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Operation Guide for the Mercedes-Benz GLA/CLA Operation Guide for the Mercedes-Benz GLA/CLA This is a basic operation guide for those who are driving the Mercedes-Benz GLA/CLA vehicle for the first time. Please read this guide before you leave the rental office if you are not familiar with operation. For more information about the vehicle, please read the instruction manual. Basic Operations to Note Before Driving the Vehicle Starting the Engine Right Indicator and Windscreen Wiper Lever While pressing the brake pedal, push the Start button. Left ▼ Stopping the engine When the engine is on, push the Start button ② while pressing the brake pedal. ① * The navigation screen will automatically turn off when you open the door. ETC Device Lights The ETC device is in the dashboard. The lights can be set by turning the switch underneath Insert your ETC card with the IC chip facing up. the fan outlet on the right side of the driver’s seat. ① ② ③ ④ ⑤ We recommend 4. Auto Mode for regular driving. The lights cannot be turned off manually. You can turn off the lights when it is light outside by using 4. Auto Mode. * Please have your ETC card. 1. Left parking light ⑥ ⑦ 2. Right parking light 3. Sidelights Gear Shift Lever 4. Auto mode for the head lights 5. Low beam/high beam The gear shift lever is on the right side of the steering wheel. 6. Rear fog lamp ⑧ 7. Fog lamps (CLA only) ● Lift up: R (Reverse) 8. High beam ● Lift up slightly or push down slightly: N (Neutral) High beam activates by turning the switch to 4 or 5 and pushing ● Push down: D (Drive) the indicator/windscreen wiper lever forward. ● Press the button on the tip of the shifter: P (Park) Once each mode is set, the gear shift lever will immediately Gauge cluster go back to its original position. Trunk Room The currently selected gear is displayed on the gauge cluster. The currently selected gear is shown with a box (□) around it. The button to open the trunk room is near the cup holder on the driver’s door. You can also open the trunk by pushing the button Parking Brake near the rear emblem. The lever for the parking brake is underneath the light switch. ▼ Push the lever down to activate it. on the instrument cluster will glow. Fuel Inlet ▼ Pull the lever to deactivate it. on the instrument cluster will turn off. The cover for the fuel inlet will open when the vehicle is unlocked and pushed by hand. * There are times when the parking brake may not function due to the battery voltage. * The electric parking brake regularly performs function inspections when * When the vehicle is locked, the fuel inlet will also automatically lock. the engine is off. Although it makes a noise, this is normal. * Use high-octane gasoline. Comfortable Driving Drive Mode Changing Gears(Manual Mode) You can set your desired drive mode In Drive mode M (Manual), you can use the paddles behind by using the DYNAMIC Select switch located between ① ② the steering wheel to the left and right to change gears. the driver’s seat and passenger’s seat. In Drive mode E (Economy) or S (Sports), you can pull the You can check the drive mode on the instrument cluster. lever to use Drive mode M (Manual) for a set period of time. If you set Manual mode, the currently selected gear, and to the right of that the recommended gear, are displayed on the Drive Mode (you can check it on the instrument cluster) C ▼ Comfort ：A comfortable and economical If the currently selected gear is "D" and you pull 1, the gear shifts down, S ▼ Sports ：A sporty drive and shifts up when you pull 2. I ▼ Individual ：Individual: Individual setting To cancel Manual mode, set Drive mode to E (Economy) or S (Sports). E ▼ Economy ：A very economical drive ECO Start/Stop Feature (Distronic Plus) The engine will automatically turn off when the vehicle stops Cruise Control if the ECO Start/Stop Feature is set. The engine will automatically start You can set cruise control (Distronic Plus) when you press the accelerator. by using the lowest lever on the left side The switch is between the driver’s seat and the passenger’s of the steering wheel. seat, and you can set and cancel it by pushing the switch. Make sure to read the warnings in the Instruction Warning Manual before using this feature as you may cause an accident depending on how you use it. When the ECO Start/Stop Feature is set, * Do not use cruise control on city streets or curving highways (the Shuto on the instrument cluster will glow in green. Expressway and the like) if you are unaccustomed to using this feature as it is very dangerous. Speed Limiter Other Features ② On the steering wheel, if you press or and ① You can set the variable speed limiter with the lowest lever select "Assist", you can set various features. ③ on the left side of the steering wheel. ▼ Lane Keeping Assist ● Speed Limiter This is an accessory that automatically engages the brake This feature recognizes lane lines and makes a warning sound ④ so that the set speed is not exceeded. when the vehicle drifts away from the lane lines. 1. Push the tip: Turns the Speed Limiter on and off ▼ Parktronic 2. Push up: Increases the set speed Speedometer This feature will turn the warning light on and make a warning sound 3. Push down: Decreases the set speed if obstructions are detected around the vehicle. The warning light may not glow if the distance When the Speed Limiter is turned on, between the vehicle and obstruction is less than shortest distance. 4 will glow and the set speed on the * To prevent accidents, always keep this feature turned on. speedometer will glow in red. Set Speed Volume ▼ Adjusting the volume Volume dial Turn the volume dial to the right or left. ：Increases the volume Turning it to the right ：Lowers the volume Turning it to the left ▼ Adjusting the volume of the voice navigation. Set the destination , slide the controller down to switch to the Main Menu Bar. Select "Voice Navigation" and adjust the volume while the voice is playing. Mute button ▼ To mute the volume, push . .
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