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Key, Marco Polo
There are two additional keys provided along
with the vehicle keys. Each of these keys locks
and unlocks the lid of the fresh water tank
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Pop-up roof
Important safety notes
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WARNING
If the closed pop-up roof is not locked, it could
open or even be torn off while driving. You
could then lose control of the vehicle and
endanger other road users. There is a risk of
an accident and injury.
Only drive with a fully closed and locked pop-
up roof.
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The open pop-up roof increases the contact
area for wind. In strong or gusty winds, an
opened pop-up roof may be damaged. There-
fore, always park the vehicle so that the rear
of the vehicle faces the wind and as far as
possible is not in a crosswind.
Ensure that there is sufficient clearance when
opening the pop-up roof.
Your vehicle may be equipped with either a man-
ual or an electric (EASY-UP) pop-up roof. The
pop-up roof has two reading lamps and a side
window that you can open partially or fully using
the corresponding zipper.
Manual pop-up roof
G
WARNING
Body parts could become trapped when clos-
ing the pop-up roof. There is a risk of injury.
When closing, make sure that no-one has any
parts of the body within the closing area. Do
not reach into the roof mechanism. If some-
one becomes trapped, open the pop-up roof
immediately.
G
WARNING
If the opened pop-up roof is not secured it
could drop and trap you or other people. There
is a risk of injury.
Always open or close the pop-up roof fully and
make sure it is locked.
When opening and closing the pop-up roof,
there is a slight drop or increase in pressure in
the vehicle.
Therefore, always open a window or door before
you operate the pop-up roof. The bellows could
otherwise be damaged.
Roof lock (example: co-driver's side)
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To raise: open a window or door.
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Press button ; on the roof lock on both the
driver's and co-driver's side and fold han-
dle : upwards.
The pop-up roof is released.
Pop-up roof
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