Users Manual

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Users Manual

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Controls in detail Opening and closing Opening and closing You will find detailed information Key about your vehicle's functions in The vehicle's equipment includes the "Controls in detail" section. You two keys. Emergency key element P 80.35-2083-31 will find this section most useful if release catches 4 have different you are already familiar with the ba- colours to help distinguish between sic functions of your vehicle. the two keys. If you are not yet familiar with the The key allows you to unlock the ve- basic functions, the "Getting start- hicle from some distance. Only use ed" section will provide you with the key in the immediate vicinity of more information. You will find the the vehicle, to prevent theft. Key reference to the appropriate page no. at the start of each section. The key locks and unlocks the fol- 1 Battery check lamp lowing centrally: 2 ‹ Locking button 앫 the doors 3 Š Boot unlocking button 앫 the boot lid 4 Emergency key element 앫 the fuel filler flap release catch 5 Œ Unlocking button 82 1 / 15 online version (Edition C, 01/02)

Controls in detail Opening and closing ! Factory setting Locking the vehicle centrally Do not expose the key to high 왘 Press the ‹ button. Unlocking the vehicle centrally levels of electromagnetic radia- The turn signals flash three tion. Doing so may cause it to 왘 Press the Œ button. times if the doors and boot are function erratically. The turn signals flash once. closed. The anti-theft alarm system* The active drive authorisation (EDW) is switched off. system and the anti-theft alarm system* (ATA) are activated. If you do not open either a door or the boot lid after you have unlocked your vehicle, it will relock itself after Risk of accident G approximately 40 seconds. Do not leave children alone in the vehicle. They could open a door from the inside and thereby endan- ger themselves or others. online version (Edition C, 01/02) 2 / 15 83

Controls in detail Opening and closing Individual settings The key will then function as fol- Restoring the factory setting lows: If you frequently drive alone, you 왘 Press both the Œ and ‹ may wish to change the function of buttons simultaneously for Unlocking the driver's door the key. Pressing the Œ button about 6 seconds until battery will then only unlock the driver's 왘 Press the Œ button once. check lamp 1 flashes twice. door and the fuel filler flap. 왘 Press both the Œ and ‹ Unlocking the vehicle centrally buttons simultaneously for 왘 Press the Œ button twice. about 6 seconds until battery check lamp 1 flashes twice. Locking the vehicle centrally 왘 Press the ‹ button. 84 3 / 15 online version (Edition C, 01/02)

Controls in detail Opening and closing 왘 Checking the battery i Lift up the boot lid. 왘 Press the Œ or ‹ button. If the vehicle was previously The vehicle must be unlocked. The battery check lamp lights locked centrally, it is only nec- up briefly if the battery is suffi- essary to close the boot lid ! ciently charged. If the battery is again. It will then be locked au- Do not place the key in the open not sufficiently charged, prob- tomatically. boot. There is a risk of being lem-free key operation can no locked out. longer be guaranteed. Change Opening the boot lid the batteries immediately The handle is located in the recess (컄 page 402). for the rear licence plate. Unlocking the boot lid You can unlock the boot separately. P 80.20-2344-31 왘 Press and hold the Š button until the boot unlocks. ! The boot lid automatically swings upwards. Always ensure that there is sufficient clear- ance. online version (Edition C, 01/02) 4 / 15 85

Controls in detail Opening and closing Locking the boot separately 왘 Turn the key clockwise to posi- 왘 Point the tip of the key at the tion 2. driver's door handle. 왘 Close the boot lid. The boot remains locked, even if 왘 Unlock the vehicle and hold 왘 Remove the emergency key ele- ment from the key the vehicle is unlocked central- down the Œ button until the (컄 page 400). ly. side windows and the sliding/ tilting sunroof* are opened to 왘 Insert the emergency key ele- i the required position. ment in the boot lock. If the boot has been locked sep- arately, it is only possible to un- i lock it using the emergency key The summer opening function element. can only be operated using the key's infra-red connection. Summer opening/convenience closing feature Convenience closing feature P 80.20-2345-31 The sliding/tilting sunroof* or the Summer opening: panorama sliding sunroof* and the The sliding/tilting sunroof* or the side windows are closed. panorama sliding sunroof* and the 1 To unlock side windows are opened and the 2 To lock ventilation* for the driver's seat is switched on. 86 5 / 15 online version (Edition C, 01/02)

