Features
Roller sunblinds* for the rear side windows
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Always guide the roller sunblind by hand. Do not let it snap back suddenly, as this would damage the automatic roller mechanism.
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If you drive with the roller sunblind extended and the window open, the roller sunblind may pop out of the retainer and suddenly spring back if you drive at high speeds, e.g. on the motorway. This could damage the inertia reel. Therefore, either close the window or retract the roller sunblind before driving at high speeds.
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Cigarette lighter* (vehicles with ashtray and cigarette lighter*)
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Only hold the hot cigarette lighter by its knob. Otherwise, you might burn yourself.
Make sure that children travelling in the vehicle are not able to injure themselves on the hot cigarette lighter or cause a fire with it.
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Make sure that the key is in position 2 in the ignition lock.
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Slide cover  forwards until it engages.
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Press in cigarette lighter  .
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Cigarette lighter will pop out automatically when the heating element is red-hot.
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Mobile phone*
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Observe the legal requirements of the country in which you are currently driving regarding operating mobile communications equipment in a vehicle.
If it is permitted by law to operate communications equipment while the vehicle is in motion, you must only do so when the traffic situation allows. You could otherwise be distracted from the traffic conditions, cause an accident and injure yourself and others.
Two-way radios and fax equipment used without low-reflection exterior aerials can interfere with the vehicle's electronics and thereby jeopardise the operating safety of the vehicle and your safety. You must therefore only use this equipment if it is correctly connected to a separate reflection-free exterior aerial.
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Excessive electromagnetic radiation may cause damage to your health and the health of others. Using an exterior aerial takes into account current scientific discussions relating to the possible health risk posed by electromagnetic fields.
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In order to ensure optimum signal quality for mobile phones and to minimise mutual interference between the vehicle electronics and mobile phones, Mercedes-Benz recommends the use of an approved exterior aerial. An exterior aerial conducts the electromagnetic fields generated by a wireless device to the exterior of the vehicle; the field strength within the vehicle interior is lower than in a vehicle that does not have an exterior aerial.
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There are various mobile phone brackets that may be fitted to your vehicle; in some cases these are country-specific. You can obtain these mobile phone brackets from a qualified specialist workshop, e.g. a Mercedes-Benz Service Centre.
The functions and services available when you use the phone depend on your mobile phone model and service provider.
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The mobile phone bracket is in the armrest.
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Open the telephone compartment more.
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Inserting the mobile phone into the mobile phone bracket
If the mobile phone is inserted into the mobile phone bracket, you can only speak to the person you are calling using the hands-free system.
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Do not attempt to remove the mobile phone and the telephone bracket together. You could otherwise damage the mobile phone bracket.
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Remove the cover of the aerial plug from the back of the mobile phone and stow it in a safe place.
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| To engage the mobile phone |
| Connector contact |
 | Mobile phone bracket |
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Example illustration
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Slide the lower end of the mobile phone into connector contact in mobile phone bracket .
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Push the top part of the mobile phone in the direction of arrow until it engages in mobile phone bracket .
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The mobile phone is connected to the hands-free system and to the luxury multi-function steering wheel*.
The battery is charged depending on the charge status and the position of the key in the ignition lock. The charging process is shown in the mobile phone display.
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For information on copying the mobile phone's telephone book to the audio equipment* or COMAND APS*, see the separate Operating Instructions for the audio equipment* or COMAND APS*.
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You can operate the telephone using the 
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buttons on the luxury multi-function steering wheel*. You can control other mobile phone functions via the on-board computer more.
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When you take the key out of the ignition lock, the mobile phone stays on but you can no longer use the hands-free system.
If you are making a call and you would like to take the key out of the ignition lock, first remove the mobile phone from the bracket. Otherwise the call will be terminated.
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Removing the mobile phone from the mobile phone bracket
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| To release the mobile phone |
| Mobile phone bracket |
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Example illustration
Fitting a different mobile phone bracket
If you require a different mobile phone bracket for your mobile phone, remove the existing mobile phone bracket and then fit the new one.
Removing the existing mobile phone bracket
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| To release the mobile phone bracket |
| To remove the mobile phone bracket |
| Mobile phone bracket |
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Example illustration
Fitting a different mobile phone bracket
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| Contact plate |
| Recesses |
| Mobile phone bracket |
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Example illustration
Floormat* on the driver's side
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Make sure that there is sufficient clearance around the pedals when floormats are used, and that the floormats are properly secured.
The floormats must be secured at all times using retainers and studs.
Before you drive off, make sure that the floormats are secure and rectify if necessary. A floormat which is not properly secured can slip and thereby interfere with the movement of the pedals.
Do not place floormats on top of one another.
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To remove: pull floormat off retainers .
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Remove the floormat.
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