CONTROLS
AND
EQUIPMENT
Doors
Cab doors
When closing doors, always hold the door
handle.
From outside, the front doors can be
locked or unlocked only with the main or
emergency key.
When unlocking, the locking knobs move
up.
When locking, the locking knobs move
down.
The front passenger door can be locked
from outside without using the key: Just
press locking knob down and close door.
The driver's door cannot be locked when
open by pressing the locking knob down
and closing door. This prevents you from
leaving the key in the car and forgetting it.
From inside all the doors can be locked by
pressing down the locking knobs.
As long as the knobs are pressed down the
doors cannot be opened from inside or out-
side.
Warning
Locked doors prevent persons
from entering the car forcibly
e.g.
at traffic lights. They make it
more difficult, however, for out-
side help to open the doors in an
emergency.
Sliding door
Child-proof lock on sliding door
When the child-proof catch is engaged -
lever on door lock down - the inner lock re-
lease lever is inoperative. The door can only
be opened from outside with the locking
knob in the up position.
From outside, the sliding door can bo
locked or unlocked with the main or emerg-
ency key.
See the instructions on page 33 for vehicles
with security locking*.
The sliding door can also be locked from
outside without using the key: Press locking
knob down and close door.
From inside, the sliding door is locked by
pushing down the locking knob.
As long as the knob is pressed down the
door cannot be opened from inside or out-
side.
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CLOSE
CONTROLS
AND
EQUIPMENT
When the vehicle is moving, the door must
always be properly closed, but when carry-
ing passengers the locking knob should be
left in the upper position so that the door can
be opened from outside in an emergency,
in the fully opened position the sliding door
is hold open by a retainer.
Warning
• Never open the sliding door
when the vehicle is in motion -
Risk of injury!
• The sliding door can, if held
open by the retainer, close unex-
pectedly if the vehicle is parked
on an incline and the door is acci-
dentally knocked when entering
- Risk of injury!
• If the sliding door is opened in-
attentively or hastily with the
wing doors* fully open to an
angle of 265°, there is a risk of
substantial injury or damage to
the vehicle.
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AND
CLOSE
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