lock MERCEDES-BENZ CL COUPE 2006 Repair Manual

330 Con
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Driving systems Sw
itch ingon or off
Yo uca n onl ysw itch Night View Assist on if:
! the key isin po sition 2in the ig nition
lock
! it is dark
! thelight switc his set to *orB
or ifthe daytime drivin glights are
sw itche don
! the autom atic tr ansmission is not atR
1 Toswitch Night View Assist on or off
6 Press ro cker sw itch 1upordown.
Th eNight View Assist im ageissh own
in themu lti-fun ction disp lay. i
Theinf rare dhe adlamps only switch on
at speeds above 15 km /h.You do not therefore
ha ve full use of thev iewi ngrange and it is not
possible to checkthatNi gh tView Assist is work-
ing correc tly when theve hicle is stationary. Image in the
multi-f un ction di splay
Wh enyousw itchon Night View Assist, the
sp ee d di splay view cha nges in the multi-
fu nc tio ndispl ay. Th espeed disp lay
is shown as abar at the lower edge of the
mult i-fu nc tion display. Thero w of basic
menu sis no longe rava ilab le.If yo uwi sh to
ch an ge asettingu sing the ste ering wheel
buttons, yo umu stsw itch of fNight View
As sist. 1
Night View Assist im age
2 Speed displ ay
Ad jus ting thebr igh tnes sof themu lti-
fun ction display
1 Control knob
P5
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4.32-3396-31 P5
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Boot
! Theb oot lid swings upwards .Therefore,
ma ke sur ethatth er eis suf fici ent clearance
above the boo tlid. Opening
from the out side
You can on lyope nthe boot after unlocking
it firs t.
6 Tounlock centrally: press the Œ
button on the key. 1
Button in the handle
6 Press the button in handle 1.
Th eboot lid ope ns. Ope
ning from the outside with the key
Yo uc an unlock and open thebo ot simu lta-
neo usly with the key.
6 Press andho ld the Šbutton on the
ke y un tilthe boot lid ope ns. Closing
automatically from the outside
Yo uca nclos ethe op enboot lidf rom the
outside autom atical ly. On vehi cles with
KE YLES SGO*, youc an also lo ckyour vehi-
cle centrallya tthe same time.
i Donot leav eth eke yin theboot .Oth erwi se,
you could loc kyou rself out.
1 Closing button Boot
Op
enin gand clos ingauto matically G
Risk of poi soning Ma
kesure th attheb ootlid is alwaysclosed
when the engi neis running. Ot herwis e, ex-
haust fumesco uld ge t int othe vehicle inte-
ri or and poison you. P88.50-2738-31 G
Risk of inju ry Monitor
theboot lid closing proce dure to
make sur eth at nobody ca nbe come
trap ped. Press the closing bu tton on the
bo ot lid again orpress theŠ button
on the remote contro l to stop theclosing
pro cedu re.
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Con
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Slidin g/tilting sunroof
! Only open theslidin g/tilting sunroof if itis
fre eof snow and ice. Othe rwise, malfunc tions
ma y oc cur.Do notallow ob jects toprotrude
fro mthe sliding /tilting su nroof, as they could
damage thesea ling strips.
i Whenthes liding /tilting sunroof is open,
resona nce noise sma yoc cur as well as theusual
airflow noise s.These are cause dbysmall pres-
sure fluc tuations in thevehicle in terior. Change
th epositio nofthe sliding /tilting sunroof or
open a side wi ndow sligh tlyt o redu ceor elimi-
nat eth ese noise s.
i The sliding /tilting sunroof canalso be:
! opened fro m the out side usi ngthe "Su mmer
opening feature " (=
page 351)
! close dfrom theo utsi de using the "Conven-
ien ce cl osing feature" (= page
352)
i WhenPRE -SAFE ®
ha sb een ac tiva ted, the
sli din g/ tilting su nroo fcl oses automat icall ybut
remains sligh tly open. Op
erating th eslidi ng /tilti ng sunroof
1 To open
2 To close
3 To raise
4 To lower
6 Turn the key to position 1or 2in thei g-
nition lock. Opening
6
To open manuall y:press and hold the
swi tch in the dire cti on of ar row 1 until
the slidin g/tilti ng sunroo fan dt he co v-
er are in the desired position.
or Slidi
ng/tilting sunroof G
Risk of inju ry Neve
r leave childr en unsupe rvised in the ve-
hi cle. They could op erate theslid ing/ tilting
sunroof and injure thems elve s. Alwa ystake
the KEYLES SGO key with you when leav ing
th ev ehicle ,eve nif you areo nly leaving it for
a sh ort time. G
Risk of inju ry Make sur
ethat nobody can become trap ped
when clo sing the sl iding /tilti ng sunroof .If
da ng er threaten s,rele ase the switch and
pu sh the opening switch.
