Memory position storage of dynamic seat function - GF91.25-P-2014T

MODEL 211.0/2/6 with CODE (433) Left dynamic seat, incl. multicontour seat with CODE (434) Right dynamic seat, incl. multicontour seat 

Shown on model 211.0 

Fig 1: Identifying Dynamic Seat Memory Position Storage Components

Courtesy of MERCEDES-BENZ OF NORTH AMERICA.

Left-side switch 

Requirements 

• No undervoltage or overvoltage and
• circuit 15R ON or
• circuit 15 ON or
• each door opened for t = 20 s
• No excess temperature and risk of leakage

Function 

The positions of the driver seat can be saved for specific keys; the positions of the front passenger seat are not saved for specific keys.

The manually adjusted cushion contour (pressure values of all cushions) as set by the left front multicontour backrest switch group (S109) is saved in a non-volatile memory when the memory switch (S91/2s9) is pressed and when the position keys on the memory button 1, 2, 3 switch (S91/2s14) are pressed.

The stored seat contour can be restored accordingly at a later stage by pressing one of the position keys on the memory button 1, 2, 3 switch (S91/2s14).

It is possible to overwrite the stored values at any given time. A cushion contour is not saved ex-factory (cushion at minimum pressure).

An adjusted cushion contour can also be stored during dynamic lumbar operation. The currently set cushion contour is then stored. The lumbar program is not interrupted. A memory position request via a position key of the memory button 1, 2, 3 switch (S91/2s14) during the "dynamic lumbar" function will result in the function being aborted. After this the requested memory position is then moved to. The "dynamic lumbar" function is performed after repeating the request.

The function of the key-specific storage of the driver seat position is only available up to 01.06.2005.