Controls in detail Opening and closing 왘 Lock the vehicle and hold down ! KEYLESS GO* the ‹ button until the side When you touch the door handle, Do not expose the KEYLESS GO windows and the sliding/tilting your vehicle checks whether the key to high levels of electromag- sunroof* are completely closed. key you have is the correct one for netic radiation. Doing so may Or using KEYLESS GO*: your vehicle. cause it to function erratically. 왘 Lock the vehicle. If the key is the correct one, your Points to bear in mind 왘 Press and hold the locking but- vehicle unlocks 앫 Always carry the KEYLESS GO ton on the door handle until the 앫 the doors side windows and the sliding/ key on your person. 앫 the boot lid tilting sunroof* are completely 앫 Never store the KEYLESS GO closed. 앫 the fuel filler flap key together with Before leaving the vehicle, ensure 앫 electronic equipment such that all the side windows and the Risk of accident G as a mobile phone or anoth- sliding/tilting sunroof* are proper- er KEYLESS GO key, ly closed. Do not leave children alone in the 앫 metallic objects such as vehicle. They could open a door coins or foil, Risk of injury G from the inside and thereby endan- ger themselves or others. since this could impair its effec- tiveness. Monitor the closing procedure to en- sure that nobody can become trapped. online version (Edition C, 01/02) 6 / 15 87

Controls in detail Opening and closing 앫 To lock or unlock the vehicle 앫 This does not apply if the selec- 앫 If the KEYLESS GO key is re- from the outside using the tor lever is still in position P af- moved from the vehicle while KEYLESS GO key, the key must ter the engine has started. The the ignition is on and a door is be up to a metre away from the key then has priority over the open, i.e. if the passenger door or boot. KEYLESS GO function and the leaves the vehicle with the vehicle electronics will be set in KEYLESS GO key, the following 앫 To start the engine with the accordance with the key posi- message will appear in the mul- KEYLESS GO button, tion. This means that the engine ti-function display as you pull 앫 the KEYLESS GO key must may be stopped. away: Key not recognised! be in the vehicle and 앫 If the KEYLESS GO key is re- 앫 If the KEYLESS GO key is in the 앫 all the doors must be closed. moved from the vehicle (in lug- vehicle, the vehicle can be start- 앫 If you have started the engine gage or an article of clothing, for ed at any time. If you have for- using the KEYLESS GO button, it instance), it will no longer be gotten the KEYLESS GO key, is only possible to stop the en- possible to lock or start the ve- you will see the following mes- gine in the same way, even if hicle. sage in the multi-function dis- you have inserted the key into play when you lock the vehicle: the ignition lock in the mean- Key recognised in vehic- time. le! 88 7 / 15 online version (Edition C, 01/02)

Controls in detail Opening and closing Factory setting Unlocking the boot lid i You can unlock the boot separately. If the vehicle was previously Unlocking the vehicle centrally 왘 Press and hold the Š button locked centrally, it is only nec- 왘 Pull the door handle. essary to close the boot lid until the boot unlocks. again. It will then be locked au- Locking the vehicle centrally ! tomatically. 왘 Press the locking button on the The boot lid automatically If you have left the KEYLESS GO door handle or the boot. swings upwards. Always ensure key in the vehicle, the boot will that there is sufficient clear- not close. ance. online version (Edition C, 01/02) 8 / 15 89

Controls in detail Opening and closing Locking the vehicle Closing the side windows and Opening the doors from the the sliding sunroof inside 왘 Press and hold either the lok- You can open a door from the inside king button on the door at any time, even if it has been (컄 page 51) or on the boot lid locked. until the side windows and the sliding sunroof are closed. P 72.10-2361-31 P 80.20-2349-31 Risk of injury G Make sure that nobody can be 1 Boot locking button trapped as you close the side win- Press the locking button on the dows or the sliding sunroof. door (컄 page 51) or on the boot lid. Proceed as follows if there is a risk of somebody becoming trapped: 앫 Release the locking button. 1 Locking knob 2 Inside door handle 앫 Pull the door handle and hold it firmly. The side windows open. 왘 Pull door handle 2. If the door was locked, locking knob 1 rises. 90 9 / 15 online version (Edition C, 01/02)

