Mercedes-Benz 2002 C 230 Kompressor Operator's Manual download pdf (Page 62)

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Safety and Security

Occupant safety

앫 Adjust the driver seat as far as possible

rearward, still permitting proper opera-

tion of vehicle controls. The distance

from the center of the driver’s breast-

bone to the center of the air bag cover

on the steering wheel must be at least

ten inches (25 cm) or more. You should

be able to accomplish this by a combina-

tion of adjustments to the seat and

steering wheel. If you have any prob-

lems, please see an authorized

Mercedes-Benz Center.

앫 Do not lean with your head or chest

close to the steering wheel or dash-

board.

앫 Keep hands on the outside of steering

wheel rim. Placing hands and arms in-

side the rim can increase the risk and

potential severity of hand/arm injury

when driver front air bag inflates.

앫 Adjust the front passenger seat as far as

possible rearward from the dashboard

when the seat is occupied.

앫 Occupants, especially children, should

never lean their heads in the area of the

door where the side air bag inflates. This

could result in serious injuries or death

should the air bag be triggered. Always

sit nearly upright, properly use the seat

belts and appropriate size infant or child

restraint system.

앫 Children 12 years old and under must

never ride in the front seat, except in a

Mercedes-Benz authorized

BabySmart

TM1

compatible child seat,

which operates with the BabySmart

TM

system installed in the vehicle to deacti-

vate the passenger front air bag when it

is properly installed. Otherwise they will

be struck by the air bag when it inflates

in a crash. If this happens, serious or fa-

tal injury will result.

1

BabySmart

TM

is a trademark of Siemens

Automotive Corp.

Failure to follow these instructions can

result in severe injuries to you or other

occupants.

If you sell your vehicle, it is important that

you make the buyer aware of this safety

information. Be sure to give the buyer this

Operator's Manual.

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