other people You can continue to operate the side win- get out of the vehicle and injure them- dows when you switch off the engine.
Page 219 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Side windows Sun blinds* on the rear side windows sunroof* or panorama sliding sunroof* are in the desired position. To close fully: pull the corresponding switch when the side window is closed. To open fully: press the corresponding Convenience closing switch.
Page 220: Driving And Parking
bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Driving and parking Using the key ing/tilting sunroof* or panorama sliding sunroof* are fully closed. Make sure you only touch sensor sur- face :. Make sure that all the side windows and the sliding/tilting sunroof* or panorama slid- ing sunroof* are closed.
Page 221 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Driving and parking Automatic transmission Starting the engine using KEYLESS Risk of injury Your vehicle can be started using a valid KEY- LESS GO* key. For this reason, children should never be left unsupervised in the vehi- cle.
Page 222 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Driving and parking ! AMG vehicles: at low engine tempera- Risk of accident tures (below +20 †), the maximum engine Never leave the vehicle when it is held by hill speed is restricted in order to protect the start assist.
Page 223 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Driving and parking the parking brake must be applied For the parking brake to be released auto- matically if your seat belt is not fastened, the move the DIRECT SELECT lever into posi- following conditions must be fulfilled: tion P and remove the ignition key the driver's door is closed.
Page 224: Automatic Transmission
bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Automatic transmission The vehicle is braked as long as the elec- Using KEYLESS GO* tric parking brake lever is depressed. The Press the Start/Stop button ( page 192). longer you apply the electric parking brake The engine stops and all the indicator handle, the stronger the vehicle is braked.
Page 225 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Automatic transmission ! If the engine speed is too high, do not shift Where possible, avoid spinning the drive wheels when pulling away on slippery the automatic transmission directly from roads. Otherwise, you could damage the D to R, from R to D or directly to P. Other- drive train.
Page 226 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Automatic transmission Changing gears Transmission positions The automatic transmission shifts into indi- Park position vidual gears automatically. This automatic Prevents the vehicle from rolling gearshifting behaviour is determined by: away when stopped. Only select P drive position D ( page 223) with shift when your vehicle is stationary.
Page 227 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Automatic transmission Shift ranges little throttle: early upshifts more throttle: late upshifts In transmission position D, you can use the steering wheel gearshift paddles to restrict or Kickdown derestrict the shift range for the automatic Use kickdown for maximum acceleration. transmission.
Page 228 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Automatic transmission Derestricting the shift range AMG vehicles If you have selected the AMG menu in the on- Pull on the right-hand paddle until the digit board computer ( page 235), UP appears in for the gear disappears from the multi-func- the instrument cluster, instructing you to shift tion display.
Page 229: Manual
bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Automatic transmission the automatic transmission shifting up C Comfort comfortable, economic later. driving the late shift point of the automatic trans- S Sport sporty driving style mission can lead to higher fuel consump- tion. M Manual manual gearshifting Manual drive program Regardless of whether automatic drive ! Warm up the engine quickly.
Page 230: See Instrument Cluster
The automatic transmission shifts down to required. Mercedes-Benz recommends that the next gear. you use a Mercedes-Benz Service Centre for this purpose. In particular, work relevant to If you slow down or stop without shifting safety or on safety-related systems must be down, the automatic transmission auto- carried out at a qualified specialist workshop.
Page 231: On-Board Computer
bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 On-board computer the specified coolant level, the coolant tem- Risk of accident and injury perature may rise to 120 †. Vehicles with BlueHYBRID*: make sure that you read the "BlueHYBRID" supplement. You may otherwise fail to detect dangers. Rev counter The red band in the rev counter indicates the engine's overrevving range.
Page 232 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 On-board computer Multi-function display % Press briefly: Back, switches off voice control*, To activate the multi-function display: hides display messages or calls up switch on the ignition. the last Trip menu function used. switch on the lights. % Press and hold: open a door.
Page 233 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 On-board computer Menus and submenus Function Function Trip menu ( page 230) Service menu ( page 241) Calls up display messages Navi* menu (navigation details) page 342) page 232) Restarts the tyre pressure loss Audio menu ( page 233) warning system ( page 321) or...
Page 234 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 On-board computer Use the buttons on the multi-function steer- the ignition has been switched off for more ing wheel. than 4 hours. 999 hours have been exceeded. Standard display 9,999 kilometres/miles have been excee- ded. The trip computer After reset is automati- cally reset if the value exceeds 9,999 hours or 99,999 kilometres/miles.
Page 235: Digital Speedometer (On-Board Computer)
bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 On-board computer Digital speedometer Navigation* menu Press the = or ; button to select the The multi-function display shows the Trip menu. COMAND navigation instructions in the Navi menu. Use the buttons on the multi-function steer- ing wheel. Press the = or ;...
Page 236 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 On-board computer Change of direction announced without a lane recommendation Uninterrupted lane New lane during a change of direction Road into which the change of direction Lane recommended for the change of leads direction Symbol for change of direction Further information on lane recommenda- Distance to change of direction and visual tions (...
Page 237 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 On-board computer Operating the audio player or audio Press the = or ; button to select the media Audio menu. Press the = or ; button to select the Audio menu. Memory slot (only if the channel is stored) Station Waveband CD player display (example)
Page 238: Up (Amg Menu)
bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 On-board computer Press the = or ; button to select the not receive channel lists): press and briefly hold the : or 9 button. Audio menu. Press a to stop the station search func- tion at the desired station. AMG* menu Use the buttons on the multi-function steer- ing wheel.
Page 239 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 On-board computer Seconds indicator RACETIMER RACETIMER Fastest lap time (best lap) Resetting the current lap You can start the RACETIMER when the Press the W button to stop the RACE- engine is running or if the key is in position TIMER.
Page 240 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 On-board computer Overall evaluation Top speed during lap Lap length This function is shown if you have stored at least one lap and stopped the RACETIMER. Average lap speed Press the = or ; button to select the Press the 9 or : button to select a AMG menu.
Page 241 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 On-board computer Mobile phone operational While the on-board computer reads in the SIM card: The multi-function display shows the Tele‐ phone ready message or the name of the you can dial a telephone number from the GSM network provider. If your vehicle is out- redial memory (Calls dialled list).
Page 242 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 On-board computer stored in the phone book, it is also dis- Speed Limit Assist* played. In the Speed Limit Assist function, a detected speed limit is displayed under cer- If you do not want to make a call: press the tain conditions.
Page 243: Distance Display Displaying (On-Board Computer)
bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 On-board computer Press the : button. Press the a button. The current selection is displayed. To deactivate: press a again. To activate or deactivate: press a. The å warning lamp in the instrument A detected speed limit appears automati- cluster comes on.
Page 244: Puter)
bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 On-board computer Press the a button. call up the service due date ( page 332) The current selection is displayed. check the engine oil level* ( page 314) To activate or deactivate: press a again. When ATTENTION ASSIST is activated, the Settings menu À...
Page 245 To activate/deactivate: press a tourist mode deactivated at a qualified spe- again. cialist workshop, e.g. a Mercedes-Benz service centre, as soon as possible after Activating/deactivating the Intelligent crossing the border. Light System* Switching Adaptive Main-beam Assist* Select Intell.
Page 246: Driving System
bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Driving systems The selected units apply to: can be found in the index under "Radar sensor system". the analogue speedometer Vehicles with a navigation system*: the radar the total distance recorder and the trip sensor system is deactivated automatically if meter you are close to radio telescope facilities.
Page 247: Cruise Control
bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Driving systems reversing camera*, which assists you when Risk of accident parking Cruise control cannot take account of road and traffic conditions. ATTENTION ASSIST, which helps you detect tiredness or increasing lapses in Always pay attention to traffic conditions concentration even when cruise control is activated.
Page 248 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Driving systems Accelerate the vehicle to the desired speed. Briefly press the cruise control lever up : or down ? to the pressure point. Remove your foot from the accelerator pedal. Cruise control is activated. The vehicle automatically maintains the stored speed.
Page 249: Distronic Plus
bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Driving systems cruise control adjusts the vehicle's speed control off message in the multi-function to the last speed stored after you have fin- display for approximately five seconds. ished overtaking. The last speed stored is cleared when you switch off the engine.
