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Top needs to be up when top is down the Pistons extend with fluid showing it is low and if you fill at that time when you close it the Pistons will go back in and fluid will run out and possible cause of a leak
yes there is a manual release for the locks. Hopefully you still have the tool kit with the soft top tool in it. It will have a open wrench on one side and a allen on the other. For the rear locks use the open end wrench side and behind the side trunk panels you can see the mechanism for the rear latches. Slide the tool over the release mechanism and move upwards while lifting up on the top. For the front latches swing the visors to the side and remove little round cover. Insert allen side of tool and rotate until latch unlocks. Make sure vehicle is running when ever you operate the top or hard top as voltage can affect the operation of the latches.
Check and spin fuses, make sure is on flat level surface. Check hydralic fluid level, check for leaks in pistons for the top. Then follow owners manual.
yes there is a manual release for the locks. Hopefully you still have
the tool kit with the soft top tool in it. It will have a open wrench
on one side and a allen on the other. For the rear locks use the open
end wrench side and behind the side trunk panels you can see the
mechanism for the rear latches. Slide the tool over the release
mechanism and move upwards while lifting up on the top. For the front
latches swing the visors to the side and remove little round cover.
Insert allen side of tool and rotate until latch unlocks. Make sure
vehicle is running when ever you operate the top or hard top as voltage
can affect the operation of the latches.
There is no way to raise it manually. You most likely have bad seals/pistons that have leaked out the fluid. Check your manual for where you can put fluid into it, and pop over to benzworld.org for group help on mercedes issues.
Did you release the winshield locks? and remove the defroster wire? After that you should pull back on the switch and the pins should just release to the body.
Assuming the hardtop/soft top system is operating properly-push the red switch in the console towards back of car until the top pops up. Make sure you unplug the defroster harness at the r rear of top (behind passenger seat. It will take 2 people to grab the top and pull it up and off. If this system is inoperable- there is a tool in the tool kit(if not you can buy one at the dealer-called a hard top removal tool) and unlock the 2 locks in the front of the top by the sun visors, and 2 locks located behind the seats by the quarter glass panels and the 2 locks in the rear accessible through the trunk. Your owners manual will describe how to do this procedure. I hope i have been helpful
hello,good day,yes it has a manual opening and closing of your hard top,in your tool kit,one spanner is for your hard top,then read your owner manual how to operate manually,ty
Sounds like you are probably low on fluid. Check for leaks and fill system. Also make sure car is level. I also suggest you get an owners manual as all of it is covered by the book.
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