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Level Control Systems
Lift
The Lift mode is used to prevent control operations when a wheel is changed or during
work on the vehicle while it is on a lifting platform.
This mode is recognized when the permitted rebound travel at one or more wheels is
exceeded. For the E65/E66 the limit is > 55mm.
A “jack” situation is also recognized when the ride level is stored and the lowering speed
drops below the value of 2 mm/s for 3 seconds.
If the vehicle has been raised slightly and the permitted rebound travel has not yet been
achieved, the control operation attempts to readjust the ride height. If the vehicle is not low-
ered, a car jack situation is recognized after a specific period of time and this ride height is
stored.
A reset is performed if the vehicle is again 10 mm below this stored ride height.
Transport
The Transport mode is set and cleared by means of a diagnosis activation. It serves to
increase the ground clearance in order to ensure a safe transportation of vehicles on trans-
porter trucks. The nominal height of the vehicle is raised in this mode by 30 mm.
When the Transport mode is activated, the air suspension symbol is indicated in the vari-
able telltale in the instrument cluster and a text message is output in the Check Control
Display.
Control operations do not take place in this mode because the vehicle mass does not
change during transportation.
Belt
The Belt mode is set for mounting on the belt in order to avoid control operations.
When the Belt mode is activated, the air suspension symbol is indicated in the variable tell-
tale in the instrument cluster and a text message is output in the Check Control display.
The Belt mode is cleared by means of a diagnostic activation only. The Belt mode can no
longer be set.
New control units are supplied with the Belt mode set.
Control operations are not performed, the safety concept only operates with limited effect.
The Belt Mode is also known as “Band Mode” or “Assembly Line Mode”.