The glass in theslid ing/ tilting su nroof cou ld
smash in an acc iden t.
If yo uare not wearin gase at belt,th ere is a
danger of bei ngthrown through theop ening
in the ev ent of theve hicle ov erturning.
Th erefore, always wear a seat belt to redu ce
the risk of injuries. P77.20-2606-31
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Sl idin g/tilting sunroof
6 To ope nautom atic ally: brief lypress
the switchbeyond th epressure point in
the dire ction of arrow 1and release
it.
Th eslidi ng/tilti ng sunroof op ens to
the position atwhi chthe roof wa sla st
st opped when ope nedau tom atical ly.
To stop:
6 Press thesw itch inan ydire ction.
Th eslidin g/tilting sunroof stopsin
it s cu rrent pos itio n.
i If you press the swit chagainafter stoppi ng,
th e sliding /tilting sunroof opens comp lete ly. Clo
sing
6 Toclose ma nually:press the sw itch in
the direction of arro w 2 andho ld it un-
til the slidin g/tilti ngsunroo fisin the
desire dposition.
or
6 Toclos e autom atical ly: briefly press
the switchbeyond th epressure point in
th edi re ction of arrow 2andrelease it.
Th eslidi ng/tilti ng sunroof clos es fully. To stop:
6 Press thesw itch inan ydire ction.
Th eslidin g/tilti ng sunroof stops in
its current pos ition.
6 You can clos ethe cover by hand ifne c-
essary ( =pa ge 351). Ra
ising
Yo u ca nraise theslid ing/ tilt in gs unroof at
the re arto pr ovide venti lation.
6 Toraisema nually: press the switchin
the dire ction of arro w 3 andho ld it un-
ti lth eslid in g/ tiltin g su nroo fis in the
desired position.
6 To raise automatic ally: brief lypress
the switchbey ond thepressure point in
the dire ction of arrow 3and release
it. Lo
we ring and closing
6 To lo werm anu ally: pull out the switch
in th edi re ction of arrow 4andh old it
until th eslidin g/tilti ngsunroo fis in the
desire d position.
or 6
To lo werautomatically: briefly pull
the switchbey ond thepressure point in
th e directi onof arrow 4and release
it.
Th esli ding /tiltin gs unroof lowe rsat
the rear andcloses fully. Ra
inclo sing feat ure
Th es lidi ng /tilti ng sunroof clos es auto-
ma tically when theign itio nkey is remo ved
an dth eve hicle islock ed :
! if it start sto rain
! atext reme outside temperat ures
! afte r 6 hours
! ifthere arevoltage supply ma lfunctions
Th es lidin g/tilting sunroo fthen raises at
the rea rto conti nueto ventil ate the ve hicle
interior.
! The sliding /tilting su nroof opens again
sligh tly if it is closed using the rain closing fea-
tu re and is obstruc ted. Th erain closing feature
is then deac tivated. 216_R
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Slidin g/tilting sunroof i
Thes lidi ng/tilting sunroof does not clos e if:
! it is rais edatthe rear
! it is blocked
! there is no rain on thewi ndsc reen (e.g.be-
ca use the veh icle is un der a bridge or in a
car por t) Opening
andclo sing the cover
Th eco ver is used to pr otect yo ufrom sun-
li ght. When yo uop en the sliding/tilting
su nroof, the cover mov esback with it.
Wh en the slidin g/tilting sunroof isclos ed
or rai sedatt herear, youcan ope nor close
the cov erma nual ly. Resettin
gthe slidi ng /tilting sunroof
Th e slidin g/tilti ngsunroo fmu st be reset
if:
! the slidin g/tiltin gsunroof was closed
manually (eme rgency operat ion)
( = page 473)
! itis onl y po ssible to open the slidin g/
tilti ngsunroof with ajerk
! ther eha s been amalfu nc tion !
Donot open thes liding /tilting sunroof com-
pletely if it has not bee nres et.You could ot her-
wise da magethe sliding /tilting sunroof.
6 Makesure theke yis in po sition 1or 2
in theign itio nlock.
6 Press andho ldthesw itch inthe di rec-
tion of arrow 3unti lth esl idin g/tilting
su nroof isfully raised atthe rear.
6 Keep the switc hpressed forone sec-
ond longe r.
6 Checkwh ethe rth eslid ing/ tilt in g su n-
roof can be opene dor clos edfully
again ( =page 349).
6 Ifitcannot, res etthe sliding/tilting
su nroo fagai n.
