2010 Mercedes C-Class Owner's Manual - Page 91

Memory function Memory function Notes With the memory function you can store up to three different configurations per front seat. Each memory position button on the driver's side can store all of the following settings: RSeat X 89 position wheel position rear view mirrors' position RSteering RExterior Switch on the ignition. X Briefly press button :. i You need to manually fold in the mirrors once, so that the automatic fold-in function will work, see "Setting fold-in function for exterior rear view mirrors" (Y page 136). Folding in and out manually The exterior rear view mirrors can vibrate if they are not folded out completely. X Switch on the ignition. X Folding in: Briefly press button :. Both exterior rear view mirrors fold in. G Warning! Do not activate the memory function while driving. Activating the memory function while driving could cause the driver to lose control of the vehicle. Each memory position button on the front passenger side can store the setting of the seat position. i At speeds above approximately 9 mph (15 km/h), you will not be able to fold the exterior mirrors in. X Folding out: Briefly press button :. Both exterior rear view mirrors fold out. ! If an exterior rear view mirror housing is forcibly pushed forward (hit from the rear), reposition it manually by applying firm pressure until it snaps back into place. If an exterior rear view mirror housing is forcibly pushed rearward (hit from the front), press button : to fold mirrors in. Then press button : again to fold mirrors out. Do not force mirrors by hand as this may damage the adjustment mechanism. The mirror housing is then properly positioned and you can adjust the mirror in the usual manner. Storing positions into memory X X Adjust the seats. On the driver's side, also adjust the steering wheel and exterior rear view mirrors to the desired positions. X Press memory button M once and within 3 seconds press memory position button 1, 2 or 3. When the settings are stored to the selected position, an acknowledgement signal sounds. Z Controls in detail