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Your vehicle is fitted with onl

y

some of the

e

quipment described in this document,

dependin

g

on the trim level, version and the

s

pecifications for the countr

y

in which it is sold.

The fittin

g

of electrical equipment or

accesso

ri

es

whi

c

h

a

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n

o

t r

eco

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ded

b

y

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ma

y

result in a failure of

y

our

vehicle's electronic s

y

stem. Please note this

s

peci

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ic warnin

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and contact a

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be

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ded

eq

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ip

ment an

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accessor

i

es.

At the wheel of your new vehicle,

getting to know each system,

each control, each setting,

makes your trips, your journeys

more comfortable and more enjoyable.

Happy motoring!

We draw your attention to the following...

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Contents

FAMILIARISATION MONITORING

2

8

I

nstrument pane

l

s

32

I

n

di

cator an

d

warn

i

n

g

l

am

p

s

42

In

d

i

ca

t

or

s

46

Ad

j

ustment butto

n

s

48

Trip comput

e

r

Ke

y

safet

y

warnin

g

add

iti

o

n

a

l inf

o

rm

a

ti

o

n

contributes to the protection o

f

the environment

refer to the pa

g

e indicated

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30

8

VISUAL SEARCH

24

ECO-DRIVING

31

2

ALPHABETICAL

INDEX

MULTIFUNCTION

SCREENS

COMFORT ACCESS VISIBILITY

54

Mo

n

och

r

o

m

e

sc

r

ee

n

A

57

Mo

n

och

r

o

m

e

sc

r

ee

n

C

6

1

16/9 colour screen

(

M

y

Wa

y

)

6

Ve

nt

ila

t

io

n

6

8

Hea

t

in

g

69 M

a

n

ua

l

a

ir

co

n

d

iti

o

nin

g

73 Di

g

ital air conditioni

n

g

7

6

R

ea

r

sc

r

ee

n

de

mi

s

t -

de

fr

os

t

77

S

cented air

f

reshen

e

r

7

9

F

r

o

nt

seat

s

8

4

Rea

r

seat

s

8

5

S

teerin

g

wheel ad

j

ustme

n

t

8

6Mirr

o

r

s

90

Re

m

o

t

e

co

ntr

ol

ke

y

9

6

Wi

n

do

w

co

ntr

ol

s

98 D

oor

s

10

1

B

oo

t

102 F

ue

l t

an

k

104 Mis

f

uel prevention

(

Diesel

)

10

8

Ligh

t

i

n

g

contro

l

s

113

LED

l

am

p

s

113 Headlamp ad

j

ustme

n

t

11

4

Wiper control

s

11

8

Courtes

y

lam

p

11

9

Interior mood li

g

hti

n

g

11

9

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t

la

m

p

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SAFETY DRIVINGFITTINGS CHILD SAFETY

15

8

P

ar

ki

n

g

b

ra

k

e

159 6-speed manual

g

earbo

x

160

G

ear shift indicat

o

r

16

1

Electronic

g

earbo

x

16

6

Automatic

g

earb

o

x

170

S

to

p

&

S

tar

t

17

3

Hill

s

t

a

rt

assis

t

174

S

peed limit

e

r

17

6

C

ruise contro

l

17

8

Rear parkin

g

sensor

s

142

Di

r

ec

t

io

n

i

n

dica

t

or

s

142

H

azar

d

warn

i

n

g

l

am

p

s

143 H

o

r

n

143 Emer

g

enc

y

or assistance call

14

4

Brakin

g

assistance s

y

stem

s

14

5

Tra

j

ector

y

control s

y

stem

s

147

F

r

o

nt

sea

t

belt

s

15

0

Ai

r

b

a

g

s

1

30

C

hil

d

seat

s

1

3

6

I

SO

FIX child sea

t

s

122

Interior

ﬁ

ttin

g

s

12

6

Boot

ﬁ

ttin

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s

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8

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00

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9

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CHECKS PRACTICAL

INFORMATION

TECHNICAL DATA AUDIO and

TELEMATICS

18

3

Bo

nn

e

t

184 Runnin

g

out o

f

uel

(

Diesel

)

185 Petrol en

g

in

e

s

18

6

Diesel en

g

in

e

s

18

7

Checkin

g

level

s

1

9

0

C

hec

k

s

1

94

T

emporar

y

puncture repa

i

r

ki

t

2

00 Chan

g

in

g

a whe

e

l

2

07 Chan

g

in

g

a bul

b

2

1

4

Chan

g

in

g

a fus

e

2

1

B

a

tt

er

y

2

23 Energy economy mo

d

e

224

C

han

g

in

g

a wiper bla

d

e

2

25

T

ow

i

n

g

t

h

e ve

hi

c

l

e

227

Towin

g

a trail

e

r

2

29 A

d

vi

ce

o

n

ca

r

e

a

n

d

ma

int

e

n

a

n

c

e

2

30 A

ccesso

ri

e

s

234

P

etro

l

en

gi

n

e

s

23

6

P

etro

l

we

ight

s

23

8

LPG en

g

in

e

s

239 LPG wei

g

h

t

s

240 Diesel en

g

in

e

s

24

1

Diesel wei

g

h

t

s

242

Di

m

e

n

sion

s

244

Identi

ﬁ

cation markin

g

s

2

49

E

mer

g

enc

y

or ass

i

stanc

e

2

5

1

MyW

a

y

2

8

3

Audio s

y

st

e

m

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2

22012 01

01

01013

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m

mmi

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l

lli

i

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a

aar

r

rri

i

iis

s

ssa

a

aat

t

tti

i

iio

o

oon

n

nn

Familiarisation

A

ll aspects o

f

the use o

f

y

our vehicle are presented in this section to

a

llow quick and effective familiarisation with the main s

y

stems.

Exterior

Customisin

g

kits

These expressive stickers form part of a ran

g

e

of kits, ver

y

different one from another, which

a

llow

y

ou to create a unique and attractive

exterior for your vehicle

Guide-me-home li

g

htin

g

After switching off the ignition, under low

li

g

htin

g

conditions the headlamps remain on

f

or

a

f

ew seconds to help you leave the vehicle.

