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Enlarging the load compartment
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Folding down the front-passenger seat
backrest (using the handwheel)
Seat with a handwheel
X
Turn handwheel : forward.
Folding back the front-passenger seat
backrest
Please note
G
WARNING
If the seat backrest is not engaged, it may
fold forwards, e.g. during braking or in
the event of an accident.
As a result, a backrest which is not
R
engaged would press you into the seat
belt. The seat belt cannot perform its
intended protective function and could
additionally cause injury.
The backrest cannot restrain objects or
R
loads in the boot.
This poses an increased risk of injury.
Before every journey, make sure that the
backrest is engaged as described.
Folding back the front-passenger seat
backrest (using the lever)
X
Pull lever :.
X
Push the seat backrest back at the same
time until it engages.
Folding back the front-passenger seat
backrest (using the handwheel)
X
Turn handwheel : backwards.
Adjusting the angle of the rear seat
backrests (cargo position)
X
Release right-hand or left-hand seat
backrest ;.
X
Fold right-hand or left-hand seat back-
rest ; slightly forwards.
X
Fold seat backrest catch : forwards.
X
Fold right-hand or left-hand seat back-
rest ; back to seat backrest catch :
until it engages.
Folding seat cushions forwards
(readyspace seats)
G
WARNING
If you rotate the rear seat cushion when
the cargo box is removed, you or other
vehicle occupants could be caught in the
seat mechanism. There is a risk of injury.
Only rotate the seat cushion if the cargo
box is fitted. Ensure that no parts of the
body are in the immediate vicinity of
moving parts.
!
Do not fold the rear seat backrests for-
wards if the rear seat cushions have been
rotated. Otherwise, the rear seat backr-
ests may be damaged.
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