Self-operated anti-glare rear-view mirrors
contain an electrolyte fluid which may leak out
in the event of a mirror breakage.
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If it leaks out, the electrolyte fluid can irritate
the skin, eyes and respiratory organs,
especially for people with asthma.
or similar diseases. Immediately inhale
sufficient fresh air and get out of the vehicle or,
if this is not possible, open all windows and
doors.
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If electrolyte liquid comes into contact with
the eyes or skin, immediately rinse the
affected area with plenty of water for at least
15 minutes.
15 minutes minimum and seek medical advice.
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If the liquid comes into contact with footwear
or garments, rinse these immediately.
Rinse with plenty of water for at least 15
minutes. Before reusing the shoe or garment in
question, clean it thoroughly.
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If electrolyte liquid is swallowed, immediately
rinse mouth with plenty of water for at least
15 minutes. Do not provoke the
vomiting unless advised by a doctor. Seek
immediate medical assistance.
If an automatic anti-dazzle rear-view mirror
breaks, electrolyte fluid may leak out. This fluid
attacks plastic surfaces. Therefore, clean the
mirror as soon as possible, e.g. with a damp
sponge.
Interior
rear-view mirror
Fig. 91 On the windscreen: Automatic interior rear-view
mirror.
Fig. 92 On the windscreen: Manual interior rear-view
mirror.
Automatic anti-dazzle interior rear-view mirror
When the ignition is switched on, the sensors measure the
incidence of light from behind → fig. 91 and from
Interior rear-view mirror automatically dims
as a function of the measured values.
If the incidence of light on the sensors is
obstructed or interrupted, e.g. by a sunblind or
hanging objects, the automatic anti-dazzle interior
rear-view mirror does not function.
with respect to vehicles following behind
or other objects.
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Always ensure that you have sufficient
visibility to the rear.
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