Rear parkin

g

sensors

This s

y

stem provides a warnin

g

when reversin

g

b

y

detectin

g

obstacles located behind

th

e

v

e

hi

c

l

e

.

1

puncture repa

i

r

ki

t

plete s

y

stem consistin

g

o

f

a

compressor and a sealant cartridge, to allow

the temporar

y

repair o

f

a t

y

re.

19

4

Sto

p

& Start

Thi

s s

y

stem puts t

h

e en

gi

ne

temporarily on standby during

s

tops in the tra

ff

ic

(

red li

g

hts, tra

ff

ic

j

ams, etc...

)

. The en

g

ine restarts

a

utomaticall

y

as soon as

y

ou want t

o

m

ove off. The Stop & Start s

y

stem

r

educes fuel consumption, exhaust

e

m

issio

n

s

a

n

d

t

he

n

oise

le

v

el

w

he

n

s

tat

i

onar

y

.

1

7

0

Familiarisation

9

0

Access

A

.

Un

f

olding

/

Folding the key.

B

.

Unlockin

g

the vehicle.

Remote control ke

y

1

.

O

pening the

f

uel

f

iller

f

lap.

2

.

O

penin

g

and hookin

g

the

f

uel

f

iller cap.

Fuel tank

102

,

10

4

1

83

Tank capacit

y

:

- approximatel

y

50 litres

(

petrol

)

,

- approximatel

y

46 litres

(

Diesel

)

.

-

(

dependin

g

on version: approximatel

y

30 litres

(

petrol or Diesel

))

.

A.

I

nt

e

r

io

r r

elease

le

v

e

r.

B.

Exterior sa

f

et

y

catch.

C.

B

onnet sta

y

.

Bonnet

Other functions..

.

C

.

Normal locking o

f

the vehicle

V

e

hi

c

l

e

l

oca

ti

o

n.

Interior

Interior mood li

g

htin

g

This subdued passen

g

er compartment li

g

htin

g

i

mproves v

i

s

ibili

t

y

i

ns

id

e t

h

e ve

hi

c

l

e

i

n

l

ow

ligh

t

i

n

g

con

di

t

i

ons.

I

t compr

i

ses severa

l

lam

p

s, located in the

f

ootwells and in the lower

dashboard stora

g

e compartment.

Gear shift indicato

r

A

ssociated with the manual

g

earbox, this

sy

stem su

gg

ests when to chan

g

e up to obtain

optimum fuel consumption.

S

cented air freshener

Th

e

sce

nt

ed

a

ir fr

es

h

e

n

e

r

d

iff

uses

th

e

selected

f

ra

g

rance throu

g

hout the passen

g

er

c

ompartment

f

rom its location in the ventilation

s

y

stem.

Di

g

ital air conditionin

g

A

fter settin

g

the desired level of comfort, the

sy

stem then automaticall

y

controls this level

accordin

g

to the ambient conditions.

1

19

1

60

77

73

2

83

Audio and communication

s

y

stems

These s

y

stems bene

f

it

f

rom the latest

technolo

gy

: MP

3

compatible Audio s

y

stem,

Bluetooth s

y

stem and USB Box, M

y

Wa

y

with

16/9 colour screen, auxiliar

y

inputs, Hi-Fi audio

sy

stem.

MyW

a

y

2

5

1

A

u

di

o s

y

ste

m

11

Familiarisation

Instruments and controls

1.

C

ruise control

/

speed limiter controls.

2.

H

ea

dl

amp

h

e

igh

t a

dj

ustment.

3.

S

teering wheel adjustment.

4.

Li

g

htin

g

and direction indicator stalk

5

.

Instrument panel.

6

.

Driver's airba

g

.

H

o

rn.

7.

G

ear lever.

8.

12 V accessor

y

socket

U

S

B port

/

auxiliar

y

socket.

9.

Hea

t

ed

sea

t

co

ntr

ol

.

1

0

.

B

o

nn

e

t r

e

l

ease

l

e

v

e

r.

1

.

D

oo

r mirr

o

r

co

ntr

o

l

s

.

El

ec

tri

c

win

do

w

co

ntr

o

l

s

.

1

2

.

F

usebo

x.

1

3

.

Stop & Start switch

Electronic stabilit

y

pro

g

ramme switch

(

E

S

P

/

A

S

R

)

.

14.

Front door window demistin

g/

de

f

rostin

g

v

e

nt.

1

5

.

S

peaker

(

tweeter

)

.

1

6

.

Windscreen demistin

g/

de

f

rostin

g

vent.

Instruments and controls

1.

S

teerin

g

lock and i

g

nition.

2.

A

u

di

o equ

i

pment steer

i

n

g

w

h

ee

l

contro

l

s.

3.

Wi

p

er

/

screenwash

/

tri

p

com

p

uter stalk.

4.

S

cented air

f

reshener.

5.

Central lockin

g

switch.

6

.

M

u

ltif

u

n

c

ti

o

n

sc

r

ee

n.

7

.

Hazard warnin

g

lamp switch.

8.

Central ad

j

ustable air vents.

9.

S

unshine senso

r

Hi

-

Fi

au

di

o s

y

stem centra

l

spea

k

er.

1

0

.

P

assen

g

er

'

s a

i

r

b

a

g

.

1

.

S

ide adjustable air vent.

1

2

.

G

love box

/

Passen

g

er's airba

g

deactivation.

1

3

.

Parkin

g

brake.

1

4

.

Central armrest with stora

g

e.

1

5

.

Upper and lower stora

g

e.

1

6

.

M

y

Wa

y

or Audio s

y

stem.

17.

Heatin

g/

air conditionin

g

controls.

13

Familiarisation

Sitting comfortably

3.

S

eat back an

g

le ad

j

ustment.

79

,

82

Front seats

1.

F

orwar

d

s-

b

ac

k

war

d

s a

dj

ustment.

2.

H

e

igh

t a

dj

ustment.

Sitting comfortably

)

T

o ra

i

se

i

t, pu

ll

i

t upwar

d

s.

