— The view of the camera is impaired by
a
dd-on parts or stickers. Keep the area
around the camera window clear
→ page 389.
— The radar sensor or camera has been dis-
placed or damaged, e.g. due to damage
to the front of the vehicle or the wind-
screen. Check whether damage is visible
→ page 389.
— The camera was deactivated due to
a high ambient temperature or prolonged
exposure to direct sunlight. Automatic
Emergency Braking will be available
again when the camera is available
again.
— Painting work or structural modifications
have been performed on the front of the
vehicle.
— If the problem persists, switch o the Au-
tomatic Emergency Braking system and
go to a suitably qualified workshop.
The Automatic Emergency Braking sys-
tem does not function as expected or is
triggered unnecessarily several times
— The sensors are not working correctly.
Check remedies for sensors that are not
available or whose availability is restric-
ted → page 183, Automatic Emergency
Braking starting up.
— The system limits have been exceeded
→ page 181.
— Low sun or darkness.
— If the problem persists, switch o the Au-
tomatic Emergency Braking system and
go to a suitably qualified workshop.
Touch panels do not react as expected
Moisture, dirt and grease can impede the
functioning of the touch panels.
1. Always keep touch panels clean and
dry.
Lane-Keeping System
Introduction
Within the system limits, the Lane-
K
eeping System helps the driver to stay
in lane. The function is not designed to
keep the vehicle in lane automatically,
nor is it suited to this purpose.
If your vehicle moves too close to a recog-
nised road lane marking, the Lane-Keeping
System will warn the driver with a correc-
tive steering intervention. The corrective
steering intervention can be overridden by
the driver at any time.
Speed range
When road lane markings can be detected,
the Lane-Keeping System is ready to inter-
vene at speeds above around 65 km/h
(around 40 mph) (system status active).
WARNING
The Lane-Keeping System is not a substi-
tute for the full a
ttention of the driver and
operates only within the limits of the sys-
tem. The Lane-Keeping System cannot
detect all driving situations and may not
react or may react with a delay or in an
undesired way. If you do not pay due at-
tention, there is a risk of accidents and se-
rious injuries or even death.
·
Always pay due attention and do not
rely exclusively on the system. The driv-
er is always responsible for staying in
lane.
·
Observe the system limits → page 185.
·
Adapt your speed and distance from
the vehicles ahead to suit visibility,
weather, road and trac conditions.
·
Your hands should always be on the
steering wheel so that you can steer at
any time.
·
Steer the vehicle to override any un-
wanted intervention immediately.
·
Observe the information on the instru-
ment cluster display and respond ac-
cording to the prompts, if permitted by
the trac situation.
184 Driver assist systems
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