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desire to break out of the daily grind, the most uncompromising smart ever built provides pure open air doors, and no windscreen.ating instructions show you all that the crossblade can do. They contain important tips on how to best w you what you can do to keep potential risks down to an absolute minimum for yourself and others. Keep e in no way acts as a substitute for the main smart operating instructions. This is especially true for warning

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Environment!We want to safeguard our environment.For this reason, it is essential to read the sections marked with this symbol.

>Equipment: The installed equipment specification description is the valid one for your crossblade.Use original smart accessories and spare parts only.

>Resale: Should you sell your smart please be sure to pass on these operating instructions.

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en and close the crossblader and passenger side door bars d and closed manually.

To open the door bar:� Pull the release lever on the underside

of the door bar.> The door bar swings upward.

To close the door bar:� Push the door bar downwards and latch

it into the lock.> The door bar must audibly latch with a

”double click”.

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g the mirrorsat the outside mirrors are set every time before you start Only then can the driver be sure iew to the rear is unobstructed.

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How to use the hazard warning lights� To switch on the hazard warning lights,

press the red switch (B).> This causes:

- all six turn signal lights to start flashing,

- the turn signal indicator light (when the ignition is switched on)

- the hazard warning light switch also to flash.

� To switch the hazard warning lights off press the red switch again. Ho

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>Important driving notes!� Drain openings are found in the driver

and passenger seats as well as in the floor pan so that rain will not collect on the seat surfaces or in the footwell.

� Ensure that the drain holes are clean and not covered up. Only then can rainwater freely flow out of the vehicle.

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ger of accident! crossblade and its safety ems are intended for use on roads only. Driving the e over any other type of terrain s an increased accident hazard. o avoid this risk, ensure that you e on surfaced roads.

ger of accident!er and dirt in the driver footwell lead to the floor mats sliding ng caught in between the his could lead to an accident. e, remove any water and dirt have accumulated (especially on and in the footwell) each time u start driving. Ensure that the

ave a free range of motion (i.e. is blocking them) and that the ts cannot slide.


er driving in the rainark the crossblade in a dry and well-entilated garage.lso be sure to dry off the covers and he tarpaulin; see page 9.

tes on child restraint systems!he child restraint systems are only ntended to be used when it is not aining.hen using the child restraint system, ay attention to the airbag indicator amp.

Danger of injury!Always protect the driver-side airbag with the provided cover when

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Driving in the rain� The crossblade is not designed to be

driven in the rain for extended periods of time.

� If you happen to be driving when it is raining, protect the driver-side airbag in the steering wheel and the controls in the centre console by fitting both covers. Also do this when parking in the rain.> You will find both covers in the

drawer in the centre console.

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at you are permitted to loaduggage compartment volume:122 l

ross weight limit: 250 kg

uggage compartment load weight:max. 50 kg

ducing the loadptional extras and accessories ncrease the curb weight; this results in payload reduction.Please study the operating instructions for each individual accessory part!

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Danger of accident!Pulling a trailer with the smart

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Opening the tailgateAfter opening the crossblade with the radio remote control, you can unlock the tailgate in the door handle recess (A).The tailgate can also be opened mechanically from the outside.

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sing the wind deflectorirmly hold the wind deflector with one and. ush the linkage backward on the entre joint using the other hand.old down the wind deflector.urn the three screw plugs in clockwise irection (90 degrees) until tight.


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� Turn the three screw plugs in anti-clockwise direction (90 degrees).> The wind deflector is now unlocked

and can be flipped upward.� Pull the centre joint of the holding

linkage forward until it stops.

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antities of water in the vehicle could pair electronic systems and increase e danger of an accident occurring. erefore, ensure that the tarpaulin is lled taught over the interior mpartment of the crossblade during d weather. Always take steps to event substantial quantities of water llecting inside the crossblade.


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find the tarpaulinpaulin is found in the luggage tment of your crossblade.ntained in a special water-tight

is attached to the underside of gage compartment cover with ttons.

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e tailgate.e velcro fastener. the tarpaulin from the bag and it.ack end remains attached to the ia the velcro fastener.

2� Put the linkage together. 3� Pull the tarpaulin over the entire

vehicle.> The outside mirrors must be covered

with the provided bags.� Slide the linkage through the channel of

the tarpaulin.� Insert the ends of the linkage into the

front and back ends of the bag to draw tension.

4� Hook the tensioning straps onto the

rocker panel.5� Pull the tensioning straps forward

together.� Close the tailgate.

> The tarpaulin is wedged into the closed tailgate.

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� Remove the floor mat.� Undo the velcro strip on the lower

section of the cover. � Take the cover out.> The breakdown set is located under the

cover.

BatteryThe battery is located under the footrest in the passenger-side footwell.� Remove the floor mat and the cover as

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All the smartcare products for looking after your car are available at your local smart Center.

Exterior components

SpecialtiesLightly soiled, manual

washingHeavily soiled

manual washingNever

Matte painted plastic parts

Powder coated single-coat paint finish

Car shampoo concentrate, insect remover for insect remains

Car shampoo concentrate, hard wax, insect remover for insect remains

Do not use any hard wax or polish except on high-gloss plastic body parts. Never use aggressive paint cleaner, machine polish, abrasive cleanser, acidic, highly alkaline agents, abrasive sponges, high-pressure or hot-water cleaning equipment.

Bumpers, rocker panels

Pitted, painted plastic parts

Car shampoo concentrate, insect remover for insect remains

Car shampoo concentrate, hard wax, insect remover for insect remains

High-gloss plastic parts (body panels)

Body panels with base coat or clear coat or clear coat onlyRepair possibility with clear paint touch-up pencil

Car shampoo concentrate, insect remover for insect remains, hard wax, polish

Car shampoo concentrate, insect remover for insect remains, hard wax, polish

WheelsTwo-layer metallic paint (high-gloss)

Car shampoo concentrate, rim care

Car shampoo concentrate, rim care

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16 - >Important! Ensure that you read through the detailed smart operating instructions to ensure that you enjoy your smart to the fullest and that you avoid any dangers to yourself and others.

Things you need to knowThe technical data is valid for all standard equipped vehicles.We recommend that you use original smart parts and accessories.

Engine specifications crossblade

Rated output (kW) 52

At engine speed (rpm) 5470

Nominal torque (Nm)/overboost 108

At engine speed (rpm) 2200-3500

Number of cylinders 3

Valves per cylinder 2

Spark plugs per cylinder 2

Total displacement (cm³) 599

Engine weight acc. to DIN 70020 A (kg) 59

Maximum climbing capacity at gross vehicle weight 20 %

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