)

T

o

l

ower

i

t, press s

i

mu

l

taneous

ly

on t

h

e

t

ab

A

a

n

d

do

wn

o

n th

e

h

ead

r

es

tr

a

int.

A

d

j

ustin

g

the hei

g

ht of

a

head restraint

Other function available..

.

H

ea

t

ed

sea

t

s

.

8

0, 8

3

1.

Release the adjustment mechanism.

2.

Ad

j

ust

f

or hei

g

ht and reach.

3.

Lock the ad

j

ustment mechanism.

Steerin

g

wheel ad

j

ustment

8

5

For reasons o

f

sa

f

et

y

, these operations

must onl

y

be carried out with the

vehicle stationar

y

.

Access to rear seats

)

Pull the control lever up to

f

old the backrest

a

n

d

m

o

v

e

th

e

sea

t

fo

rw

a

r

ds

.

8

1

Take care to use onl

y

the correct

c

ontrol, located at the top of the

bac

kr

es

t.

1

5

Familiarisation

Sitting comfortably

Door mirrors

Ad

j

ustment

A.

S

electin

g

the door mirror.

B

.

Adjusting the position o

f

the door mirror.

C

.

De-selectin

g

the door mirror.

86

Other functions..

.

Foldin

g/

Un

f

oldin

g

.

Rear view mirror

Manual da

y/

ni

g

ht t

y

pe

1.

S

electin

g

the "da

y

" position o

f

the rear view mirror.

2

.

Adjusting the rear view mirror.

8

7

A

utomatic da

y/

ni

g

ht t

y

pe

8

7

1.

Automatic detection o

f

da

y/

ni

g

ht mode.

2.

Adj

ust

i

n

g

t

h

e rear v

i

ew m

i

rror.

A.

Fi

tt

i

n

g

t

h

e

b

e

l

t.

B

.

Fastening.

C

.

C

heck that the belt is correctl

y

f

astened b

y

p

ullin

g

on the belt webbin

g

.

Front seat belts

147

Seeing clearly

Li

g

htin

g

Rin

g

A

Ri

n

g

B

Wi

p

ers

10

8

Control stalk A: windscreen

wi

p

ers

2

.

Fast wipe.

1

.

Normal wipe.

I

nt

.

I

nterm

i

ttent w

i

pe.

0

.

Pa

r

k

.

AUTO

È

A

utomat

i

c w

i

p

i

n

g

or s

i

n

gl

e w

i

pe.

S

creenwash: pull the stalk towards

y

ou.

11

4

Switchin

g

on "AUTO" mode

)

P

us

h th

e

s

t

a

lk

do

wnw

a

r

ds

a

n

d

r

e

l

ease

it.

Switchin

g

off "AUTO" mode

)

Push the stalk u

p

wards and return it to

p

osition "0" .

Ri

n

g

B

: rear w

i

per

11

6

1

5

Li

g

htin

g

o

ff

.

Automatic illumination o

f

headlamps.

S

idelamps.

Dipped

/

main beam headlamps.

Front and rear

f

o

g

lamps.

P

a

rk.

Intermittent wipe.

S

creenwash.

Familiarisation

Ventilation

Advice on interior settin

g

s

D

i

g

ital air conditionin

g:

use of the full

y

automatic mode b

y

pressin

g

the

"

AUTO"

bu

tt

o

n i

s

r

eco

mm

e

n

ded

.

I

requ

i

re..

.

H

eat

i

n

g

or

M

anua

l

a

i

r con

di

t

i

on

i

n

g

Air distribution Air flo

w

Air recirculation

/

E

xter

i

or a

i

r

i

nta

ke

T

em

p

eratur

e

M

anual A/

C

HEA

T

COOL

D

EMI

S

TIN

G

D

EFRO

S

TIN

G

Monitoring

O

n switchin

g

on, the dial needles

g

o to the

e

xtent o

f

their travel then return to 0.

A.

With the i

g

nition on, the

f

uel

g

au

g

e bars

f

or

the fuel remainin

g

should li

g

ht up.

B.

With the en

g

ine runnin

g

, the associated

l

ow level warnin

g

lamp should

g

o off.

C.

Wi

t

h

t

h

e

ig

n

i

t

i

on on, t

h

e o

il

l

eve

l

i

n

di

cator

s

h

ou

ld

di

sp

l

a

y

"

OIL OK"

fo

r

a

fe

w

seco

n

ds

.

I

f

the levels are not correct, to

p

u

p

the level

whi

c

h i

s

l

o

w.

Instrument

p

anels

28

,

30

1.

Wi

t

h

t

h

e

ig

n

i

t

i

on on, t

h

e oran

g

e an

d

re

d

warning lamps come on.

2

.

With the en

g

ine runnin

g

, these warnin

g

l

amps should

g

o off.

If a warnin

g

lamp remains on, refer to the pa

g

e

co

n

ce

rn

ed

.

Warnin

g

lamps

3

2, 37

Illumination o

f

the indicator lam

p

indicates the

s

tate o

f

the corresponding

f

unction.

A

.

Deactivation o

f

the E

S

P

/

A

S

R s

y

stem

.

Switch

p

anel

14

6

B.

Deactivation o

f

S

top

&

S

tart.

17

1

Familiarisation

Passenger safety

1.

O

pen the

g

love box.

2.

Insert the key.

3.

S

elect position:

"

ON"

(

activation

)

, with front passen

g

er or

"forwards facin

g

" child seat,

"

OFF"

(

deactivation

)

, with "rear facin

g

" child seat.

4.

R

emove t

h

e

k

e

y

k

eep

i

n

g

t

h

e sw

i

tc

h

i

n t

h

e

n

ew pos

i

t

i

on.

Front passen

g

er's airba

g

15

2

A.

Fr

o

nt

sea

t

be

lt

s

n

o

t

fas

t

e

n

ed

o

r

u

n

fas

t

e

n

ed

warning lamp.