Page 250 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Driving systems Risk of accident Distronic Plus cannot take account of weather conditions. Deactivate, or do not activate, Distronic Plus is only an aid designed to assist Distronic Plus: driving. The driver remains fully responsible for the vehicle's distance from other vehicles, if the roads are slippery, snow-covered or the vehicle's speed and for braking in good icy.
Page 251 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Driving systems If it is not, press the cruise control lever in If Distronic Plus detects a risk of collision with the direction of arrow B. a vehicle in front, an intermittent warning tone LIM indicator lamp = in the cruise control sounds.
Page 252 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Driving systems Briefly pull the cruise control lever towards Briefly pull the cruise control lever towards you ? or press it up : or down A to the you ?. pressure point. Distronic Plus is selected. Accelerate briefly. Keep the cruise control lever pressed Your vehicle pulls away and adapts its up : or down A until the desired speed...
Page 253 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Driving systems Making adjustments in 1 km/h incre- Distronic Plus must never be operated or ments deactivated by a passenger or from outside the vehicle. Briefly press the cruise control lever to the Distronic Plus does not replace the electric pressure point, up : for a higher speed or parking brake and must not be used for park- down A for a lower speed.
Page 254 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Driving systems If Distronic Plus detects a vehicle in front, the speedometer dial lights up between speed of the vehicle in front : and stored speed ;. Distronic Plus displays in the multi- function display In the Assistance menu ( page 240) of the on-board computer, you can select the dis- tance display and activate or deactivate PRE-...
Page 255: Driving Tips
bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Driving systems Distronic Plus is not deactivated if you depress the accelerator pedal. If you accel- erate briefly to overtake, Distronic Plus adjusts the vehicle's speed to the last speed stored after you have finished over- taking. Distronic Plus is automatically deactivated if: you engage the electric parking brake or if the vehicle is automatically secured with...
Page 256: Speedtronic
bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Driving systems The ability of Distronic Plus to detect vehicles Distronic Plus does not detect the vehicle in when cornering is limited. Your vehicle may front on the edge of the carriageway, because brake unexpectedly or too late. of its narrow width.
Page 257 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Driving systems select shift range 1, 2 or 3 in good time. By The LIM indicator lamp on the cruise control lever indicates which system you have selec- doing so, you will make use of the braking effect of the engine, which relieves the load ted: on the brake system and prevents the brakes...
Page 258 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Driving systems Briefly pull the cruise control lever towards Risk of accident you =. If there is a change of drivers, advise the new driver of the limit speed stored. Making adjustments in 1 km/h incre- Only use Speedtronic when you do not have ments to accelerate suddenly to a speed higher than the stored limit speed allows.
Page 259: Hold
bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Driving systems beyond the pressure point (kickdown), but (240 km/h to 160 km/h). Permanent only if your current speed does not differ by Speedtronic is deactivated with the off more than 20 km/h from the stored speed. setting.
Page 260: Airmatic
bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Driving systems HOLD must never be operated or deactivated by a passenger or from outside the vehicle. HOLD does not replace the electric parking brake and must not be used for parking. The HOLD braking effect is cancelled and the vehicle can start moving if: HOLD is deactivated by depressing the Rapidly continue to depress the brake until...
Page 261 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Driving systems The damping is tuned individually to each ering the vehicle when it is stationary. Other- wheel and depends on: wise, limbs could become trapped. your driving style, e.g. sporty the road surface condition, e.g. bumps your individual selection, i.e.
Page 262: Active Body Control
bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Driving systems The AIRMATIC COMFORT message appears in the multi-function display. Active Body Control* (ABC) Vehicle level Your vehicle automatically adjusts its ride height to reduce petrol consumption and improve driving safety. Depending on the vehicle height that has To select the raised level: start the been set, the vehicle automatically adjusts its engine.
Page 263: 4Matic
bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Driving systems ever a drive wheel spins due to insufficient grip. Risk of accident 4MATIC cannot reduce the risk of an accident if you drive too fast. If a drive wheel spins due to insufficient grip: only depress the accelerator pedal as far as necessary when pulling away.
Page 264 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Driving systems PARKTRONIC is deactivated at speeds above 18 km/h. PARKTRONIC is reactivated at lower speeds. PARKTRONIC is deactivated when you shift the automatic transmission to P or engage the electric parking brake and switch off the engine. PARKTRONIC monitors the area around your vehicle using six sensors in the front bumper and four sensors in the rear bumper.
Page 265 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Driving systems Warning displays One or more segments light up as the vehicle approaches an obstacle, depending on the The warning displays show the distance vehicle's distance to the obstacle. When the between the sensors and the obstacle. The first red segment lights up, you hear an inter- warning display for the front area is in the mittent warning for about two seconds.
Page 266 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Driving systems tions when parking. You may also use PARK- Use Parking Guidance for parking spaces: TRONIC ( page 260). that are parallel to the direction of travel Risk of accident that are on straight roads, not bends Parking Guidance is merely an aid and may that are on the same level as the road, i.e.
Page 267 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Driving systems Detecting parking spaces A parking space is displayed while you are driving past it, and until you are approx- imately 15 m away from it. Parking The following instructions refer to parking in a space on the front-passenger side. To park in a space on the driver's side, mirror the instructions.
Page 268 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Driving systems Depending on the distance, you may have Reversing into a parking space to reverse along the lane towards the park- ing space. This is also represented by a green lane :. Continue reversing until you hear an acous- tic signal.
Page 269: Reversing Camera
bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Driving systems Cancelling Parking Guidance Driving to the final position Press the PARKTRONIC button on the dash- board ( page 260). Parking Guidance is cancelled immediately and PARKTRONIC is deactivated. No mes- sage appears in the multi-function display. Parking Guidance is cancelled automatically if it is no longer possible to guide you into the parking space, or if a malfunction occurs.
Page 270 Mercedes-Benz recommends that you use Reversing camera a Mercedes-Benz Service Centre for this purpose. View through the camera Do not use the reversing camera in these The area behind the vehicle is displayed in a types of situation.
Page 271: Attention Assist
bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Driving systems ATTENTION ASSIST assesses your level of fatigue or increasing inattentiveness taking into consideration the following criteria: personal driving style, e.g. steering charac- teristics driving conditions, e. g. time, driving time ATTENTION ASSIST's functionality is restric- ted and warnings are delayed or do not appear at all: if the road condition is poor, e.g.
Page 272: Speed Limit Assist
bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Driving systems If necessary, take a break. Speed Limit Assist detects these signs with a camera at the top of the windscreen. Press a to confirm the message. On long journeys, take regular breaks in good time to allow yourself to rest properly. If you do not take a break and ATTENTION ASSIST still detects fatigue or increasing inattentive- ness, you will see a warning again after...
Page 273: Night View Assist Plus
bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Driving systems Multi-function display Night View Assist Plus* Night View Assist Plus uses infrared as well as the normal headlamps to light up the road. A camera at the top of the windscreen picks up the infrared light and displays it in black and white in the multi-function display.
Page 274 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Driving systems The infrared headlamps only switch on no people or animals in the area in which you when the vehicle is driving at speeds of are manoeuvring. about 10 km/h. This means that you do not have the full visual range while stationary Infrared light is not visible to the human and cannot check whether Night View...
Page 275: Blind Spot Assist
bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Driving systems If pedestrian recognition is active, sym- To make brighter or dimmer: make sure bol ? appears. If a pedestrian is now recog- that Night View Assist Plus is activated. nised, they are framed = and thereby high- Turn control knob : to the right or left.
Page 276 Mercedes-Benz Service Centre. Otherwise, Blind Spot Assist may not work properly. Risk of accident Blind Spot Assist monitors certain areas in the immediate vicinity of your vehicle.
Page 277: Lane Keeping Assist
bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Driving systems Information and warning display recognise dangers in time, could cause an accident and injure yourself and others. Collision warning If a vehicle is detected in the monitoring range of Blind Spot Assist and you switch on the turn signal, a double warning tone sounds.
