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Driver cockpit
Using the bottom standard berth/uphol‐
stered stowage space
& WARNING Risk of injury or death if the
berth is used while the vehicle is in
motion
Any vehicle occupant using a berth while the
vehicle is in motion cannot be restrained
properly.
Use the berth only when the vehicle is
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parked.
* NOTE Damage to the berth and seats
Make sure that the berth does not come into
contact with the seats when it is folded up
and down.
If it does, both components could be dam‐
aged.
Fold the backrests of the driver's and
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front passenger seats forwards or move
the seats further forwards.
Folding the berth down
Vehicles with bottom standard berth: Move or
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fold the backrests of the driver's and front
passenger seats forwards.
If necessary, slide the driver's and front
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passenger seats an adequate distance for‐
wards.
Push the berth against the rear panel and
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hold it in place.
Rotate the hooks
1
by 90° and detach them
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from wall brackets 2.
Swing the berth down.
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Folding the berth upwards
Fold the berth upwards, press it against the
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rear panel and hold it in place.
Rotate the hooks
1
by 90° and clip them
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into wall brackets 2.
Bottom standard berth, partitioned
& WARNING Risk of injury or death if the
berth is used while the vehicle is in
motion
Any vehicle occupant using a berth while the
vehicle is in motion cannot be restrained
properly.
Use the berth only when the vehicle is
#
parked.
* NOTE Damage to the berth and seats
Make sure that the berth does not come into
contact with the seats when it is folded up
and down.
If it does, both components could be dam‐
aged.
Fold the backrests of the driver's and
#
front passenger seats forwards or move
the seats further forwards.
Folding the berth down
Move or fold the backrests of the driver's and
#
front passenger seats forwards.
If necessary, slide the driver's and front
#
passenger seats an adequate distance for‐
wards.
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