seats MERCEDES-BENZ S CLASS 2018 User Guide

Extending th e outer re ar seat head re st ra ints
to th e last sto re d position
Re qu irements:R
The po we r supply is switched on.
This function is av ailable on ve hicles with electri‐
cally adjus ta ble re ar seats.

Ad justing the ou te r luxury head re st ra ints of
th e re ar seats mechanically

Overview of massa ge and wo rk out prog ra ms
The fo llowing massage prog ra m can be selected:
Massage prog ra m fo r the front seats Fu nction
Hot Re laxing Massage fo r bac kR elaxing massage prog ra m st arting in th e pelvic area. Wa rm pressure points can be fe lt, full back massage,
st re tching th e pelvic area. Ending with ge ntle stro king motions.
Hot Re laxing Massage fo r shoulder sR elaxing massage prog ra m st arting in th e shoulder area. Wa rm pressure points can be fe lt, full twin-w av e
back massage, st re tching th e shoulder area. Ending with ge ntle stro king motions.
Ac tivating Massa ge Ac tivating ba ck massa ge with inc re asing twin-w ave s and th en soo th ing mo ve ments.
Classic Massa ge Massage with increasing twin-w ave s and soo th ing mo ve ments.
Mobilizing Massa ge Mobilization of th e spinal column and th e comple te upper body by means of a pressu re point mobilizing
massage at ch est height.
Ac tive Wo rk out prog ra ms
The Ac tive Wo rk out programs re qu ire yo ur act iv e
co-operation and are a co nve nient wa y of exe r‐ cising yo ur abdomen and back muscles during a
traf fi c jam, fo r ex ample, by te nsing and re leasing
th e specific muscle groups. Te nsing and re leas‐ ing also helps to impr ove blood fl ow to yo ur
muscles. Press against a pressure point as soon
as yo u fe el it.10 6
Seats and stow ing

The fo llowing Ac tive Wo rk out prog ra ms can be selected:
Wo rk out prog ra mF unction
Ac tive Wo rk out To st imulate th e muscles in yo ur abdomen and back: press against th e pressure points in th e backrest.
Ke ep th e pressure under yo ur fe et eve n. Continue to breathe normally; do not hold yo ur breath.
When th e pressure in th e seat backrest re cedes, st op pressing against it and re lax briefly.
Selecting th e massage prog ra m fo r the front
seats
Multimedia sy st em:

u NO TE Dama ge to th e seats caused by
objects or documents when th e seat
heater is switched on
When th e seat heater is switched on, ove r‐
heating can occur due to objects or docu‐
ments placed on th e seats e.g. seat cushions
or ch ild seats. This could cause damage to
th e seat sur fa ce.

Ve hicles with electrically adjus ta ble outer seats Ve hicles with individual re ar seats

Ve hicles with individual re ar seats

Ve hicles with individual re ar seats
Yo u can ch ar ge a USB device, e.g. a mobile
phone, at USB ports 1 using a suitable ch arg‐
ing cable. The devices can be ch ar ge d with 5 V
(2.1 A) and when th e ignition is switched on. Re frigerator box
Using th e re frigerator box
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WA RNING Risk of fi re due to a co ve re d
ve nt grille on th e re frigerator box
If yo u co ve r th e ve nt grille fo r th e re frigerator
box, it may ov erheat.

Example: ve hicles with individual re ar seats

Re ar passenger co mp artment displa ys
Re ar passenger co mp artment displa ys ove r‐
vi ew
1
Displ ay
2
Soc ke t fo r corded headphones with a
3.5 mm st ereo jack The re ar passenger compartment displa ys are
located behind th e head re st ra ints of th e front
seats.
Setting th e display angle