Page 278 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Driving systems marking. It will warn you by means of inter- you switch on the turn signals. In this event mittent vibration in the steering wheel for up the warnings are suppressed for a certain to 1.5 seconds. period of time.
Page 279: Air Conditioning
bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Air conditioning Activating Lane Keeping Assist interior and filters out undesirable substan- ces from the air. The automatic air conditioning is only opera- tional when the engine is running. Optimum operation is only achieved when you drive with the side windows and sliding/tilting sun- roof*/panorama sliding sunroof* closed.
Page 280 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Air conditioning Overview of air-conditioning system functions Automatic air conditioning Function Function Front control unit Switches the rear window heating on/off Controls the air conditioning auto- matically, left Sets the airflow, right Sets the temperature, left Sets the temperature, right Sets the airflow, left Controls the air conditioning auto- matically, right...
Page 281 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Air conditioning Activating and deactivating the front- Function compartment air conditioning via the Press OFF to deactivate the rear- front control unit compartment air conditioning Turn the key to position 2 in the ignition Press AUTO to control the rear-com- lock.
Page 282 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Air conditioning Activating and deactivating the rear- perature of the dispensed air, the airflow and compartment air conditioning via the the air distribution. rear control unit* The automatic air conditioning will achieve optimal operation if "cooling with air dehu- Turn the key to position 2 in the ignition midification"...
Page 283 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Air conditioning To deactivate: press the K rocker You can select different temperature settings for the driver's and front-passenger sides as switch up or down. well as for the left and right sides of the rear The indicator lamp in the Ã rocker compartment and the footwells.
Page 284 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Air conditioning Setting the rear-compartment temper- Setting the centre air vents ature using the rear control unit* Turn the key to position 2 in the ignition lock. To increase/reduce: press rocker switch H or M up or down ( page 277).
Page 285 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Air conditioning ! At high outside temperatures, open the In vehicles without rear-compartment air air vent and activate the "cooling with air conditioning*: close the rear-compartment dehumidification" function. Otherwise, air vents when heating mode is activated, temperature-sensitive items stored in the as no warm air flows through the rear-com- glove compartment could be damaged.
Page 286 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Air conditioning _ directs the airflow through the demis- Setting the rear-compartment airflow ter, centre and side air vents, as well using the front control panel* as the footwell air vents Turn the key to position 2 in the ignition b directs the airflow through the centre lock.
Page 287 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Air conditioning To deactivate: press the ¬ rocker switches off automatically after several minutes. switch up or down. The indicator lamp in the ¬ rocker If the battery voltage is too low, the rear switch goes out. The previously selected window heating may switch off.
Page 288 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Air conditioning Convenience closing (vehicles without Air-recirculation mode switches off auto- matically: a sliding sunroof*/with a sliding/tilt- ing sunroof*): press and hold the g after approximately five minutes at out- rocker switch up or down until the side win- side temperatures below approximately dows and the sliding/tilting sunroof* close 5 †...
Page 289 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Air conditioning If you activate the "residual heat" function Switch the auxiliary heating on regularly at high temperatures, only the ventilation once a month for about ten minutes. will be activated. The blower runs at The auxiliary heating heats the air in the vehi- medium speed.
Page 290 ON – to activate auxiliary heating/venti- You may use two additional remote controls lation for your vehicle. For further information, con- X To check the status/set the departure sult a qualified specialist workshop, e.g. a time Mercedes-Benz Service Centre. Using the remote control, you can:...
Page 291 This time limit can be altered. To do this, ing/ventilation visit a qualified specialist workshop, e.g. a Mercedes-Benz Service Centre. check the status of the auxiliary heating/ ventilation Press the OFF button. select a departure time...
Page 292 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Air conditioning Press the ON and OFF buttons simultane- The auxiliary ventilation ously. is switched on. The num- The new departure time is stored. ber in the display shows the remaining time (in Activating a set departure time minutes) for the auxiliary Press the X or Y button repeatedly until the ventilation.
Page 293: Sliding Sunroof
bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Sliding sunroof The fuel tank must be filled up to the When the sliding sunroof is open, apart reserve fuel level at least. from the normal airflow noises resonance noises may also occur. They are caused by Start the engine.
Page 294 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Sliding sunroof When opened automatically, the sliding/ The rear of the sliding/tilting sunroof is then tilting sunroof opens up to the position in raised in order to ventilate the interior of the which it was last stopped. vehicle.
Page 295 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Sliding sunroof arrow ; until the panorama sliding sun- Panorama sliding sunroof* roof is closed. The panorama sliding sunroof is closed with more force. If the panorama sliding sunroof blocks during closing again: Immediately after the panorama sliding sunroof blocks, pull the switch again to the point of resistance in the direction of arrow ;...
Page 296 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Sliding sunroof Operating the rear roller sunblind for Roller sunblinds for the panorama the panorama sliding sunroof from the sliding sunroof* front The roller sunblinds provide protection from The switch is on the front overhead control the sun. panel.
Page 297: Loading And Stowing
bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Loading and stowing hold it until the rear roller sunblind has Check whether the panorama sliding sun- reached the desired position. roof can be opened fully again page 292). To open/close fully: press or pull switch : briefly beyond the point of resist- If this is not the case, it will be necessary to reset the panorama sliding sunroof once ance or pull and release it.
Page 298 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Loading and stowing Sharp-edged and fragile objects must not be carried in the luggage net. Do not carry hard objects in the ruffled pock- ets. Objects must not protrude over the top of the ruffled pockets. Glove compartment Depending on the vehicle's equipment, you will find the following installed in the glove compartment: an audio and video...
Page 299 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Loading and stowing To open: press marking : at the front. To open: press button :. Folding table ; is released. Stowage compartments under the arm- Guide folding table ; upwards slowly in rest the direction of the arrow. Folding table ;...
Page 300 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Loading and stowing Stowage box between the rear seats brake sharply (single seats in the rear compart- change direction suddenly ment)* are involved in an accident Only use the cup holders for containers of a suitable size and which have lids. Otherwise, the drinks could spill.
Page 301 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Loading and stowing Unfolding the skibag and loading skis To open: press the front of cup holder :. Cup holder in the rear seat armrest* Fold down the rear seat armrest. Turn handle : and pull it upwards in the direction of the arrow.
Page 302 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Loading and stowing Fold the flap to the side until it is held in will prevent access to the boot from the place by the magnet. vehicle interior. Slide the skis into the skibag from the boot. Removing the skibag The skibag can be removed for cleaning or drying.
Page 303 ! Mercedes-Benz recommends that you only use roof rack systems which have been tested and approved for Mercedes- Benz vehicles. This helps to prevent dam- age to the vehicle.
Page 304: Features
bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Features Glare from the side Fold out cover 1 in the direction of the arrow. Fold down the sun visor. Only secure the roof rack to the anchorage Pull the sun visor from retainer ;. points under covers 1. Swing the sun visor to the side.
Page 305 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Features Operating from the rear compartment To open: slide cover : at the mark for- wards until it engages. The switch is located on the rear door control To remove the insert: hold insert = by panel. the ribbing at the sides and lift it up and out ;.
Page 306 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Features Dashboard socket Centre console, front Socket in the glove compartment A socket is additionally fitted in the centre console on vehicles with the non-smoker's package. Centre console, rear compartment Make sure that the key is in position 2 in the ignition lock.
Page 307 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Features On vehicles with the non-smoker's package, The cooling output of the coolbox depends on there are two sockets in the rear-compart- the ambient temperature and the selected ment centre console. cooling level. Should numerous electrical consumers be Socket in the boot switched on or the battery not be sufficiently charged, the coolbox will reduce its cooling...
Page 308 To ensure optimum reception quality for mobile phones in the vehicle, and to minimise mutual influences between the vehicle elec- tronics and mobile phones, Mercedes-Benz To remove: switch off the coolbox. recommends the use of an approved exterior Pull mains plug : down and remove.
Page 309 HomeLink and/or compatible products is Areas transparent to radio waves (to the available from: left and right of the rain sensor cover) any Mercedes-Benz Service Centre Rain sensor cover ® the HomeLink hotline (0) 08000 466 354 65 (free of charge) or +49 (0) 6838 907-277 (charges apply) the Internet: www.homelink.com...