Front seat belts and

passen

g

er's front airba

g

152

Customise your vehicle

Th

ese st

yli

n

g

st

i

c

k

ers are treate

d

to

gi

ve

g

oo

d

resistance to ageing and tearing.

The

y

have been desi

g

ned to allow

y

ou to

c

ustomise

y

our vehicle's bod

y

work.

A

vailable also as accessories, p21-we recommend

that

y

ou have them fitted b

y

a CITROËN deale

r

o

r a qualified workshop.

Usin

g

expressive stickers

When using a high pressure jet wash,

k

eep the end o

f

the lance at least

3

0 centimetres from the stickers.

B

.

Front passen

g

er's airba

g

deactivation

indicator lamp.

C.

Front passen

g

er's airba

g

activation

i

n

di

cator

l

amp.

147

Driving safely

th

e

c

h

o

i

ce

o

f th

e

co

mf

o

rt

o

f

au

t

o

m

a

t

ed

operation or the pleasure of manual

g

ear

c

han

g

in

g

.

1.

G

ear lever.

2.

S

teerin

g

mounted "-" control paddle.

3.

S

teerin

g

mounted "+" control paddle.

Electronic

g

earbox

Displa

y

in the instrument panel

The

g

ear en

g

a

g

ed or the drivin

g

mode selected

appears in the instrument panel screen.

N

.

N

eu

tr

a

l.

R

.

R

e

v

e

r

se

.

1 to 5/6

.

Gears en

g

a

g

ed.

AUTO

.

Au

t

o

m

a

t

ed

m

ode

.

Startin

g

and movin

g

off

)

S

elect position

N

.

)

Press the brake pedal firml

y

.

)

Start the en

g

ine.

)

Select automated mode

(

position

A

) or

m

anual mode

(

position

M

)

b

y

movin

g

the

g

ear

l

ever

1

,

or

en

g

a

g

e reverse

by

pus

hi

n

g

t

h

e

g

ear

l

ever

1

to

p

osition R .

)

Release the parkin

g

brake.

)

Pro

g

ressivel

y

take

y

our foot off the brake

p

edal, then move off.

16

1

21

Familiarisation

Driving safely

This

f

our speed

g

earbox o

ff

ers the choice

o

f

the com

f

ort o

f

automatic operation or the

p

leasure o

f

manual

g

ear chan

g

in

g

.

1.

G

ear lever.

2.

"

S

"

(

sport

)

switch.

3.

"

7

"

(

snow

)

switch.

Displa

y

in the instrument panel

P

.

P

a

rk.

R

.

R

e

v

e

r

se

.

N

.

N

eu

tr

a

l.

D.

Drive

(

automatic forward drive

)

.

S

.

Sport pro

g

ramme.

7

Snow pro

g

ramme.

1 to 4

.

G

ears en

g

a

g

ed.

-.

I

nva

lid

va

l

ue

i

n manua

l

operat

i

on.

Startin

g

and movin

g

off

)

Apply the parking brake.

)

S

elect position

P

or

N .

)

Start the en

g

ine.

)

Press the brake pedal.

)

Release the parkin

g

brake.

)

Then select position

R

,

D

o

r

M

.

)

Pro

g

ressivel

y

remove

y

our

f

oot

f

rom the

brake pedal: the vehicle moves o

ff

on its

o

w

n

.

Automatic

g

earbox

16

6

Driving safely

Sto

p

& Start

Goin

g

into en

g

ine STOP mode

17

0

Th

e

"

ECO" warnin

g

lamp comes on

in the instrument panel and the en

g

ine

automaticall

y

g

oes into standb

y

:

- with a manual

g

earbox

:

at speeds below

12 mph

(

20 km/h

)

, when

y

ou put the

g

ear

l

ever in neutral, and

y

ou release the clutch

p

e

d

a

l

,

Goin

g

into en

g

ine START mode

Deactivation

/

Reactivation

You can deactivate the s

y

stem at an

y

time b

y

p

ressin

g

the "ECO OFF" switch the warnin

g

lamp in the switchcomes on.

17

1

17

1

The s

y

stem is automaticall

y

reactivated

e

ver

y

time the en

g

ine is started with

the ke

y

.

Be

f

ore re

f

uelling or doing anything

u

nder the bonnet,

y

ou must switch o

ff

the i

g

nition with the ke

y

.

Th

e

"ECO" warnin

g

lamp

g

oes of

f

and the en

g

ine restarts automaticall

y

:

-

w

ith a manual

g

earbox

:

when

y

ou

f

ull

y

depress the clutch pedal.

-

with a 5 or 6 speed electronic

g

earbo

x

:

a

t speeds below 5 mph

(

8 km/h

)

, when

y

ou

p

ress the brake pedal or when

y

ou put the

g

ear lever in position

N

.

-

w

ith a 5 or 6 speed electronic

g

earbo

x

:

●

g

ear lever in position

A

o

r

M

, when

y

ou

re

l

ease t

h

e

b

ra

k

e pe

d

a

l

,

● or

g

ear

l

ever

i

n pos

i

t

i

on

N

a

n

d

b

r

ake

pe

d

a

l

re

l

ease

d

, w

h

en

y

ou put t

h

e

g

ea

r

lever into

p

osition A

or

M

,

● or when

y

ou en

g

a

g

e reverse.

In certain circumstances, the ST

O

P mode

m

a

y

not be available; the

"

ECO" warnin

g

lamp

flashes for a few seconds, then

g

oes off. In certain circumstances,

S

TART mode ma

y

be

invoked automaticall

y

; the

"

ECO" warnin

g

lamp

flashes for a few seconds, then

g

oes off.

23

Familiarisation

Driving safely

1.

S

electin

g/S

witchin

g

o

ff

speed limiter mode.

2.

Decrease the programmed value.

3.

Increase the pro

g

rammed value.

4.

Speed limiter on/off.

S

p

eed limiter "LIMIT"

1

7

4

1

.

S

electing

/S

witching o

ff

cruise control mode.

2

.

Decrease the pro

g

rammed value.

3.

Increase the pro

g

rammed value.

4.

C

ruise control

O

ff

/

Resume.