In warm we ather, youc an venti late theve-
hicl ebe fore a journey .To do this, the fol-
lo wi ng ar eoperat edsimul tane ou sly using
the remo te control:
! the sliding/ tilt in g su nroof op ens
! The side windows are opened
! The driver’s seat ve ntilation *is
sw itche don
i The sum mer ope ningfunc tion can only be
operated using the remot eco ntrol. 6
Point the key atthe driver’s door han-
dle asillust rated.
6 Unlock the veh icle usin gthe Πbut-
ton on th ekey.
6 Keep the button pressed until the side
wi nd ows and the slidin g/tilti ng sun-
roof have reac he d the des iredposition. Su
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Sl idin g/tilting sunroof
Whe nyo u lock the vehicle, you can close
the side windows andt he slidi ng/tilting
su nroof simulta neou sly. With
thekey
6 Point the key atthedri ver’s door han-
dle asillustrated.
6 Press the ‹button to lock the vehi-
cle.
6 Keep the button pressed until the side
windows and the slidi ng/tilti ng sun-
roof have clos edfully.
6 Make sure that allth eside windows
an d the slidi ng/tilti ng sunroof are
close d. Wit
hKE YLESS GO*
1 Sensor surface on th edoor hand le
6 Tou chthe sensor until the side win-
dows and th e slid ing/tilting sunroof
ha ve clos ed fully.
i Makesure that you onlytouc h the sens or
surfac e.
6 Make sure that allt he side wi ndows
an dth eslidi ng/tilti ng sunroof are
closed. Co
nveni ence cl osing G
Risk of inj ury Make
sure that nobody can beco metrap ped
as you close the side window san dthe
sl id ing/ tilting sunroof .Pr oc ee das follow sif
da nger threat ens:
With thekey:
! Releas ethe ‹ button.
! Keep the Πbutton pressed unt il
th es idew indows and the slid ing/ tilting
su nroof have opened again.
Wi th KEYL ESSGO *:
! Release the senso ron the door handle.
! Pull the door handle andh old it firml y.
Th es ide windo wsandth esliding /tilting
sunroof* open. P8
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Loadin gand stowing
i You will find an over view of the stowage
compar tmentson ( =page 22). Gl
ov eco mp artm ent
1 Toopen the gl ovecomp artment
2 Tounlo ck
3 Tolock
The glove compar tmentc an belock ed
an du nloc ked using th eeme rgen cy key
el em ent (
= pa ge 470).
6 Toopen: press button 1.
6 Toclos e:fol dth ecov erupwa rds.
6 Tolock: inse rt th eeme rgen cykey ele-
me nt into the lock and tur nito ne qu ar-
ter tur nclockwi se.
6 To unlo ck:insert the emerge ncy key
elemen t into the lock and turn itone
quar tertu rn ant i-cl oc kw ise. Specta
cles comp artment
Yo uca nst or esp ecta cles in the overhead
control pane l.
1 Toopen the specta cles co mpartme nt
6 To ope n:press mark1 .
6 Toclos e:fold the spect acles compar t-
me ntupwa rds untilit en gage s. Stowage
comp artments G
Risk of inju ry The
stow ageco mpartme ntsmustbe close d
when item sarestored in them.
Lu ggage nets are notdesigned tosecure
heav yitems ofluggage. Sh arp-e dged and
fr agi leobjects mustnot be car ried inthe
lu ggage net.
Yo uor oth ervehic leocc upants cou ldbe in-
jur ed by objec tsbei ngthrown around ifyo u:
! brak esh arply
! chan ge di rection suddenly
! havean acc ident P68.00-4343-31 P68.00-4344-31216_R
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Features
1 Retainer
2 Mirror cover
3 Mirror light
4 Card hol der
6 Fold th esu nvisor do wn.
6 Raisemirror cover 2ifdesired. i
If thesu nis daz zlin gyo ufrom the side ,you
ca n unclip thesu nviso r from retainer 1and fold
it to the side.
1 Slid er
2 Cover
6 Toopen: slideco ver 2forw ards by
the mark.
6 Toremo vethe insert: push slider 1
in the ashtrayhousi ngto the le ft.
Th eas htray pop sout of the holde r.
6 Remo vetheinsert upwards.
6 Toreplace the inse rt: push the inse rt
in to the holder until it engage sin place. Fr
ont cen treconsole
1 Cigarette lighter
6 Toswitcho n:ma kesure that the key
is in po sition 2in the ig nitio nlock. Fea
tures Su
nvisors G
Risk of accide nt Ke
ep the mi rror si n the sunviso rs covered
while drivin g. Yo uc ould ot herwis e be daz-
zl ed by refle cted light,thereb yendange ring
you rselfand ot hers.
