tow MERCEDES-BENZ S CLASS 2018 Owners Manual

re ducing th e po we r consum pt ion of th e Smart‐
Ke y. When deactivated, th e SmartK ey cannot be
accessed wi th out authorization.
To activate th e SmartK ey functions:R
Press any button on th e SmartK ey .R
Mo ve th e SmartK ey .R
St art th e ve hicle with th e SmartK ey in th e
stow age compartment of th e center console
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page 16 7).
Inser ting/ re moving the mechanical ke y

Ve hicles with electrically adjus ta ble outer seats
1
Selects th e front passenger seat
2
Head re st ra int height
3
Seat backrest inclination
4
Seat height
5
Seat fo re -and-aft adjustment Ve hicles with an EASY ADJUST luxury head re st ra int
1
Selects th e front passenger seat
2
Head re st ra int fo re -and-aft position
3
Head re st ra int height
4
Seat backrest inclination
5
Seat height
6
Seat fo re -and-aft adjustment Ve hicles with seat fo r ch auf fe ur mode and long
wheelbase
1
Selects th e front passenger seat
2
Head re st ra int fo re -and-aft position
3
Head re st ra int height
4
Seat backrest inclination
5
Seat height
6
Fo ot re st
7
Seat fo re -and-aft adjustment92
Seats and stow ing

Obser ve th e fo llowing:R
adjust th e front passenger seat fo r ch auf fe ur
mode before th e journeyR
do not re mo ve th e front passenger seat head
re st ra int during th e journey
Fo r ch auf fe ur mode, th e fo llowing settings are
made fo r th e front passenger seat:R
th e seat is mo ve d fo rw ardsR
th e backrest is tilted fo rw ardsR
th e head re st ra int is fo lded fo rw ards
The front passenger seat automatically mo ve s
from th e ch auf fe ur position back into th e normal
position in th e fo llowing situations:R
th e front passenger seat is adjus te d using
th e buttons in th e door control panel on th e
front passenger side R
th e front passenger seat belt is fast enedR
an occupant is de te cted on th e front
passenger seat R
th e front passenger head re st ra int is inse rt ed
and th e po we r supply is switched on R
th e front passenger backrest is adjus te d
re ar wa rd s R
th e front passenger seat is mo ve d in th e fo re -
and-aft direction out of th e ch auf fe ur area
Po sitioning th e front passenger seat fo r
ch auf fe ur mode
Requ irements: R
The po we r supp ly is switched on.R
The front passen ge r seat is not occupied.R
The front passenger seat belt is not inser te d
into th e seat belt buckle.96
Seats and stow ing

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

St ow age spaces in th e ve hicle interior
Overview of th e front sto wage compa rt ‐
ments
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WA RNING Risk of inju ry from incor re ctly
stowe d objects
If objects in th e ve hicle interior are stowe d
incor re ctly, th ey can slide or be th row n
around and hit ve hicle occupants. In addi‐
tion, cup holders, open stow age spaces and
mobile phone brac ke ts cann ot alw ay s re ta in
all objects th ey contain.
The re is a ri sk of injur y, particularly in th e
ev ent of sudden braking or a sudden ch ange
in direction.

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Depending on th e ve hicle equipment, th e
mobile phone is connected to th e ve hicle's
ex te ri or antenna via th e ch arging module.R
The ch arging function and wireless connec‐
tion of th e mobile phone to th e ve hicle's
ex te ri or antenna are only av ailable if th e igni‐
tion is switched on. R
Small mobile phones may not be able to be
ch ar ge d in ev ery position of th e mobile
phone stow age compartment.R
Lar ge mobile phones which do not re st fl at in
th e mobile phone stow age compartment may
not be able to be ch ar ge d or connec te d with
th e ve hicle's ex te ri or antenna.R
The mobile phone may heat up during th e
ch arging process.R
To ensure more ef fi cient ch arging and con‐
nection with th e ve hicle's ex te ri or antenna,
re mo ve th e pr ot ective co ve r from th e mobile
phone. R
When ch arging, th e mat should be used if
possible. Wire less ch arging of th e mobile phone in th e
front
Re qu irements: R
The mobile phone must be suitable fo r wire‐
less ch arging (Qi-compatible mobile phone).
Yo u can fi nd a li st of Qi-compatible mobile
phones at:
http://www.mercedes-benz.com/connect
Example: ve hicles without a re ar air conditioning
sy st em

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Between th e re ar shelf and th ro ugh-load ski
bag.
Po rt s
1
HDMI port
2
USB ports Depending on th e ve hicle equipment, th e ports
are located: R
In th e stow age box between th e re ar seats.R
In th e re ar armrest.
Re ar seats
Ad justing the re ar seats
Re ar Seat En te rt ainment Sy st em:

Emer ge ncy
Re moving the saf et y ve st
The saf et y ve st s are located in door stow age
compartments 1 in th e front door.