Cruise control "CRUISE"

17

6

The cruise control or s

p

eed limiter mode

a

pp

ears in the instrument

p

anel when it is

se

l

ec

t

ed

.

Displa

y

in the instrument panel

Cruise control

S

p

eed limiter

The values must be set with the en

g

ine runnin

g

. In order to be pro

g

rammed or activated, the

vehicle speed must be hi

g

her than 25 mph

(

40 km

/

h

)

, with at least

f

ourth

g

ear en

g

a

g

ed

on a manual

g

earbox

(

second

g

ear on an

electronic or automatic gearbox

)

.

Eco-driving

Eco-drivin

g

is a ran

g

e o

f

ever

y

da

y

practices that allow the motorist to optimise their

f

uel consumption and

CO

2

e

m

issio

n

s

.

Optimise the use of

y

ou

r

g

earbox

With a manual

g

earbox, move o

ff

g

entl

y

,

c

han

g

e up without waitin

g

and drive b

y

c

han

g

in

g

up quite soon. If

y

our vehicle has

the s

y

stem, the

g

ear shift indicator invites

y

ou

to c

h

an

g

e up;

i

t

i

s

di

sp

l

a

y

e

d

i

n t

h

e

i

nstrument

p

anel,

f

ollow its instructions.

Wi

t

h

an automat

i

c or e

l

ectron

i

c

g

ear

b

ox,

s

ta

y

i

n

D

r

i

ve

"D"

o

r

Au

t

o

"A"

, accor

di

n

g

to

the t

y

pe o

f

g

earbox, without pressin

g

the

a

ccelerator pedal heavily or suddenly.

Drive smoothl

y

Maintain a sa

f

e distance between vehicles, use

e

n

g

ine brakin

g

rather than the brake pedal,

and press the accelerator pro

g

ressivel

y

. These

practices contribute towards a reduction in fuel

c

onsumption and CO

2

em

i

ss

i

ons an

d

a

l

so

h

e

l

ps

r

educe the back

g

round tra

ff

ic noise.

I

f

y

our vehicle has cruise control, make use o

f

the s

y

stem at speeds above 25 mph

(

40 km

/

h

)

when the traffic is flowin

g

well.

Control the use of

y

ou

r

e

lectrical e

q

ui

p

ment

Be

f

ore moving o

ff

, i

f

the passenger

c

ompartment is too warm, ventilate it b

y

openin

g

the windows and air vents before

usin

g

the air conditionin

g

.

A

bove 30 mph

(

50 km/h

)

, close the windows

and leave the air vents open.

Remember to make use o

f

equipment

t

h

at can

h

e

l

p

k

eep t

h

e temperature

i

n t

h

e

p

assen

g

er compartment down

(

sunroo

f

and

window blinds...

)

.

S

witch o

ff

the air conditionin

g

, unless it has

automatic di

g

ital re

g

ulation, as soon as the

desired temperature is attained.

Switch off the demistin

g

and defrostin

g

c

ontrols

,

if not automatic.

S

witch o

ff

the heated seat as soon as

p

oss

ibl

e.

2

5

Limit the causes of excess

c

onsum

p

tion

Spread loads throu

g

hout the vehicle; place the

h

eaviest items in the bottom of the boot, as

c

lose as possible to the rear seats.

Li

m

i

t t

he

loads

ca

rr

ied

i

n t

he

v

ehicle

a

n

d

r

educe wind resistance

(

roo

f

bars, roo

f

rack,

bic

y

cle carrier, trailer...

)

. Use a roo

f

box in

p

re

f

erence.

R

e

m

o

v

e

r

oof

ba

r

s

a

n

d

r

oof

r

ac

k

s

af

t

e

r

use

.

At the end of winter, remove snow t

y

res and

r

e

f

it

y

our summer t

y

res.

Observe the recommendations

on maintenance

Check the t

y

re pressures re

g

ularl

y

, when

c

old, referrin

g

to the label in the doo

r

aperture, driver's side.

Carr

y

out this check in particular:

- be

f

ore a lon

g

j

ourne

y

,

- at each chan

g

e o

f

season,

- a

f

ter a lon

g

period out o

f

use.

Don't

f

orget the spare wheel and the tyres on

an

y

trailer or caravan.

Have

y

our vehicle serviced re

g

ularl

y

(

en

g

ine

o

il, oil

f

ilter, air

f

ilter...

)

and observe the

s

chedule o

f

operations recommended b

y

the

m

a

n

ufac

t

u

r

e

r.

When re

f

uellin

g

, do not continue a

f

ter the 3

rd

c

ut-o

ff

o

f

the nozzle to avoid any over

f

low.

A

t the wheel o

f

y

our new vehicle, it is onl

y

a

f

ter the

f

irst 1 800 miles

(

3 000 kilometres

)

that

y

ou will see the

f

uel consumption settle

down to a consistent avera

g

e.

Switch off the headlamps and front fo

g

lamps

when the level of li

g

ht does not require their

use

.

A

void runnin

g

the en

g

ine be

f

ore movin

g

o

ff

,

p

art

i

cu

l

ar

ly

i

n w

i

nter;

y

our ve

hi

c

l

e w

ill

warm

up much

f

aster while drivin

g

.

A

s a passen

g

er, i

f

y

ou avoid connectin

g

your multimedia devices

(f

ilm, music, video

g

ame...

)

,

y

ou will contribute towards limitin

g

the consumption of electrical ener

gy

, and so

o

f f

ue

l.

Disconnect

y

our portable devices before

leavin

g

the vehicle.

0

000

0

001

1

11

Instruments and controls

To help

y

ou understand the in

f

ormation presented in the instrument

p

anel, this section describes the three back-lit dials, the location and

p

urpose of each warnin

g

and indicator lamp, and explains the information

p

rovided b

y

our trip computer.

Petrol - Diesel instrument panels, manual, electronic or automatic

gearbox

P

rov

id

e

d

w

i

t

h

permanent

b

ac

k

-

ligh

t

i

n

g

, t

h

e

i

nstrument pane

l

g

roups to

g

et

h

er t

h

e ve

hi

c

l

e

'

s

di

a

l

s an

d

i

n

di

cator an

d

warn

i

n

g

l

amps.

