Take
appropriate
security
measures
for yourself and the
vehicle.
Group
2
From 15 to 25 kg
u x u
Group
3
From 22 to 36 kg
u x u
u: universal; x: not suitable for fitting a child seat of this group.
Securing a child seat with a safety belt
1.
Please note and follow the instructions
→ p. 44.
2.
Adjust the height of the seat belt so that the
seat belt webbing fits the child seat naturally,
without slipping too far. If a rearward-facing
child seat is fitted, set the belt height adjuster
to the lowest position.
3.
Position the seat belt and guide it through the
child seat according to the seat
manufacturer's instructions.
4.
Make sure that the seat belt is not twisted.
5.
Insert the belt tongue into the belt buckle of
the corresponding seat until it audibly clicks
into place.
Child seats of the "semi-universal" category which
are secured with a safety belt and a support leg are
not permitted to be fixed in the centre rear seat.
In case of emergency
Please note the legal provisions relating to
The vehicle must be signalled when the vehicle is
stationary. In many countries it is mandatory, e.g.
to switch on emergency inter- mitters and to wear
a reflective waistcoat → p. 51.
Checklist
For your own safety and the safety of those
accompanying you, please observe the following
points in the order given → :
1.
Position the vehicle on suitable ground and at a
safe distance from road traffic → .
2.
Switch on hazard warning lights
→ p. 10.
3.
Apply the handbrake and tighten it securely.
4.
Move the gear lever to neutral or the
selector lever to the P position.
5.
Switch off the engine and remove the key
from the ignition → p. 101.
6.
Remove all occupants from the vehicle and
take them to a safe place away from road
traffic, e.g. behind the fence.
tion. Observe the country-specific regulations
on the use of reflective waistcoats.
7.
When leaving the vehicle, never leave a vehicle
key inside the vehicle.
8.
Place the warning triangle to warn other road
users of the presence of the vehicle.
9.
Allow the engine to cool down sufficiently
and, if necessary, seek the assistance of
qualified personnel.
When the hazard warning flashers are switched on,
a change of direction or lane change can be
signalled,
The hazard warning flashers remain switched off
during this time. The hazard warning lights remain
switched off during this time.
The hazard warning flashers must be switched on
,
e.g. in the following situations:
—
When preceding vehicles slow down suddenly
or at the end of a traffic jam. This is to warn
vehicles behind.
—
In case of emergency.
—
When the vehicle breaks down.
—
During towing and towing start-up.
active passenger-active passenger-active
passenger-rear seat
Front passenger frontal airbag
Front
airbag
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