Electric Sliding Door - Mercedes-Benz Sprinter Operating Instructions Manual

Opening and closing from the outside
The sliding door is equipped with an active
retainer, which engages the door at the end stop
when opened.
Your vehicle may be equipped with a long
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sliding door with an intermediate detent.
You can also lock the sliding door in place
around halfway when opening and closing. If
you do this, the door does not have to be
opened fully when getting into or out of the
vehicle. The sliding door is not fully engaged
when in the intermediate detent.
X
To open: pull door handle :.
The sliding door opens.
X
Push back the sliding door using door han-
dle : until it engages.
X
Check the sliding door detent.
X
To close: slide the sliding door firmly for-
wards by handle : until it closes.
Opening and closing from the inside
Interior door handle on the sliding door
The sliding door is equipped with an active
retainer, which engages the door at the end stop
when opened.

Electric sliding door

You can only open a sliding door from the inside
if the child-proof locks have not been activated.
Locking knob = pops up when you open a
locked door. Only this sliding door is unlocked.
The other doors remain locked.
i Your vehicle may be equipped with a long
sliding door with an intermediate detent.
You can also lock the sliding door in place
around halfway when opening and closing. If
you do this, the door does not have to be
opened fully when getting into or out of the
vehicle. The sliding door is not fully engaged
when in the intermediate detent.
X
To open: press button :.
X
Slide the sliding door by handle ; back to the
stop.
X
Check the sliding door detent.
The sliding door must be engaged.
X
To close: slide the sliding door firmly for-
wards by door handle ; until it engages.
Electrical closing assist
If your vehicle is fitted with electrical closing
assist, you will require less force to close the
sliding door.
Electric sliding door
Important safety notes
G
WARNING
When you open the sliding door, the sliding
door could hit other people as it moves back-
wards. There is a risk of injury.
Only open the sliding door when traffic con-
ditions permit.
G
WARNING
Obstacle detection does not react to soft,
light and thin objects, such as small fingers.
These or other parts of the body could be
pressed against the door frame, for instance.
Obstacle detection cannot prevent entrap-
ment in these instances. There is a risk of
injury.
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