Page 310 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Features of the rear-view mirror from a distance of 5 to 20 cm. The distance between the garage door's remote control and the integrated garage door opener depends on the system of the garage door drive. You might require sev- eral attempts.
Page 311 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Features Turn the key to position 2 in the ignition lock. Press the transmitter button on the rear- view mirror that you have programmed to operate the garage door. Garage door system with fixed code: indi- cator lamp : lights up continuously. Garage door system with rolling code: indi- cator lamp : flashes briefly and then lights up for approximately two seconds.
Page 312 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Running-in notes ....... 310 Refuelling ........... 310 Engine compartment ......313 Tyres and wheels ......317 Winter driving ........324 Driving tips ........325 Driving abroad ........327 Trailer towing* ........328 Service ..........331 Care ............ 332...
Page 313: Running-In Notes
bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Refuelling Running-in notes Refuelling The first 1,500 km Refuelling Risk of accident Risk of explosion New brake pads/linings only have optimal Fuel is highly flammable. Fire, naked flames braking performance after several hundred and smoking are therefore prohibited when kilometres.
Page 314 To open the fuel filler flap cause coking around the inlet valve. In such cases, and in consultation with a To insert the fuel filler cap Mercedes-Benz Service Centre, the petrol Tyre pressure table may be mixed with the additive recommen- Fuel type ded by Mercedes-Benz (part no.
Page 315: Low Outside Temperatures
Observe the infor- Do not use the following: mation provided by the manufacturer when using a flow improver. Only use flow improv- marine diesel ers that have been tested and approved by heating oil Mercedes-Benz. You can obtain further infor- bio-diesel...
Page 316: Engine Compartment
Version: 2.11.7.7 Engine compartment mation from any Mercedes-Benz Service Vehicles with a petrol engine: Centre. The electronic ignition system uses high volt- age. For this reason, you must never touch components of the ignition system (ignition Engine compartment coil, ignition cable, spark plug connector or...
Page 317 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Engine compartment The bonnet release lever is located in the Lower the bonnet and let it fall from a driver's footwell. height of approximately 20 cm. Check that the bonnet has engaged prop- erly. If the bonnet can be raised slightly, it is not properly engaged.
Page 318 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Engine compartment Measuring now Measurement correct Switch off the engine and wait for five minutes if the engine is at normal operating only if vehicle level temperature, or for about 30 minutes if the The measurement takes a few seconds. You engine is not at normal operating temper- will see one of the following messages in the ature (if you had started the engine only...
Page 319 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Engine compartment must display less than 70 †. Otherwise, you could be scalded if hot coolant escapes. The coolant expansion tank is located in the engine compartment on the right when viewed in the direction of travel. Example Turn cap : anti-clockwise and remove.
Page 320: Tyres And Wheels
Vehicles without ABC* Tyres and wheels Points to remember ! For safety reasons, Mercedes-Benz rec- ommends that you only use tyres and wheels which have been approved by Mercedes-Benz specifically for your vehi- cle. These tyres have been specially adap- ted for use with the control systems, such ®...
Page 321 Regularly check the wheels and tyres of Tyres, wheels or accessories which have not your vehicle for damage (e.g. cuts, punctu- been approved by Mercedes-Benz for your res, tears, bulges on tyres and deformation, vehicle or are not used as they should be, can cracks or severe corrosion on wheels), at impair driving safety.
Page 322 You will find notes on driving with a flat tyre Mercedes-Benz Service Centre. in the "Practical advice" section page 409). When parking your vehicle, make sure that the tyres do not get deformed by the kerb or other obstacles.
Page 323 210 km/h" status, the val- make sure that only a valve cap approved ues can be reduced as follows, without a by Mercedes-Benz has been fitted on the reduction in safety: tyre valve. -0.4 bar/-6 psi: all models without...
Page 324 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Tyres and wheels Restarting the tyre pressure loss warn- Tyre pressure loss warning ing system While the vehicle is in motion, the tyre pres- Restart the tyre pressure loss warning system sure loss warning system monitors the set if you have: tyre pressure using the rotational speed of the wheels.
Page 325 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Tyres and wheels Tyre press. now OK? The operation of the tyre pressure moni- tor can be affected by interference from Press the 9 or : button to select radio transmitting equipment (e.g. radio Yes. headphones, two-way radios) that may be Press the a button.
Page 326 Mercedes-Benz recom- Press the : button. mends that you use a Mercedes-Benz Service The following message appears in the Centre for this purpose. In particular, work multi-function display:...
Page 327: Winter Driving
Tyre-fitting tools should not be applied in obtained at a qualified specialist workshop, the area of the valve, as this could damage e.g. from a Mercedes-Benz Service Centre. the electronic components. Under these circumstances, you should also Always have the wheels interchanged/...
Page 328: Driving Tips
For safety reasons, Mercedes-Benz recom- mends that you only use snow chains which have been specially approved for your vehicle by Mercedes-Benz, or are of a corresponding Driving tips standard of quality. Rolling with the engine switched off...
Page 329 This improves the grip of the standard. Brake pads/linings which have not brakes. been approved for Mercedes-Benz vehicles or which are not of an equivalent quality could Wet roads affect your vehicle's operating safety.
Page 330: Driving Abroad
Points to remember your speed on wet or icy roads to achieve the same road safety. Otherwise, you could cause An extensive Mercedes-Benz Service network an accident. is also available in other countries. The Pay particular attention to the road conditions Service Hotline's current telephone numbers at temperatures around freezing point.
Page 331: Symmetrical
Have the headlamps switched over at a Pull telescopic lever : slightly upwards. qualified specialist workshop, e. g. a Pull telescopic lever : out forwards. Mercedes-Benz Service Centre. Pull telescopic lever : fully upwards. Risk of accident The ball coupling disengages and folds out Remember to set the headlamps back to from under the rear bumper.
Page 332 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Trailer towing* ing to the load placed on the vehicle. If nec- Couple and uncouple the trailer carefully. If essary, use a trailer with a height-adjusta- you do not couple the trailer to the towing ble drawbar. vehicle correctly, the trailer could become detached.
Page 333 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Trailer towing* When towing a trailer, your vehicle's handling climbing capability, decrease with increas- characteristics will be different in comparison ing altitude. to when driving without a trailer. If the trailer swings from side to side: The vehicle/trailer combination: Do not accelerate.
Page 334: Service Interval Display
You can obtain further information about installing the trailer electrics from a qualified The ASSYST PLUS service interval display specialist workshop, e.g. a Mercedes-Benz informs you of the next service due date. The Service Centre. service due date is shown in the multi-func-...
Page 335: Care
Hiding the service message cleaning products recommended and If the service due date has not yet been approved by Mercedes-Benz. exceeded, the service message disappears ! For cleaning your vehicle, do not use any automatically after a few seconds. You can of the following: also hide the service message yourself.
Page 336 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Care the wheels have just been cleaned with a transmission to park position P and locks wheel cleaner. Wheel cleaners could cause the wheels. rapid corrosion of the brake discs and ! Make sure that the side windows are com- brake pads/linings.
Page 337 Always have paintwork repairs carried out at a qualified specialist workshop, e.g. a ! Clean the water drainage channels of the Mercedes-Benz Service Centre. windscreen and the rear window at regular intervals. Under certain circumstances, From the range of available Mercedes-...
Page 338 ! Do not clean the exhaust tail pipes with alkaline-based cleaning agents such as wheel cleaner. Clean the exhaust tail pipes with a chrome care product approved by Mercedes-Benz. Trailer coupling* The ball coupling must be cleaned if it becomes dirty or corroded.
Page 339: Cleaning
Wipe the dashboard and steering wheel care, use a leather care agent recom- boss with a damp, lint-free cloth (e.g. a mended by Mercedes-Benz. You can microfibre cloth) and cleaning agent. obtain information about this from any Heavy soiling: use car care and cleaning Mercedes-Benz Service Centre.
Page 340 ! Do not attempt to clean the lens of the Mercedes-Benz. Night View Assist camera. If the camera lens is dirty, visit a qualified specialist work- shop, e.g. a Mercedes-Benz Service Centre. Fold down the camera cover by the recess. Use a soft cloth to clean the windscreen in front of the Night View Assist camera.
