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Releasing seat belts, Releasing seat belts locking – Mercedes-Benz CLS-Class 2007 Owners Manual User Manual

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Getting started

Parking and locking

Turning off with the SmartKey

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Turn the SmartKey in the starter switch
(

page 38) to position 0.

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Remove the SmartKey from the starter
switch.
The immobilizer is activated.

Turning off with KEYLESS-GO*

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Press the KEYLESS-GO start/stop
button (

page 39) to turn off the en-

gine.

With the driver’s door closed, the start-
er switch is now in position 1. With the
driver’s door opened, the starter switch
is set to position 0, same as SmartKey
removed from starter switch
(

page 38).

Releasing seat belts

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Press the seat belt release button
(

page 49).

Allow the retractor to completely
rewind the seat belt by guiding the
latch plate.

Locking

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If you hear a warning signal you have tried to

turn off the engine while the gear selector lever
was not in P.

In addition, the message

Gear selector le-

ver in Park position appears in the multi-
function display.

Place the gear selector lever in position P.

!

Make sure the seat belt retracts fully so that

the seat belt and/or latch plate cannot get
caught or pinched in the door or in the seat
mechanism. This can damage the seat belt and
impair the effectiveness of the seat belt, and/or
cause damage to the door and/or door trim pan-
el. Such damage is not covered by the
Mercedes-Benz Limited Warranty.

Damaged seat belts must be replaced. Contact
an authorized Mercedes-Benz Center.

Warning!

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To prevent possible personal injury, always

keep hands and fingers away from the door

openings when closing the doors. Be espe-

cially careful when small children are

around.

Before closing doors, make sure that there

is no possibility of someone getting caught

in a door during closing.

Warning!

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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.