P68.60-2141-31 Ashtray*
P68.00-4353-31 Ciga
rette ligh ter*
(s mo kingpacka ge) G
Riskofinju ry and fi re On
ly hold thehot cigar ette li ghter byits
kn ob .O therwi se ,yo umi gh tbu rn yours elf.
Ma kesure thatchildr en trav elli ng in the ve-
hi cle are nota bleto in jure them selves on
th ehot cigarette lighter or causea fire by
handl ing it.
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Fea tures
6 Pressciga rette li ghter1 .
Cigarette lighter 1will pop out auto-
mat ical ly wh en the heat ing elem entis
red-h ot.
The sock etsca nbe used fo rac cess ories
wi th ama ximum power con sump tion of
18 0w atts.
6 Make sure the key is in po sition 2in
the ignition lock. Cen
tre co nsole
The 12V so cket is lo cated inthefron t cen-
tr e co nsol e.
1 12 V socket Ve
hicle swith the smoking pa ckage* have
ac igar ette lighter in the centre console in-
ste adofthe 12Vsocket.
Th ecool ing outpu tof the coolbox depends
on th eam bient te mperatur ean d the cool-
in g leve lse lect ed.
i When you switch on the coolbox, you must
wait a sh ortwhile until cooling be gins.
If a larg enumb erofcurrent consumers
ar es witched on or the batt eryis not su ffi-
ci en tly cha rged ,the coolb oxredu ces its
co oling outpu tor switch esitsel fof f. You
wil lbe alerted to this bythe flas hing indi-
ca tor lamp in the switch .C ool ingw ill
sw itch back onwhen there is suffici ent
vol tage again. 1
Toset the te mperature
2 Handle
3 Toswitch cooling on or off Opening the
coolbox
6 Pull ha ndle2 on the cover.
6 Fold the cover forward. Switc
hing on cooling
6 Pres sswi tch 3to ON.
Th ein di ca tor lamp in the switch flashes
fo r ap proximatel y30se conds and then
lights upconstantl y. 12 V
sock ets
P68.00-4355-31 Coolbox*
G
Risk of fire Do
not cov erthe coolbox ventilation grille in
th e boot and do not ca rry an y fl am mable
su bs tanc es inthe boot,o therwi se there is a
ri sk of fire. P86.61-2058-31216_R
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Fea tures
i Toensu re op timum mobile phon ere ce ption
qu ality in the vehicle and minim ise the mutu alin-
te rfere ncebet ween the vehicle ele ctro nics and
mo bile phones, Mercedes-Benz re comme nds
using an approv edexterior aerial. Anexterior
ae rial conduc tsthe elec tromagnetic fields emit-
te d by themo bile phone tothe ou tsidean dthe
field stre ng th inside theve hicle decreasesi n
compari son wit hoperation wit hout an ext erior
ae rial.
i Variou smobile phone bracket sare available
for installa tion in your vehicle. You can obt ain
th ese bra cketsfrom a qualified spe cialist work-
shop, e.g. a Mercedes-Benz Service Centre .The
fu nc tions and servi cesa vailable when you use
th e phone depend on your mo bile ph onem odel
and your service prov ider. Th
ebracket is in the centre armrest.
6 Ope nthe telephone com partment
( = page 356).
Inserti ngamo bile phonein to the bracket
If
th emo bile ph oneisinse rted inthe
bra cket, youca n onl yspeak to the person
yo uare callin gi nh ands-fre emo de.
! Donotat temp tto remo vethemo bile phone
and the bracket toget her.Yo uco uld ot he rwi se
damag ethe brac ket.
6 Ifth ereis one, remo vethe ro undco ver
on th eback of the mobi leph one and
keep it in asa fe place. Read the mobile
phone op erating inst ructions. Exa
mple
1 Toengage the mobile phone
2 Con nector conta ct
3 Brac ket
6 Slide the bottom endof the mobile
ph one into lu gs2 of br acket 3.
6 Pressthe front of themo bile phone in
the directi onofarro w 1 until it eng ag-
es in bra cket 3 .
Th emo bile ph oneis co nnected to
th eh ands-fre esyst em an dth emult i-
fu nction stee ring wh eel.
Th ebat tery is charged dep ending on
the cha rgest at us and the pos itio n of
the key in the ignition lock .The
progres sof th ech arging process is
sh own in the mobile phonedispl ay. G
Risk of inj ury Ex
cessive elec troma gnetic radiat ion ca n
co nstitute ahealth ha zard to your selfand
others .Use of anexterior aerial give scon-
side ration to sci entific discussion su rround-
in g th ep ossible healthrisk posed by
elec trom agne tic fie lds.
prov isio nal exa mple il lust ra tion 216_R
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