- Fig. 1 Front headliner: Switch for panorama sun roof
Applies to vehicles: with panorama sun roof
-A- Tilting open the roof
To tilt the roof fully open, briefly press the 
switch upwards to the second position.
switch upwards to the second position.To close the roof completely, briefly pull the switch downwards to the second position WARNING!.
switch downwards to the second position WARNING!.To set an intermediate position, press/pull the switch to the first position until the roof has reached the desired position.
switch to the first position until the roof has reached the desired position.-B- Sliding open the roof
To slide the roof fully open, briefly slide the switch backwards to the second position Fig. 1.
switch backwards to the second position Fig. 1.To close the roof completely, briefly slide the switch forwards to the second position WARNING!.
switch forwards to the second position WARNING!.To set an intermediate position, slide the switch forwards/backwards to the first position until the roof has reached the desired position.
switch forwards/backwards to the first position until the roof has reached the desired position.-C- Opening and closing the sun blind
To open the sun blind completely, briefly press the right button.
To close the sun blind completely, briefly press the left button.
Press the corresponding button again to stop the sun blind at any intermediate position.
The panorama sun roof can be operated for about ten minutes after the ignition has been switched off. The switch is deactivated immediately when one of the front doors is opened.
Take care when closing the panorama sun roof. Careless or uncontrolled use can cause injuries. For this reason, always take out the ignition key when leaving the vehicle.
Caution!
You should always close your panorama sun roof when leaving the car. Sudden rain could seriously damage your car's interior equipment, especially the on-board electronic systems.
Note
Details on the convenience open/close function Link.
- The panorama sun roof cannot be opened at temperatures below -20℃.