Page 341 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7...
Page 342 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Where will I find...? ......340 Display messages ......342 Troubleshooting ........ 374 Locking/unlocking in an emer- gency ..........392 Resetting triggered NECK-PRO head restraints ........394 Changing batteries (keys, remote controls, headphones) ...... 395 Changing bulbs ......... 397 Replacing the wiper blades ....
Page 343: Where Will I Find
bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Where will I find...? The first-aid kit is located in the luggage net Where will I find...? on the right-hand side at the rear of the boot. Warning triangle The warning triangle is secured on the inside of the boot lid.
Page 344 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Where will I find...? Pull handle : upwards. Jack Pull cover ; forwards in the direction of TIREFIT kit the arrow. Vehicle tool kit Remove the fire extinguisher from the stowage compartment. Vehicles with a "Minispare" emer- gency spare wheel* Vehicle tool kit and jack The vehicle tool kit and the jack are located...
Page 345: Display Messages
Mercedes-Benz recommends that you use a Mercedes-Benz Service Centre for this purpose. In particular, work relevant to Fold both plates : upwards. safety or on safety-related systems must be Fold out lower plate ;.
Page 346: Text Messages
Mercedes-Benz recommends that you use a Mercedes-Benz Service Centre for this purpose. In particular, work relevant to safety or on safety-related systems must be carried out at a qualified specialist workshop.
Page 347 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Display messages Display messages Possible causes/consequences and X X Solutions Vehicle The vehicle level is too low when the vehicle is stationary. rising Remain stationary. Please Wait until the display message disappears. wait The vehicle level is set. briefly Malfunc‐...
Page 348: Display Messages
bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Display messages Display messages Possible causes/consequences and X X Solutions DISTRONIC currently A warning tone sounds and Distronic Plus* is deactivated and PLUS unavaila‐ temporarily inoperative if: ble See the Distronic Plus* cover in the radiator grille is dirty. Owner's the sensors in the bumpers are dirty.
Page 349 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Display messages Display messages Possible causes/consequences and X X Solutions DISTRONIC - - - kmh An activation condition for Distronic Plus* is not fulfilled. The PLUS system is outside the operating temperature range. Close the bonnet and the driver's door. Release the electric parking brake.
Page 350 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Display messages Display messages Possible causes/consequences and X X Solutions Only when vehi‐ The vehicle is moving. select cle is Pull over and stop the vehicle safely, paying attention to position P stationary road and traffic conditions. Shift the transmission to P.
Page 351 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Display messages Display messages Possible causes/consequences and X X Solutions Parking deactiva‐ Vehicles with a navigation system*: the vehicle is close to a Guidance radio-telescope facility and, therefore, must not transmit any autom. radar signals. Parking Guidance* has switched itself off auto- See Own‐...
Page 352 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Display messages Display messages Possible causes/consequences and X X Solutions Parking finished The vehicle is parked. A warning tone also sounds. Guidance The display message disappears automatically. PRE-SAFE inopera‐ Risk of injury tive See ® PRE-SAFE has malfunctioned. All other occupant safety sys- Owner's tems, e.g.
Page 353 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Display messages Display messages Possible causes/consequences and X X Solutions Radar sen‐ deactiva‐ Risk of accident ted See Vehicles with Distronic Plus*: the radar sensor system is Owner's deactivated. Manual Check whether the radar sensor system may be activated page 446).
Page 354 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Display messages Display messages Possible causes/consequences and X X Solutions Lane Keep‐ inopera‐ Lane Keeping Assist* has malfunctioned. ing Assist tive Visit a qualified specialist workshop. Vehicles with tyre pressure loss warning system: a tyre pres- Run Flat Check Indicator tyre pres‐...
Page 355 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Display messages Display messages Possible causes/consequences and X X Solutions Tyre inopera‐ Vehicles with tyre pressure monitor*: the wheels fitted do not press. tive No feature suitable tyre pressure sensors. monitor wheel sen‐ Fit wheels with suitable tyre pressure sensors. sors The tyre pressure monitor* is activated automatically after driving for a few minutes.
Page 356 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Display messages Display messages Possible causes/consequences and X X Solutions Cruise inopera‐ Speedtronic and cruise control are faulty. A warning tone also control tive sounds. and SPEED‐ Visit a qualified specialist workshop. TRONIC Blind inopera‐ Blind Spot Assist* is faulty. Spot tive Visit a qualified specialist workshop.
Page 357: Display Message Symbol Messages
Mercedes-Benz recommends that you use a Mercedes-Benz Service Centre for this purpose. In particular, work relevant to safety or on safety-related systems must be carried out at a qualified specialist workshop.
Page 358 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Display messages Display messages Possible causes/consequences and X X Solutions The alternator or vehicle's electrical system is faulty. The battery is not being charged. Pull over and stop the vehicle safely, paying attention to road and traffic conditions and leave the engine running. Open the bonnet.
Page 359 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Display messages Display messages Possible causes/consequences and X X Solutions ABS and Risk of accident ESP cur‐ ® ® ABS, ESP , BAS, PRE-SAFE , HOLD, hill start assist, the adap- rently ® tive brake lights and ESP trailer stabilisation are temporarily unavaila‐...
Page 360 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Display messages Display messages Possible causes/consequences and X X Solutions ÷ inopera‐ Risk of accident tive See ® ® , BAS, PRE-SAFE , HOLD, hill start assist, the adaptive Owner's ® brake lights and ESP trailer stabilisation are temporarily Manual unavailable due to a malfunction.
Page 361 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Display messages Display messages Possible causes/consequences and X X Solutions The ÷ warning lamp flashes. Risk of accident ETS (Electronic Traction System) is deactivated. ® BAS PLUS* and PRE-SAFE Brake* may have failed. Let the brakes cool down until the display message disap- pears and the ÷...
Page 362 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Display messages Display messages Possible causes/consequences and X X Solutions EBV, ABS Risk of accident and ESP ® EBV (electronic brake force distribution), ABS, ESP , BAS, inopera‐ ® PRE-SAFE , HOLD, hill start assist, the adaptive brake lights tive See ®...
Page 363 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Display messages Display messages Possible causes/consequences and X X Solutions ! The indicator lamp (red) flashes, the warning lamp (yel- low) lights up and a warning tone sounds. The electric parking brake is faulty and the braking effect is restricted.
Page 364 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Display messages Display messages Possible causes/consequences and X X Solutions ! The indicator lamp (red) flashes. The power supply for the electric parking brake was interrup- ted. Pull the electric parking brake handle. Pull away carefully ( page 220).
Page 365 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Display messages Display messages Possible causes/consequences and X X Solutions ! The warning lamp (yellow) lights up. In addition, the indicator lamp (red) flashes for about 10 seconds after the electric parking brake has been engaged or released. It then goes out or remains lit.
Page 366 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Display messages Display messages Possible causes/consequences and X X Solutions ¨ Stop vehi‐ Risk of accident cle Vehi‐ The vehicle level control system is malfunctioning. cle too Do not exceed a maximum speed of 80 km/h. Make only slight steering movements. Otherwise, the front wing or the tyres could be damaged when you drive on.
Page 367 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Display messages Display messages Possible causes/consequences and X X Solutions Risk of injury Vehicles with rear seat belt status indicator*: if the symbol appears in the lower multi-function display, a seat belt buckle on a rear seat was released while the vehicle was in motion. Ask occupants in the rear to fasten their seat belts.
Page 368 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Display messages Display messages Possible causes/consequences and X X Solutions Rear Risk of injury centre The rear centre restraint system has malfunctioned. malfunc‐ Visit a qualified specialist workshop. tion Con‐ sult work‐ shop Left Risk of injury windowbag There is a malfunction in the left-hand or right-hand window- malfunc‐...
Page 369 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Display messages Display messages Possible causes/consequences and X X Solutions Â Key still The KEYLESS GO key* has been detected inside the vehicle in vehicle during locking. Remove the KEYLESS GO key* from the vehicle. Â Key not You want to unlock or lock the vehicle and the KEYLESS GO detected key* cannot be currently detected by the vehicle.