1.

Rev counter

.

Indicates the speed of rotation of the

en

g

ine

(

x 1 000 rpm

)

.

2.

V

e

hi

c

l

e s

p

ee

d.

Indicates the current speed o

f

the movin

g

vehicle

(

mph or km

/

h

)

.

3.

Engine coolant temperature

.

Indicates the temperature o

f

the en

g

ine

c

oolant liquid.

Di

a

l

s

7

.

L

i

g

htin

g

dimmer button

.

Ad

j

usts the level of the instrument and

co

ntr

o

l

s

ill

u

min

a

ti

o

n

a

n

d

th

e

int

e

ri

o

r m

ood

li

g

htin

g

.

4.

D

ispla

y

screen

.

5

.

Fuel level

.

Indicates the quantit

y

of fuel remainin

g

in

t

he

t

a

n

k

.

6

.

Di

sp

l

a

y

mana

g

ement

b

utton

.

Al

ternates

di

sp

l

a

y

b

etween ran

g

e an

d

tr

i

p

mileage recorder.

S

ervicin

g

in

f

ormation.

Resets the selected function to zero

(

trip

distance recorder or service indicator

)

.

For more information, refer to the

para

g

raph relatin

g

to the button or

f

unction and its associated displa

y

.

29

Monitoring

Screen

E

.

Service indicator

(

miles or km

)

, then

Total mileage recorder

These two functions are displa

y

ed

s

uccessivel

y

when switchin

g

on the i

g

nition

F.

Engine oil level indicator

Appears a

f

ew seconds a

f

ter switchin

g

on

t

h

e

ig

n

i

t

i

on, t

h

en

di

sappears.

A

.

Speed limiter

(

mph or km/h

)

or

Cruise control

.

B

.

G

ear shift indicator

.

C.

E

lectronic or automatic

g

earbox

i

nformation

.

D.

R

an

ge

(

miles or km

)

or

T

rip mileage recorder

.

RACING petrol instrument panel, manual gearbox

P

rov

id

e

d

w

i

t

h

permanent

b

ac

k

-

ligh

t

i

n

g

, t

h

e

i

nstrument pane

l

g

roups to

g

et

h

er t

h

e ve

hi

c

l

e

'

s

di

a

l

s an

d

i

n

di

cator an

d

warn

i

n

g

l

amps.

1.

R

ev counter

.

Indicates the s

p

eed o

f

rotation o

f

the

en

g

ine

(

x 1 000 rpm

)

.

2.

V

ehicle s

p

eed

.

Indicates the current speed of the movin

g

vehicle

(

mph or km/h

)

.

3.

E

n

gi

ne coo

l

ant temperature

.

Indicates the temperature o

f

the en

g

ine

c

oo

l

ant

li

qu

id

.

Di

a

l

s

7.

Ligh

t

i

n

g

di

mmer

b

utton

.

Adjusts the level o

f

the instrument and

co

ntr

o

l

s

ill

u

min

a

ti

o

n

a

n

d

th

e

int

e

ri

o

r m

ood

li

g

htin

g

.

4.

Di

sp

l

a

y

screen

.

5

.

Fuel level

.

Indicates the quantit

y

o

f

uel remainin

g

in

th

e

t

a

nk.

6

.

D

ispla

y

mana

g

ement button

.

Alternates displa

y

between ran

g

e and trip

m

il

ea

g

e recor

d

er.

S

ervicin

g

in

f

ormation.

Resets the selected

f

unction to zero

(

trip

distance recorder or service indicator

)

.

For more information, refer to the

para

g

raph relatin

g

to the button or

f

unction and its associated displa

y

.

3

1

Monitoring

Screen

C.

Service indicator

(

miles or km

)

, then

T

ota

l

m

il

ea

g

e recor

d

er .

These two

f

unctions are displayed

s

uccessivel

y

when switchin

g

on

the i

g

nition.

D.

E

n

g

ine oil level indicator

.

Appears a few seconds after switchin

g

on

the i

g

nition, then disappears.

A.

Speed limiter

(

mph or km

/

h

)

or

Cruise control

.

B

.

R

ang

e

(

miles or km

)

or

T

rip milea

g

e recorder

.

Visual indicators in

f

ormin

g

the driver

that a system is in operation

(

operation

or deactivation indicator lamps

)

or o

f

the

occurrence of a fault

(

warnin

g

lamp

)

.

I

ndicator and warnin

g

lamps

Associated warnin

g

s

The illumination o

f

certain warnin

g

lamps ma

y

be accompanied b

y

an audible si

g

nal and a

m

essa

g

e in the multi

f

unction screen.

Th

e warn

i

n

g

l

amps ma

y

come on

c

ontinuousl

y

(f

ixed

)

or

f

lash.

C

ertain warnin

g

lamps ma

y

come

o

n in two di

ff

erent modes.

O

nly by

relatin

g

the t

y

pe o

f

li

g

htin

g

to the

o

peratin

g

status of the vehicle can it

be

asce

rt

a

in

ed

wh

e

th

e

r th

e

s

it

ua

ti

o

n i

s

n

o

rm

a

l

o

r wh

e

th

e

r

a

f

au

lt h

as

occu

rr

ed

.

I

f

the

y

remain on, be

f

ore movin

g

o

ff

,

r

e

f

er to the in

f

ormation on the warnin

g

l

am

p

concerne

d

.

The passenger's airbag system

operation lamp sta

y

s on

f

or about a

m

inute after switchin

g

on the i

g

nition,

even after the en

g

ine has started.

When the i

g

nition is switched on

C

ertain warnin

g

lamps come on

f

or a

f

ew

s

econds when the vehicle's i

g

nition is

s

wit

c

h

ed

o

n.

When the en

g

ine is started, these same

warnin

g

lamps should

g

o off.

3

Monitoring

O

p

eration indicator lam

p

s

If one of the followin

g

indicator lamps comes on, this confirms that the correspondin

g

s

y

stem has come into operation.

