Loading And Stowing - Mercedes-Benz E-Class 2009 Owner's Manual

Wind deflector ; extends. The head
restraints on the rear bench seats and AIR-
CAP draught stop = move to the centre posi-
tion simultaneously.
If one or two passengers in the rear compart-
ment then fasten their seat belts, the head
restraints in the rear bench seats and AIRCAP
draught stop = move to the upper position.
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If, when AIRCAP is extended, you park
your vehicle with the soft top down and
remove the key, the wind deflector and the
head restraints in the rear compartment
retract automatically. When you return to
your vehicle and start the engine again, the
wind deflector and the head restraints in
the rear compartment are extended again.
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AIRCAP cannot be extended or retracted
if the vehicle speed exceeds 160 km/h.

Loading and stowing

Retracting AIRCAP
Turn the key to position 2 in the ignition
X
lock.
Press button :.
X
The two indicator lamps on the AIRCAP but-
ton go out. Wind deflector ; retracts. The
head restraints on the rear bench seats and
AIRCAP draught stop = move to the low-
est position simultaneously.
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If there are passengers wearing seat belts
in the rear compartment, the head
restraints on the rear bench seats and the
AIRCAP draught stop remain in the upper
position.
Retracting the head restraints on the
rear bench seats from the driver's seat
To improve the rear view, you can retract the
head restraints on the rear bench seats indi-
vidually ( page 69). The wind deflector
Y
remains in its current position.
Loading and stowing
Loading guidelines (Coupé)
G
Risk of injury
Secure and position the load as described in
the loading guidelines.
Otherwise, vehicle occupants could
be injured by the load being thrown around in
the event of sharp braking, a sudden change
in direction or an accident.
You will find further information in the "Secur-
ing a load" section.
Even if you follow all the loading guidelines,
the load will increase the risk of injury in the
event of an accident.
G Risk of poisoning
Keep the boot lid closed while the vehicle is
in operation. Otherwise, you could be pois-
oned by exhaust fumes entering the vehicle.
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