Page 370 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Display messages Display messages Possible causes/consequences and X X Solutions The KEYLESS GO* key is not detected by the vehicle. Change the location of the key with the KEYLESS GO func- tion* in the vehicle. If the KEYLESS GO key* is still not detected: Remove the KEYLESS GO* button from the ignition lock page 193).
Page 371: Dipped-Beam Headlamps Display Message
bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Display messages Display messages Possible causes/consequences and X X Solutions Coolant The coolant is too hot. Stop vehi‐ Pull over and stop the vehicle safely and switch off the cle Turn engine, paying attention to road and traffic conditions. engine off Make sure that the air supply to the radiator is not blocked, e.g.
Page 372 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Display messages Display messages Possible causes/consequences and X X Solutions Active The active light function* is faulty. Light Visit a qualified specialist workshop. Function inopera‐ tive The left-hand or right-hand trailer turn signal lamp is faulty. Trailer Left-hand Change the bulb.
Page 373 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Display messages Display messages Possible causes/consequences and X X Solutions Turn sig‐ The left-hand or right-hand turn signal on the exterior mirror nal in is faulty. The display message will only appear if all LEDs have failed. left-hand exterior Visit a qualified specialist workshop.
Page 374 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Display messages Display messages Possible causes/consequences and X X Solutions Left-hand The front left-hand or right-hand foglamp is faulty. foglamp Visit a qualified specialist workshop. Right- hand fog‐ lamp Rear left- The rear left-hand or right-hand foglamp is faulty. hand fog‐...
Page 375: Display Message
bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Display messages Display messages Possible causes/consequences and X X Solutions Left day‐ The left-hand or right-hand daytime driving lamp is faulty. The time driv‐ display message will only appear if all LEDs have failed. ing lamp Visit a qualified specialist workshop. Right day‐...
Page 376 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Display messages Display messages Possible causes/consequences and X X Solutions Á Night A condition for activating Night View Assist Plus* has not View been met. Assist Turn the light switch to c or L. Lights on Shift the transmission to P, N or D. or AUTO, not in Reverse...
Page 377: Troubleshooting
Mercedes-Benz recommends that you use a Mercedes-Benz Service Centre for this purpose. In particular, work relevant to safety or on safety-related systems must be carried out at a qualified specialist workshop.
Page 378 Once the battery is sufficiently charged, the rear window heating will switch back on automatically. Vehicles with auto- A special Mercedes-Benz child seat with automatic child seat rec- matic child seat recog- ognition has been fitted to the front-passenger seat. The front- nition on the front- passenger airbag has therefore been disabled as desired.
Page 379 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Troubleshooting Problem Possible causes/consequences and X X Solutions The yellow 9 Blind Risk of accident Spot Assist* indicator Blind Spot Assist* is not active at speeds below 30 km/h. In this lamps light up in the case, there will be no indication if there are vehicles in the Blind exterior mirrors.
Page 380: Distance Warning Lamp
bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Troubleshooting Warning and indicator lamps in the instrument cluster Problem Possible causes/consequences and X X Solutions ! The yellow ABS Risk of accident warning lamp is ABS (Anti-lock Brake System) is deactivated due to a fault. Other lit while the systems, e.g.
Page 381 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Troubleshooting Problem Possible causes/consequences and X X Solutions ÷ ® The yellow ESP Risk of accident å and ESP ® Electronic brake force distribution (EBV) is faulty. Other systems, warning lamps, ® ® ® e.g. ABS, BAS, BAS PLUS*, ESP , PRE-SAFE , PRE-SAFE the red brake...
Page 382 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Troubleshooting Problem Possible causes/consequences and X X Solutions ÷ The yellow ESP ® Risk of accident warning lamp ® or traction control has intervened because there is a risk of flashes while the skidding or at least one wheel has started to spin. vehicle is in Cruise control or Distronic Plus* is deactivated.
Page 383 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Troubleshooting Problem Possible causes/consequences and X X Solutions ! The red indicator Risk of accident lamp for the The electric parking brake is temporarily malfunctioning or defec- electric parking tive. brake flashes Observe the additional messages in the multi-function display and/or the yel- page 342).
Page 384 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Troubleshooting Problem Possible causes/consequences and X X Solutions h The yellow tyre Risk of accident pressure moni- The tyre pressure monitor* has detected a sudden or significant tor* warning pressure loss in at least one of the tyres. lamp is on.
Page 385 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Troubleshooting Problem Possible causes/consequences and X X Solutions 7 The red seat belt Risk of injury warning lamp The driver or front passenger have not fastened their seat belt. At flashes and an the same time, you are driving faster than 25 km/h or have briefly intermittent driven faster than 25 km/h.
Page 386 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Troubleshooting Problem Possible causes/consequences and X X Solutions Risk of injury The driver or front passenger have not fastened their seat belt. Fasten your seat belt ( page 203). You hear a warning The · red distance warning lamp* lights up while the vehicle tone.
Page 387 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Troubleshooting Fuel and fuel tank Problem Possible causes/consequences and X X Solutions Fuel is leaking from the Risk of explosion or fire vehicle. The fuel line or the fuel tank is defective. Turn the key to position 0 ( page 192) in the ignition lock immediately and remove it.
Page 388 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Troubleshooting Engine Problem Possible causes/consequences and X X Solutions The engine will not There is a malfunction in the engine electronics. start. You can hear the There is a malfunction in the fuel supply. starter motor operat- The on-board voltage is too low because the starter battery is ing.
Page 389 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Troubleshooting Problem Possible causes/consequences and X X Solutions Vehicles with a petrol There is a malfunction in the engine electronics or a mechanical engine: component of the engine control unit. The engine is not run- Only depress the accelerator pedal slightly. ning smoothly and is Have the cause rectified immediately at a qualified specialist misfiring.
Page 390 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Troubleshooting PARKTRONIC* Problem Possible causes/consequences and X X Solutions Only the red segments PARKTRONIC has malfunctioned and has switched itself off. in the PARKTRONIC If problems persist, have PARKTRONIC checked at a qualified warning display are lit. specialist workshop.
Page 391 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Troubleshooting Windscreen wipers Problem Possible causes/consequences and X X Solutions The windscreen wipers Leaves or snow, for example, may be obstructing the windscreen are jammed. wiper movement. The wiper motor has been deactivated. For safety reasons, you should remove the key from the ignition lock.
Page 392 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Troubleshooting Mirrors Problem Possible causes/consequences and X X Solutions An exterior mirror has Vehicles with exterior mirrors that cannot be folded in/out elec- been pushed out of trically: position. Move the exterior mirror into the correct position manually. Vehicles with electrically folding exterior mirrors*: Press the mirror-folding button* ( page 201) repeatedly until...
Page 393 Unlock the vehicle using the emergency key element page 393). You have lost a key. Have the key cancelled at a Mercedes-Benz Service Centre. Report the loss immediately to the vehicle insurers. If necessary, have the manual locks changed too.
Page 394 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Troubleshooting Auxiliary heating/ventilation* Display messages Possible causes/consequences and X X Solutions FAIL The starter battery is not charged sufficiently or the system is faulty. Charge the starter battery. Make another attempt to switch on the auxiliary heating using the remote control.
Page 395: Locking/Unlocking In An Emergency
413) or connect to a trickle than four weeks. charger. Have the battery checked at a qualified specialist workshop, e.g. a Mercedes-Benz Service Centre. The vehicle is to be left Damage resulting from non-use may occur if the vehicle is parked parked up for longer up for long periods.
Page 396: Emergency Locking
bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Locking/unlocking in an emergency Removing the emergency key element The door is unlocked. (vehicles without KEYLESS GO) Turn the emergency key element back and remove it. Pull the door handle again. Locking the vehicle If the key is defective, you can lock the doors and the boot by taking the following steps.
Page 397: Resetting Triggered Neck-Pro Head Restraints
You can recognise when head restraints have been triggered by the fact that they have moved forwards and can no longer be adjusted. Mercedes-Benz recommends that you have NECK-PRO head restraints/NECK-PRO luxury head restraints* checked at a qualified spe- cialist workshop, e.g. a Mercedes-Benz Remove resetting tool 1 from the vehicle Service Centre, following a rear-end collision.
