Mercedes-Benz CL-Class 2008 COMAND Manual User Manual

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Controls in detail

Power windows

Opening and closing power windows

The side windows are opened and closed
electrically. The switches

ț

for all side windows are on the driver’s
door

ț

for the passenger door window are on
the passenger door

ț

for each rear side window are on the re-
spective rear side trim panel

1 Left front window
2 Right front window
3 Left rear window
4 Right rear window

Warning!

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When closing the windows, make sure there

is no danger of anyone being harmed by the

closing procedure.

Activate the override switch (

page 63)

when children are riding in the back seats of

the vehicle. The children may otherwise in-

jure themselves, e.g. by becoming trapped

in the window opening.

The closing of the side windows can be im-

mediately halted by releasing the switch or,

if the switch was pressed past the resis-

tance point and released, by pressing the

lower part of the respective switch again.

The door windows are equipped with the ex-

press-close and automatic reversal func-

tion. If a door window encounters an

obstruction that blocks its path in a circum-

stance where you pressed the switch past

the resistance point and released it to close

the window, the automatic reversal function

will stop the window and open it slightly.

If a door window encounters an obstruction

that blocks its path in a circumstance where

you are closing the window by pressing and

holding the switch, by pressing and holding

button

‹ on the SmartKey or SmartKey

with KEYLESS-GO*, by pressing and holding

the sensor surface (vehicles with

KEYLESS-GO*) on an outside door handle,

or by pressing and holding button

, on

the climate control panel, the automatic re-

versal function will not operate.

When leaving the vehicle, always remove the

SmartKey or SmartKey with KEYLESS-GO*

from the starter switch, take it with you, and

lock the vehicle. Do not leave children unat-

tended in the vehicle, or with access to an

unlocked vehicle. A child’s unsupervised ac-

cess to a vehicle could result in an accident

and/or serious personal injury.

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