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Opening and closing
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* N N O O TE TE Damage to the so top due to
heavy objects
Heavy, pointed or sharp-edged objects placed
on the so top may damage it.
Do not place any heavy objects on the
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so top.
Do not sit on the so top.
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Multimedia system:
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Settings
Vehicle
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Open/close
Soft top operation
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Alternatively, press the y button on the
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control panel below the central display.
A selection bar with a button will appear.
Opening or closing the he so so t t op op
Opening or closing t
For safety reasons, Mercedes-Benz recommends
opening or closing the so top when the vehicle is
stationary.
To open or close the so top while you are driving,
do not exceed a maximum speed of 50 km/h. To
avoid interrupting the closing process while you
are slightly exceeding this speed, do not drive at a
speed greater than 60 km/h.
Make sure that the boot separator is closed.
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T T o open t
o open the he so so t t op:
op: press the button, slide it
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to the right and hold it down until the process
is completed.
While the so top is moving, the blue LED on
the control panel will ash.
T T o close t
o close the he so so t t op:
op: press the button, slide it
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to the le and hold it down until the process is
completed.
While the so top is moving, the blue LED on
the control panel will ash.
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If the MBUX multimedia system is equipped
with a large central display (11.9"), you can
automatically set the display to the inclined
position when the so top is open .
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You can also open or close the so top via the
y button (
page 94).
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Opening or closing t
Opening or closing the boo
he boot separ
t separat ator or
The boot separator covers luggage or loads in the
boot.
The boot separator will automatically close when
the so top is opened.
* N N O O TE TE Damage to the so top or loads due
to long objects
The so top or the load may be damaged
when the so top is open.
Do not place objects that are too long in
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or behind the side luggage nets when the
boot separator partition is open.
Make sure that the load does not push
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the boot separator upwards.
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