W

arn

i

n

g

l

amp

i

s on

C

aus

e

A

ction/Observations

L

eft-hand

d

irection indicat

o

r

flashin

g

with buzzer. The li

g

htin

g

stalk is pushed down.

Right-hand

d

irection indicato

r

f

lashing with buzzer. The lighting stalk is pushed up.

Sidelam

p

s

f

ix

ed

. The li

g

htin

g

stalk is in the "

S

idelamps"

position.

Dipp

e

d

b

eam

h

ea

dl

amps

f

ix

ed

.

Th

e

ligh

t

i

n

g

sta

lk

i

s

i

n t

h

e

"Di

ppe

d

b

eam

h

ea

dl

amps

"

pos

i

t

i

on.

M

ain beam

headlam

p

s

fix

ed

. The li

g

htin

g

stalk is pulled towards

y

ou.

Pull the stalk to return to dipped beam headlamps.

Front fo

g

lamps

f

ix

ed

. The

f

ront

f

o

g

lamps are switched on. Turn the rin

g

on the stalk rearwards twice to switch o

ff

the

f

ront

f

oglamps.

Rear fo

g

lamp

s

fix

ed

. The rear fo

g

lamps are switched on. Turn the rin

g

on the stalk rearwards to switch off the

r

ear fo

g

lamps.

H

azar

d

warn

i

n

g

l

am

ps

f

lashin

g

with audible

sig

na

l

.

Th

e

h

azar

d

warn

i

n

g

l

amps sw

i

tc

h

,

l

ocate

d

on t

h

e

d

as

hb

oar

d

,

h

as

b

een

o

p

erate

d

.

The le

f

t-hand and ri

g

ht-hand direction indicators and

their associated indicator lamps

f

lash simultaneousl

y

.

Warning lamp is on Caus

e

Action/Observation

s

Di

ese

l

en

gi

ne

p

re-

h

eat

i

n

g

f

ix

ed

.

Th

e

ig

n

i

t

i

on sw

i

tc

h

i

s at t

h

e

2nd position

(

i

g

nition on

)

.

Wait until the warnin

g

lamp

g

oes o

ff

be

f

ore startin

g

.

The period o

f

illumination o

f

the warnin

g

lamp is

determined b

y

the climatic conditions

(

up to about

thirty seconds in extreme climatic conditions

)

.

I

f

the en

g

ine does not start, switch the i

g

nition o

ff

and

then on, wait until the warnin

g

lamp

g

oes off a

g

ain,

then start the en

g

ine.

Parkin

g

brak

e

fix

ed

. The parkin

g

brake is applied or not

proper

ly

re

l

ease

d

.

Release the parkin

g

brake to switch off the warnin

g

l

amp, keepin

g

y

our foot on the brake pedal.

Observe the safet

y

.

For further information on the parkin

g

brake, refer to

the "Drivin

g

" section.

Sto

p

& Star

t

f

ix

ed

. When the vehicle stops

(

red li

g

hts,

tra

ff

ic

j

ams, ...

)

the

S

top

&

S

tart

s

ystem has put the engine into

S

T

O

P

mode

.

The warnin

g

lamp

g

oes o

ff

and the en

g

ine restarts

automaticall

y

in

S

TART mode, as soon as

y

ou want

t

o

m

o

v

e

off

.

f

l

as

h

es

fo

r

a

few seconds, then

g

oes off.

S

T

O

P mode is temporaril

y

u

n

a

v

a

il

ab

l

e

.

or

S

TART mode is invoked

a

utomaticall

y

.

Re

f

er to "Drivin

g

-

§

S

top

&

S

tart"

f

or special cases

with ST

O

P mode and START mode.

35

Monitoring

Foot on the

b

rake

p

eda

l

fix

ed

. The brake pedal must be pressed. With an electronic

g

earbox, press the brake pedal to

s

tart the en

g

ine

(

lever in position

N

)

.

Wi

t

h

an automat

i

c

g

ear

b

ox, w

i

t

h

t

h

e en

gi

ne runn

i

n

g

,

p

ress the brake pedal be

f

ore releasin

g

the parkin

g

brake, to unlock the lever and come out o

f

p

osition

P

.

P

I

f

you wish to release the parking brake without

p

ressin

g

the brake pedal, this warnin

g

lamp will

r

e

m

a

in

o

n.

f

lashing. With an electronic gearbox, i

f

you

h

old the vehicle on an incline usin

g

the accelerator for too lon

g

, the clutch

o

v

e

rh

ea

t

s

.

Use the brake pedal and

/

or the parking brake.

A

utomatic wipin

g

fix

ed

. The wiper control is pushed

do

wnw

a

r

ds

.

Automatic front wipin

g

is activated.

Passen

g

er's

a

irba

g

s

y

ste

m

fix

ed

. The control switch, located in the

g

love box, is in the "O

N

" position.

T

he passen

g

er's front airba

g

is

ac

tiv

a

t

ed

.

In this case, do not install a rear-

facin

g

child seat.

T

u

rn th

e

co

ntr

o

l

s

wit

c

h t

o

th

e

"

O

FF " position

to deactivate the front passen

g

er's airba

g

.

In this case

y

ou can install a rear-facin

g

child seat.

Warning lam

p

i

s on Caus

e

Action/Observations

D

eact

i

vat

i

on

i

n

di

cator

l

am

p

s

If one of the followin

g

indicator lamps comes on, this confirms that the correspondin

g

s

y

stem has been switched off intentionall

y

.

This is ma

y

be accompanied b

y

an audible si

g

nal and a messa

g

e on the multi

f

unction screen.

W

arn

i

n

g

l

amp

i

s on Caus

e

Action/Observation

s

Passen

g

er's

airba

g

s

y

ste

m

fix

ed

. The control, located in the

g

love box,

i

s

se

t t

o

th

e

O

FF position.

The passen

g

er's front airba

g

is

deac

t

i

v

a

t

ed

.

I

n t

hi

s case

y

ou can

i

nsta

ll

a

"

rea

r

f

acin

g

" child seat.