Page 398: Changing Batteries (Keys, Remote Controls, Headphones)
Do not dispose of batteries with the house- hold rubbish. They contain highly toxic sub- stances. Take discharged batteries to a qualified spe- cialist workshop, e.g. a Mercedes-Benz Service Centre, or to a special collection point Remove old batteries : from the battery for old batteries.
Page 399 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Changing batteries (keys, remote controls, headphones) Press the emergency key element into the Prise apart the side arms of battery opening in the key in the direction of cover ; and pull off battery cover ;. arrow ; until cover : of the battery tray Remove old battery :.
Page 400: Changing Bulbs
: when doing so. required. Mercedes-Benz recommends Place cover = with tabs ? on battery that you use a Mercedes-Benz Service tray :. Centre for this purpose. In particular, work Press cover = until lug ; snaps into...
Page 401 Version: 2.11.7.7 Changing bulbs fatally injured if you touch the electric con- Mercedes-Benz recommends that you use a tacts on xenon bulbs. Therefore, never Mercedes-Benz Service Centre for this pur- remove the cover from xenon bulbs. pose. In particular, work relevant to safety or...
Page 402: Replacing The Wiper Blades
bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Replacing the wiper blades Changing bulbs Main-beam spot lamp (bi-xenon head- lamps) Switch off the lights. Open the bonnet. Turn housing cover : anti-clockwise and remove it. Switch off the lights. Turn bulb holder ; anti-clockwise and Open the bonnet.
Page 403: Flat Tyre
bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Flat tyre Removing the wiper blades Risk of accident The wiper arms could start moving and cause an injury if you leave the windscreen wipers switched on. Remove the key from the ignition lock before replacing the wiper blades. ! To avoid damaging the windscreen wiper blades, make sure that you touch only the wiper arm of the windscreen wiper.
Page 404 Mercedes-Benz recommends that you use a Switch on the hazard warning lamps. Mercedes-Benz Service Centre for this pur- Engage the electric parking brake manually pose.
Page 405 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Flat tyre If TIREFIT is swallowed, immediately rinse your mouth out thoroughly and drink plenty of water. Do not induce vomiting. Consult a doctor immediately. Do not inhale TIREFIT fumes. If TIREFIT leaks out, allow it to dry. It can then be removed like a layer of film.
Page 406 If a pressure of 1.8 bar is not reached required. Mercedes-Benz recommends that after five minutes: you use a Mercedes-Benz Service Centre for Switch off and disconnect the electric air this purpose. In particular, work relevant to pump and drive the vehicle forwards or safety or on safety-related systems must be backwards approximately 10 m.
Page 407 Mercedes-Benz recom- Insert plug ? into the socket of the ciga- mends that you use a Mercedes-Benz Service rette lighter* ( page 302) or into a 12 V Centre for this purpose. In particular, work power socket in your vehicle ( page 303).
Page 408 Mercedes-Benz Service Centre. required. Mercedes-Benz recommends that you use a Mercedes-Benz Service Centre for this purpose. In particular, work relevant to Changing a wheel and fitting the safety or on safety-related systems must be spare wheel* carried out at a qualified specialist workshop.
Page 409 Mercedes-Benz recom- mends that you use a Mercedes-Benz Service Centre for this purpose. In particular, work relevant to safety or on safety-related sys- tems must be carried out at a qualified spe- Using wheel wrench :, loosen the bolts on cialist workshop.
Page 410 Turn crank = until the tyre is raised a max- carry out the work required. Mercedes-Benz imum of 3 cm from the ground. recommends that you use a Mercedes-Benz Service Centre or Service 24h for this pur- pose.
Page 411 For safety rea- sons, Mercedes-Benz recommends that you only use wheel bolts which have been approved for Mercedes-Benz and the respec- tive wheel. Other bolts may work loose or damage the brake system. Do not tighten the wheel bolts completely while the vehicle is still jacked up.
Page 412 It is 50 km if the Mercedes-Benz recommends that you use a vehicle is partially laden and 30 km if fully Mercedes-Benz Service Centre for this pur- laden.
Page 413: Battery
Consult a Mercedes-Benz Service Centre if environmentally responsible manner. Take you wish to leave your vehicle parked up for them to a Mercedes-Benz Service Centre or a long period of time. to a special collection point for old batteries. Risk of accident and injury...
Page 414 You can obtain information about battery e.g. a Mercedes-Benz Service Centre. chargers which allow the battery to be charged while still installed from a qualified Installation location of the battery specialist workshop, e.g.
Page 415 Switch off all electrical consumers (e.g. clamps. radio, blower, etc.). Open the bonnet ( page 313). Jump leads and further information about jump-starting can be obtained from any Mercedes-Benz Service Centre.
Page 416 Otherwise, you may dam- Have the battery checked at a qualified age the vehicle electronics. specialist workshop, e.g. a Mercedes-Benz Service Centre. On vehicles with KEYLESS GO*: pull the start/stop button out (...
Page 417: Towing And Tow-Starting
bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Towing and tow-starting Disconnecting the battery Connect the breather hose. Make sure that a cell cap is fitted between the battery and Use the electric parking brake to secure the the breather hose. vehicle and use the DIRECT SELECT lever Close the bonnet.
Page 418 Otherwise, intervention by ESP shop. Mercedes-Benz recommends that could damage the brake system. you use a Mercedes-Benz Service Centre. Before towing the vehicle, make sure that the battery is connected and charged. Oth- ! When towing, pull away slowly and with- erwise: out jerking.
Page 419: Fuses
bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Fuses Opening the covers ! The engine must be switched off (key in ignition lock in position 0 or position 1) if The mountings for the removable towing eyes the vehicle is being towed with the front are located in the bumpers.
Page 420 Switch off all electrical consumers. Only use fuses that have been approved for Remove the key from the ignition lock. Mercedes-Benz vehicles and which have the required fuse rating for the systems con- cerned. Do not attempt to repair or bridge Dashboard fuse boxes faulty fuses.
Page 421 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Fuses Fuse box in the engine compartment There is a fuse box on both the left-hand and right-hand side of the engine compartment. Fuse box located on the left in the direc- tion of travel To open Open the bonnet ( page 313).
Page 422 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Fuses ! Make sure that the seal of the cover is not damaged when you open and close it. Loosen cover ? with a suitable object =. Remove cover ? upwards.
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Page 424 Version: 2.11.7.7 Notes on the technical data ..... 422 Genuine Mercedes-Benz parts ..422 Vehicle electronics ......422 Vehicle identification plates .... 424 Service products and capacities ..425 Vehicle data, S 300 ......429 Vehicle data, S 350 ......430 Vehicle data, S 350 4MATIC ....
Page 425: Notes On The Technical Data
Tampering with the engine electron- unable to evaluate other parts. Therefore, Mercedes-Benz accepts no responsibility for the use of such parts in Mercedes-Benz vehi- Risk of accident cles, even if they have been independently or Only have work on the engine electronics and officially approved.
Page 426 To ensure proper installation, Mercedes- Benz recommends having this work done at a Mercedes-Benz Service Centre or at a qualified specialist workshop. Front roof area (vehicles with sliding/tilt- ing sunroof*: observe the roof's sweep)
Page 427: Vehicle Identification Plates
To ensure proper installation, Mercedes-Benz recommends having this work done at a Mercedes-Benz Service Centre or at a quali- fied specialist workshop. Deviations with respect to aerial locations, output and frequencies must be approved by Mercedes-Benz.
Page 428: Service Products And Capacities
(VIN) is located in the rear behind the armrest. You can recognise service products approved by Mercedes-Benz by the following inscrip- tion on the containers: MB-Freigabe (e.g. MB-Freigabe 229.51) MB Approval (e.g. MB Approval 229.51) Other designations or recommendations that...
Page 429 Further information on refuelling and on fuels ( page 310) Only Mercedes-Benz approved engine oils may be used in Mercedes-Benz engines. Notes on fuel consumption A list of the engine oils tested and approved in accordance with the Mercedes-Benz Spec-...
