2006 SLK hard top switch not working
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Asked by Milo1980 Aug 22, 2012 at 10:13 PM about the 2006 Mercedes-Benz SLK 350

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I have a 2006 SLK 350. My hardtop switch does not work. There is no light indicating that it works. Any suggestion on how to get it to work  

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Milo1980 answered 12 years ago

Thank you for your response Tom. Could it be that a fuse is out for that switch?

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Arnold answered 12 years ago

i would check your fuse 1st ! then test to see if switch is getting power and that it is working ! if no go then have a look in the boot cover right hand side and check the electric plug that powers the pump is ok !

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Anand answered 12 years ago

also look at the cover in the boot some times the relay switch there is a little temperamental.

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