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Opening the luggage compartment
1.
Stand in the centre behind the vehicle, ap‐
proximately an arm's length away from the
rear of the vehicle.
2.
Kick your foot as far as possible underneath
the vehicle and immediately pull it back. Your
leg must move across the ranges of both
sensors.
Before the luggage compartment opens, the
hazard warning lights will flash.
Moving the foot again will stop the opening pro‐
cedure. The subsequent foot movement will
close the luggage compartment again.
Closing the luggage compartment
Perform the foot movement for opening the lug‐
gage compartment.
The hazard warning lights flash and an acoustic
signal sounds.
Moving the foot again will stop the closing opera‐
tion. The subsequent foot movement will open
the luggage compartment again.
System limits
Detection of foot movement may be restricted
by the following external circumstances:
▷
Ice, snow or slush on the rear of the vehicle.
▷
Dirt or road salt on the rear of the vehicle.
Movement in the vicinity of the sensors may
cause the luggage compartment to open unin‐
tentionally, for example if water flows underneath
the vehicle during cleaning or in heavy rain. To
prevent the luggage compartment from opening
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Opening and closing
unintentionally, make sure that the vehicle key is
far enough away from the rear of the vehicle.
Malfunction
In the event of an electrical fault, operate the un‐
locked luggage compartment manually with a
slow and smooth motion.
Luggage compartment emergency
release
Pull the handle in the luggage compartment.
The luggage compartment is unlocked.
Key card
Principle
The Key Card can be used to lock, unlock and
start the vehicle.
General
A digital key that has already been paired with
the vehicle is installed on the Key Card. The digi‐
tal key must be activated via iDrive.
When you exit the vehicle, deactivate the Key
Card or take the Key Card with you, as it can be
used to start the vehicle when activated. Always
take the vehicle key with you to a service ap‐
pointment.
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