Emergency braking
In theevent of an emergency,you can brakethe
vehicle while it is in motion withthe electric park‐
ing brake.
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While driving, press switch 1 of theelectric
parking brake.
The vehicle is braked as long as youkeep
switch 1 of theelectric parking brake
depressed.
The longer electric parking brakeswitch 1 is
depressed, thegreater thebraking force.
During thebraking procedure, youwill receivethe
following feedbackfromthe vehicle:
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awarning tone sounds
R
the"Release parking brake" displaymessage
appears
R
thered F and ! (USA) or ! (Can‐
ada) indicator lamps in theInstrument Display
flash
When thevehicle has been braked to astandstill,
theelectric parking brakeisapplied.
Parking thevehicle foranextended period
Parking thevehicle forlongerthan four
weeks
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Method 1: connectthe batteries to atrickle
charger.
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Method 2: disconnect thevehicle starterbat‐
tery.
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Method 3: switch offthe powersupply using
thebatterymain switchand disconnect the
auxiliarybatteryonthe vehicle.
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Method 4: interrupt thepowersupply by acti‐
vating standbymode (/ page137).
Thechargelevelofthe batterymustbechecked
every threeweeksifnomeasures aretaken to
maintain thebatterycharge.
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Battery voltagebelow12.2 V: charge the
batterytoprevent deep dischargedamage.
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Further information can be obtained at a
qualified specialistworkshop.
Standbymode
Activating/deactivatingstandbymode
Requirements:
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theengine is switched off.
On-boardcomputer:
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Settings
5
Vehicle
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Ruhezustand (Standby)
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To activate/deactivate: select Yes or No.
Drivingand drivingsafetysystems
Note on driving systems and your responsibil‐
ity
Your vehicle is equipped withdriving systems
whichassistyou in driving, parking and maneu‐
vering thevehicle. The driving systems areaids
and do notrelieve youofyour responsibility.
Alwayspay attention to thetraffic and intervene
if necessary.Beaware of thelimitations regard‐
ing thesafeuse of these systems.
Information about sensors
Certain driving and driving safetysystems use
sensors 1 to monitor theareainfront of, behind
or next to thevehicle (depending on thevehicle's
equipment).
Driving and parking
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