S ea ts and s tor a ge
- Some equ ipment may work properly be-
cause of the reduced power (wattage), avail-
able from the socket .
Folding table in the center console
Applies to: vehicles with fol ding table in the center console
The folding table is stored in the front area of
the center console.
Fig. 69 Rear center console: open ing the folding table
Fig. 70 Rear cente r console: foldi ng table inclined position
Opening
• Pull the hand le @ back c:> fig. 69 . The folding
table extends out partially by itself
c:> _&.
• Pull the folding table up until it locks into p lace
®·
• Fold the tabletop back and down @.
Storing
• Release the tabletop @ to fold it back .
• You can now move the fo lding table vertica lly
back into its orig inal position.
_& WARNING
- Do not open the folding table whi le driving.
Ope ning the folding table wh ile driving in-
creases the risk of injury in the event of a
collision or sudden braking.
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- To reduce the risk of pinching, open and
close the folding table carefully and in a
controlled manner.
Luggage compartment
Tie-downs and luggage compartment net
The luggage compartment net prevents small
objects from sliding.
Fig. 71 Location of the fas tening eyes in the luggage com-
partment
Fig. 72 Luggage compartment net unhooked
• To secure objects wit h the luggage compart-
ment net*, fold the tie-down bracket upward
<=>fig. 71.
• Insert the hooks on the luggage compartment
net* into the tie -downs
c:> fig. 72.
• Read and heed all WARNINGS <=>page 135,
Storing cargo correctly.
In a collision , the laws of physics mean that even
smaller items that are loose in the vehicle will
turn into heavy missi les that can cause serious in-
j ury. Items in the vehicle pick up kinetic energy
which var ies with the vehicle and the weight of
the item. Vehicle speed is the most s ignificant
fuctor .
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