Controls in detail Opening and closing Opening the boot from the Opening the boot lid Boot lid remote control* inside 왘 Pull switch 1. The boot lid remote control switch The indicator lamp in the button is located on the driver's door. Boot lid remote opening lights up. It remains lit until you The boot remote opening switch is close the boot again. located on the driver's door. i P 54.25-2582-31 The boot lid automatically swings upwards. Always ensure P 54.25-2581-31 that there is sufficient clear- ance. If the boot lid does not open, it is because it has been locked sepa- 1 Remote control switch rately (컄 page 86). 1 Remote opening switch online version (Edition C, 01/02) 10 / 15 91

Controls in detail Opening and closing Opening the boot lid Boot lid opening limiter 왘 Press and hold boot closing switch 1 in the boot lid again for 왘 Pull remote control switch 1 un- If you activate the boot lid opening approximately 5 seconds. til the boot starts to open. limiter, the boot lid will only open The boot lid opens automatical- level with the height of the roof The opening limiter is deactivat- ly. ed. The indicator lamp in the button lights up. It remains lit until you close the boot again. P 72.20-2174-31 i The boot lid swings upwards. Al- ways ensure that there is suffi- cient clearance. Pull or press the remote control switch to stop the opening procedure. 1 Boot closing switch 왘 Press and hold boot closing If the boot lid does not open, it is because it has been locked sepa- switch 1 in the boot lid for ap- rately (컄 page 86). proximately 5 seconds. The opening limiter is activated. 92 11 / 15 online version (Edition C, 01/02)

Controls in detail Opening and closing Closing the boot lid Vehicles with boot remote control* Risk of injury G Closing from the inside Monitor the closing procedure to en- sure that nobody can become P 72.20-2173 왘 Press and hold the remote con- trapped. Release the boot remote trol switch until the indicator control switch to stop the closing light in the switch goes out and procedure. the boot lid is closed. If the boot lid touches an object at the top of its range of movement, e.g. luggage which is piled too high, 1 Recess the closing procedure is interrupted 왘 Pull the boot lid down firmly us- and the boot re-opens slightly. ing recess 1. If necessary, push the boot lid shut from the outside, pressing down on the edges. online version (Edition C, 01/02) 12 / 15 93

Controls in detail Opening and closing Closing from the outside 왘 Press closing switch 1 briefly. ! The boot lid closes automatical- Do not place the key in the open ly. boot. There is a risk of being If the boot lid touches an object at locked out. P 72.20-2174-31 the top of its range of movement, If a KEYLESS GO key* has been e.g. luggage which is piled too high, left in the vehicle, the boot lid the closing procedure is interrupted will not close. and the boot re-opens slightly. Risk of injury G 1 Boot closing switch Monitor the closing procedure to en- sure that nobody can become trapped. Press the boot lid remote control switch of the Š button on the key to stop the closing proce- dure. 94 13 / 15 online version (Edition C, 01/02)

Controls in detail Opening and closing Automatic locking Locking and unlocking the The central locking button is on the vehicle from the inside centre console. The doors and the boot lid lock au- tomatically after the vehicle has You can lock or unlock the vehicle pulled away. centrally from inside using the cen- P 54-25-2793-31 tral locking button. You can open a door from the inside at any time, even if it has been i locked. You can open a door from the in- i side at any time, even if it has been locked. The doors unlock automatically in an accident if the force of the If the vehicle was locked using impact exceeds a predeter- the key or the KEYLESS GO func- Central locking button mined level. tion, the central locking button does not work. 1 To lock The vehicle is locked automati- 2 Indicator lamp cally when the ignition is 3 To unlock switched on and the vehicle is moving. You may switch off the automatic locking function using the operat- ing system (컄 page 144). online version (Edition C, 01/02) 14 / 15 95

Controls in detail Opening and closing Locking the vehicle 왘 Press central locking button 1. Risk of accident G P 80.20-2346-31 The vehicle locks if all the doors Never leave children unsupervised are closed. in the vehicle. They could open a door from the inside and thereby en- To unlock danger themselves or others. 왘 Press central locking button 3. Locking the vehicle from the The vehicle unlocks. boot* i You can lock vehicles with the boot 1 Central locking switch The vehicle will not unlock if you lid remote control feature* and 왘 Press button 1. have previously locked it cen- KEYLESS GO* centrally using a The vehicle locks centrally. trally from the outside. switch in the boot lid. 96 15 / 15 online version (Edition C, 01/02)


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