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Installation should be carried out with the help of a second person.
Note
To avoid wind noise, cover profiles can be cut to size and inserted around
feet (7) in rails (8) of the basic carrier bars or basic carrier bars for rails
of the roofbox. Suitable cover profiles are included in the scope of
delivery of your Mercedes-Benz basic carrier bars or basic carrier bars for
rails if the carrier bars do not have integrated cover profiles.
1.
As required, cut the cover profiles to size and press them into
rails (8) of the basic carrier bars or basic carrier bars for rails.
2.
Unlock roofbox (1) by turning key (2) and then fold it open.
3.
Unlock tensioner (5) by pressing lugs (9) together and fold it up.
4.
Close roofbox (1).
5.
Remove protective caps (6) from feet (7) and stow them away
carefully.
6.
Lift roofbox (1) and insert feet (7) in rails (8) of the basic carrier
bars or basic carrier bars for rails.
Risk of material damage
When installing the roofbox on vehicles with a tailgate, make sure
that it is installed in such a way that the tailgate can be opened
unimpeded. If this is not possible, make sure that you do not
damage the tailgate or the roofbox when opening the tailgate.
Do not use tailgate remote operation in this case.
When moving the roofbox, ensure that feet (7) do not spring out of
rails (8) of the basic carrier bars or basic carrier bars for rails.
7.
Carefully slide roofbox (1) (left/right/forwards/back) in order to
position it on the vehicle.
8.
Fold open roofbox (1).
9.
Fold down tensioner (5).
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Secure the load with retaining straps
Make sure that:
the maximum load of the roofbox is never exceeded, even if the
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permissible roof load has not yet been reached.
the load is evenly distributed, and the load's center of gravity
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is as low as possible.
pointed or sharp-edged objects are carefully padded to protect
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the retaining straps and the roofbox.
the load is secured with all 3 retaining straps and cannot slip
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during the journey.
The load could otherwise come loose while driving, e.g. when
braking, and damage the roofbox.
1. Pull retaining straps (4) through eyelets (10) and lay the ends of
retaining straps (4) to the side.
2. Load roofbox (1).
3. Place retaining straps (4) over the load, route through the clasp and
pull tight.
4. Make sure the load is secure on all sides and re-tighten retaining
straps (4) as necessary.
Close the roofbox
Always keep the roofbox locked and remove the key when driving.
Note
The key can only be removed when the roofbox is closed and the key is
in the vertical position.
1. Pull down the lid of roofbox (1) until you clearly hear it engage in the
locking mechanisms.
When doing so, key (2) should automatically turn to the vertical
position.
2. Remove key (2) and stow it away carefully.
Removing
To remove the roofbox, follow the same sequence in reverse.
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