Mercedes-benz E-Cabriolet 2015 User Manual download pdf (Page 110)

AIRCAP

Important safety notes

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WARNING

When retracting the AIRCAP, persons could

become caught in the moving mechanism.

There is a risk of injury.

Ensure that persons do not hold onto the

upper frame of the windshield and do not

touch the AIRCAP wind deflector.

With AIRCAP, four people can travel comfort-

ably with the soft top open. AIRCAP reduces

the draft for the driver and passengers in both

the front and the rear compartment in a vehi-

cle with the soft top down.

AIRCAP has the following components:

R

a speed-dependent wind deflector above

the windshield

R

an AIRCAP wind screen between the two

head restraints on the rear bench seat

When AIRCAP has been activated, the AIR-

CAP wind screen between the two rear seat

head restraints extends upwards. At a speed

of approximately 25 mph (40 km/h) or higher,

the wind deflector on the windshield also

extends. If you drive at speeds below approx-

imately 9 mph (15 km/h), the wind deflector

retracts automatically.

AIRCAP can be activated or deactivated up to

speeds of approximately 100 mph

(160 km/h).

Activating AIRCAP

X

Turn the SmartKey to position 2 in the igni-

tion lock.

X

Open the cover in the lower center console.

X

Press AIRCAP button :.

The AIRCAP wind screen between the rear-

seat head restraints extends upwards. The

indicator lamp in the AIRCAP button lights

up.

If the speed-dependent AIRCAP wind

deflector also extends, a second indicator

lamp lights up.

The head restraints on the rear bench seats

and AIRCAP wind screen ; move to the cen-

ter position.

When a seat belt in the rear compartment is

fastened, the head restraints on the rear

bench seats move to the upper position. AIR-

CAP wind screen ; moves to the upper posi-

tion.

Wind deflector = extends depending on

vehicle speed.

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If you park your vehicle with the roof open

and remove the SmartKey, the AIRCAP

wind screen retracts automatically. If, after

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Soft top (Cabriolet)

Opening and closing

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