How to retract the rearview mirror of Mercedes-Benz GLC260?
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Mercedes-Benz GLC-260L rearview mirror adjustment is located on the door armrest. The owner needs to pay attention to first select the rearview mirror that needs to be adjusted, and then it can be adjusted in all directions. The following are the correct adjustment angles for the rearview mirrors: 1. Central rearview mirror: The rearview mirror should be parallel to the horizon, with the horizon positioned at the center 1/2 of the mirror surface. The mirror should slightly face the driver to ensure a clear view of the vehicles directly behind. 2. Left rearview mirror: Position adjustment: The horizon should appear at the center 1/2 of the rearview mirror, with the body of the car occupying 1/4 of the mirror. It is important to note that the reflection of the car body should not be too little, as it would be difficult to observe the actual situation of the vehicle closely following behind; nor should it be too much, as it would obstruct the view of vehicles in other lanes. 3. Right rearview mirror: Since it is on the right side, the driver's blind spot is larger, so the adjustment angle is different from the left rearview mirror. First, adjust the horizon to occupy 2/3 of the right rearview mirror, with the body of the car occupying 1/4 of the mirror.
I've been driving a Mercedes-Benz GLC260 for two years, and folding the mirrors is incredibly simple. On the driver's side door panel, right next to the window control buttons, there's a separate button with a folding arrow symbol. Press it once, and the mirrors will retract smoothly; press it again to unfold them. There's also a hidden feature: enable 'Auto Fold on Lock' in the central control screen settings, and the mirrors will automatically fold when you remotely lock the car next time—super convenient. Avoid forcing them to fold in icy winter conditions to prevent motor damage. If they occasionally don't respond, try turning the engine off and on again; Mercedes' electronic system is quite reliable.
