Seats
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Controls in detail
1 Seat fore-and-aft adjustment
2 Lumbar support adjustment
3 Backrest adjustment
4 Seat height adjustment
5 Seat angle adjustment
6 Seat suspension adjustment
7 Suspension lock lever
i Different settings are possible, depending
on the seat version.
Seat fore-and-aft adjustment
E Pull lever 1 up.
E Slide the seat forward or backward un-
til you can reach the pedals and de-
press them.
E Release lever 1.
E Slide the seat forward or backward
slightly until it engages audibly.
Backrest adjustment
E Turn thumbwheel 3 forward.
The backrest moves to an upright posi-
tion.
E Turn thumbwheel 3 backward.
The backrest tilts towards the rear.
Seat height adjustment
E Push or pull lever 4 repeatedly until
you have reached the desired seat
height.
Seat angle adjustment
E Turn thumbwheel 5 forward.
The front of the seat cushion tilts down.
E Turn thumbwheel 5 backward.
The front of the seat cushion tilts up.
Lumbar support adjustment
i Using the lumbar support, you can increase
the level of support that the backrest provides to
your spinal column.
When the lumbar support is correctly adjusted, it
reduces strain on your back while you are driv-
ing.
E Turn thumbwheel 2 upward.
This increases the support provided to
your lumbar region.
E Turn thumbwheel 2 downward.
This reduces the support provided to
your lumbar region.
Seat suspension adjustment
The seat suspension must be adjusted to
your body weight. Only adjust the seat sus-
pension when the seat is unoccupied.
E Relieve the load on the seat.
E Select your body weight 88 to 265 lbs
(40 to 120 kg) using thumbwheel 6
for optimal seat suspension.
O adjust the head restraints in such a way
that the upper edge of the head restraint
is at the same height as the seat occu-
pant's head.
O make sure that you hear the seat engage.
Otherwise, the seat is not correctly
locked in place.
Injuries may be caused if these notes are not
observed.
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