Page 430 Select the SAE classification (viscosity) of the eral or synthetic engine oil which has been engine oil according to the outside tempera- approved by Mercedes-Benz. You must ture. The following table shows you the vis- then have an oil change carried out at the cosity classes to be used depending on the earliest possible opportunity.
Page 431 Type of vehicle Replacement engine. amount with oil fil- Further information on coolants and on fill- ing can be found in the Mercedes-Benz S 350 4MATIC 7.0 l Specifications for Service Products, Sheet 310.1, or at any Mercedes-Benz Service 8.0 l S 300 Centre.
Page 432: Vehicle Data, S 300
5226 mm rosion inhibitor. Mercedes-Benz recom- mends an antifreeze/corrosion inhibitor Vehicle width including exterior mirrors which has been approved for Mercedes-Benz. Short wheelbase 2120 mm ! The cooling system contains a supply which must be renewed after 15 years, or...
Page 433: Vehicle Data, S 350
bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Vehicle data, S 350 4MATIC Vehicle data, S 350 Vehicle data, S 350 4MATIC Vehicle dimensions Vehicle dimensions Vehicle length (ECE) Vehicle length (ECE) Short wheelbase 5096 mm Short wheelbase 5096 mm Long wheelbase 5226 mm Long wheelbase 5226 mm Vehicle width including exterior mirrors Vehicle width including exterior mirrors...
Page 434: Vehicle Data, S 450
bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Vehicle data, S 450 4MATIC Vehicle data, S 450 Vehicle data, S 450 4MATIC Vehicle dimensions Vehicle dimensions Vehicle length (ECE) Vehicle length (ECE) Short wheelbase 5096 mm Short wheelbase 5096 mm Long wheelbase 5226 mm Long wheelbase 5226 mm Vehicle width including exterior mirrors Vehicle width including exterior mirrors...
Page 435: Vehicle Data, S 500
bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Vehicle data, S 500 4MATIC Vehicle data, S 500 Vehicle data, S 500 4MATIC Vehicle dimensions Vehicle dimensions Vehicle length (ECE) Vehicle length (ECE) Short wheelbase 5096 mm Short wheelbase 5096 mm Long wheelbase 5226 mm Long wheelbase 5226 mm Vehicle width including exterior mirrors Vehicle width including exterior mirrors...
Page 436: Vehicle Data, S 600
bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Vehicle data, S 63 AMG Vehicle data, S 600 Vehicle dimensions Vehicle width including exterior mirrors Vehicle dimensions Short wheelbase 2120 mm Vehicle length 5226 mm (ECE) Long wheelbase 2120 mm Vehicle width 2120 mm Vehicle height including exterior Short wheelbase 1488 mm...
Page 437: Vehicle Data, S 65 Amg
bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Vehicle data, S 350 CDI BlueEFFICIENCY (Belgium) Vehicle data, S 65 AMG Vehicle dimensions Vehicle width including exterior mirrors Vehicle dimensions Short wheelbase 2120 mm Vehicle length 5252 mm (ECE) Long wheelbase 2120 mm Vehicle width 2120 mm Vehicle height including exterior Short wheelbase...
Page 438: Vehicle Data, S 350 Cdi Blueeffi
bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Vehicle data, S 350 CDI 4MATIC Vehicle data, S 350 CDI BlueEFFI- Vehicle weights CIENCY Maximum luggage 100 kg compartment load Vehicle dimensions You will find weight information specific to Vehicle length (ECE) the vehicle on the vehicle identification plate ( page 424).
Page 439: Vehicle Data, S 450 Cdi
3035 mm Tyres and wheels Long wheelbase 3165 mm Points to remember ! For safety reasons, Mercedes-Benz rec- Vehicle weights ommends that you only use tyres which Unladen weight (in accordance with EU have been approved specifically for your directive) vehicle by Mercedes-Benz.
Page 440 MOE = Mercedes-Benz Original Exten- tyres. ded* (with run-flat characteristics) A TIREFIT kit is available from any quali- If you use other tyres, Mercedes-Benz can- fied specialist workshop, e.g. a Mercedes- not accept any responsibility for damage Benz Service Centre.
Page 441 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Tyres and wheels Tyres of the same dimensions Both axles S 300 / S 350 / S 450 / S 500 / S 350 CDI / S 450 CDI / S 450 4MATIC / S 500 4MATIC / S 350 CDI 4MATIC 17"...
Page 442 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Tyres and wheels Mixed tyres FA: front axle, RA: rear axle S 300 / S 350 / S 450 / S 500 / S 600 / S 350 CDI / S 450 CDI 18" FA Summer tyres 255/45 R18 99Y 255/45 R18 99Y MOExtended Summer tyres...
Page 443 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Tyres and wheels S 63 AMG S 65 AMG 19" FA Summer tyres 255/40 ZR19 XL – Light-alloy wheels 8.5J x 19 H2 ET 43 – 275/40 ZR19 XL – Summer tyres Light-alloy wheels 9.5J x 19 H2 ET 43 –...
Page 444 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Tyres and wheels Mixed tyres FA: front axle, RA: rear axle S 300 / S 350 / S 450 / S 500 / S 600 / S 350 CDI / S 450 CDI 19" FA Summer tyres 255/40 R19 100Y XL Summer tyres 255/40 ZR19 XL...
Page 445: Trailer Coupling
Only have a trailer coupling retrofitted at a qualified specialist workshop which has the necessary specialist knowledge and tools to carry out the work required. Mercedes-Benz recommends that you use a Mercedes-Benz Service Centre for this purpose. In particular, work relevant to safety or on safety-related systems must be carried out at a qualified specialist workshop.
Page 446: Frequencies For Garage Door Openers
bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Frequencies for garage door openers* Permissible rear axle load when towing a trailer Short wheelbase Long wheelbase 1370 kg 1370 kg S 280 / S 350 S 350 4MATIC / S 450 / S 500 1375 kg 1390 kg S 450 4MATIC / S 500 4MATIC 1385 kg...
Page 447 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Frequencies for garage door openers* Country Radio type approval number MHz frequency range France Article 6 of Directive 1999/5/EC R&TTE10668 13 27, 30, 40, 433, 868 May 05 French Guyana Article 6 of Directive 1999/5/EC R&TTE10668 13 27, 30, 40, 433, 868 May 05 Gibraltar...
Page 448 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 Frequencies for garage door openers* Country Radio type approval number MHz frequency range Liechtenstein Article 6 of Directive 1999/5/EC R&TTE 14357 27, 40, 433, 868 27 May 05 Lithuania Article 6 of Directive 1999/5/EC 27, 40, 433, 868 R&TTE27.4-1B-1609 6 May 05 Luxembourg Article 6 of Directive 1999/5/EC...
Page 449: 24-Ghz Radar Sensor System* (Country Overview)
bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 24-GHz radar sensor system* (country overview) Country Radio type approval number MHz frequency range Slovenia Article 6 of Directive 1999/5/EC R&TTE 27, 40, 433, 868 500-1/2005-437 9 May 05 Spain 000438/2005, 000439/2005, 000440/2005 27, 40, 433, 868 000441/2005, 000445/2005, 000446/2005 000447/2005 South Africa...
Page 450 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 24-GHz radar sensor system* (country overview) Country Radio telescope Geographic coordinates Distance to be facilities (latitude/longitude) maintained from the facility Narrabri 30°18'52"S, 149°32'56" E 10 km Canberra 35°23'54"S, 148°58'40" E 3 km Western Australia 26°37'13"S, 117°30'40" E 10 km Bahrain –...
Page 451 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 24-GHz radar sensor system* (country overview) Country Radio telescope Geographic coordinates Distance to be facilities (latitude/longitude) maintained from the facility Jordan – – – Canada – – – Croatia – – – Kuwait – – – Latvia Ventspils 57°33'12"...
Page 452 bjanott, Version: 2.11.7.7 24-GHz radar sensor system* (country overview) Country Radio telescope Geographic coordinates Distance to be facilities (latitude/longitude) maintained from the facility Slovenia – – – Spain Yebes 40°31'27" N, 03°05'22" W 15 km Robledo 40°25'38" N, 04°14'57" W 7 km South Africa –...
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