S

et the control to the ON position to activate the

passen

g

er's front airba

g

.

In this case, do not fit a child seat in the rear-facin

g

pos

i

t

i

on.

ESP/AS

R

fix

ed

. The button, located at the bottom

l

eft of the dashboard, is pressed. Its

indicator lamp is on.

The E

S

P

/

A

S

R is deactivated.

E

S

P: electronic stabilit

y

pro

g

ramme.

A

S

R: anti-skid re

g

ulation.

Press the button a

g

ain to manuall

y

reactivate the ESP/

ASR. Its indicator lamp

g

oes off.

From approximatel

y

30 mph

(

50 km/h

)

, the s

y

stem

is reactivated automaticall

y

except for the 1.6 litre

(

THP 150, THP 155 and THP 160

)

and RA

C

IN

G

en

g

ines.

The E

S

P

/

A

S

R s

y

stem is activated automaticall

y

when

t

he

v

ehicle

is

s

t

a

rt

ed

.

37

Monitoring

W

arn

i

n

g

l

amps

When the en

g

ine is runnin

g

or the vehicle is

bein

g

driven, the illumination o

f

one o

f

the

f

ollowin

g

warnin

g

lamps indicates a

f

ault which

re

q

uires action on the

p

art o

f

the driver.

A

n

y

fault resultin

g

in the illumination of a warnin

g

lamp must be investi

g

ated further b

y

r

eadin

g

the associated messa

g

e in the multifunction screen.

If

y

ou encounter an

y

problems, do not hesitate to contact a CITROËN dealer or a qualified

workshop.

Warnin

g

lamp

i

s on

C

aus

e

A

ction/Observations

S

TOP

f

ixed, alone or

assoc

i

a

t

ed

with

a

nother warnin

g

lamp,

a

ccompanied b

y

an

a

udible si

g

nal and

a

messa

g

e on the

screen

.

Illumination o

f

the warnin

g

lamp is

associated with a serious brakin

g

s

y

stem or en

g

ine coolant temperature

problem.

S

top as soon as it is sa

f

e to do so as the en

g

ine ma

y

c

ut out when drivin

g

.

Park, switch off the i

g

nition and call a CITROËN dealer

or a qualified workshop.

S

ervic

e

temporaril

y

. Minor

p

roblems have occurred

f

or

which there is no specific warnin

g

l

amp.

Identi

fy

the problem b

y

readin

g

the messa

g

e shown in

the screen, such as, for example:

- the en

g

ine oil level,

- the screenwash level,

- the remote control batter

y

,

- saturation o

f

the particle emission

f

ilter on Diesel

vehicles

(

see "

C

hecks -

§

particle emissions

f

ilter"

)

.

For any other faults, contact a CITROËN dealer or a

q

uali

f

ied worksho

p

.

fix

ed

. Ma

j

or problems have occurred for

which there is no speci

f

ic warnin

g

l

amp.

Identif

y

the problem b

y

readin

g

the messa

g

e shown

i

n the screen and contact a

C

ITR

OË

N dealer or a

q

uali

f

ied workshop.

fixed

,

associated with

the STOP warnin

g

l

amp.

The brakin

g

s

y

stem fluid level is too

lo

w.

You must stop as soon as it is safe to do so.

Top up with brake fluid recommended b

y

CITROËN.

I

f

the problem persists, have the s

y

stem checked b

y

a CITRO

Ë

N dealer or a qualified workshop.

+

fixed, associated with

the

S

T

O

P and AB

S

warn

i

n

g

l

amp.

Th

e

l

ec

tr

o

ni

c

b

r

a

k

e

f

o

r

ce

d

i

s

tri

bu

ti

o

n

(

EBFD

)

s

y

stem has a fault.

You must stop as soon as it is safe to do so.

Have it checked b

y

a CITROËN dealer or a qualified

wor

k

s

h

op.

W

arn

i

n

g

l

amp

i

s on Caus

e

Action/Observation

s

A

nt

i

-

l

oc

k

B

ra

ki

n

g

S

y

stem

(

ABS

)

f

ix

ed

.

Th

e ant

i

-

l

oc

k

b

ra

ki

n

g

s

y

stem

h

as

a

fau

lt.

Th

e ve

hi

c

l

e reta

i

ns convent

i

ona

l

b

ra

ki

n

g

.

Drive care

f

ull

y

at reduced speed and contact a

C

ITRO

Ë

N dealer or a qualified workshop without dela

y

.

Dy

nam

i

c sta

bili

t

y

c

ontrol (ESP/ASR

)

f

lashin

g

. The E

S

P

/

A

S

R re

g

ulation is active.

Th

e s

y

stem opt

i

m

i

ses tract

i

on an

d

i

mproves t

h

e

directional stability o

f

the vehicle.

fix

ed

. Unless it has been deactivated

(

button

pressed and its indicator lamp on

)

the

E

S

P

/

A

S

R s

y

stem has a

f

ault.

Have it checked b

y

a CITROËN dealer or a qualified

workshop.

3

9

Monitoring

W

arn

i

n

g

l

amp

i

s on

C

aus

e

A

ction/Observations

En

g

ine

a

utodia

g

nosis

s

y

ste

m

flashin

g

. The en

g

ine mana

g

ement s

y

stem has

a

f

au

lt.

Risk of destruction of the catal

y

tic converter.

Have it checked b

y

a CITROËN dealer or a qualified

w

or

k

s

h

op.

f

ix

ed

.

Th

e em

i

ss

i

on contro

l

s

y

stem

h

as

a

fau

lt.

The warnin

g

lamp should

g

o o

ff

when the en

g

ine is started.

If it does not

g

o off, contact a CITRO

Ë

N dealer or qualified

w

orkshop without delay.

L

ow fuel level fix

ed

. Wh

e

n it fir

s

t

co

m

es

o

n th

e

r

e

r

e

m

a

in

s

approximately 5 litres of

fue

l

in th

e

t

a

nk.

You must refuel as soon as possible to avoid runnin

g

ou

t

o

f f

ue

l.

This warnin

g

lamp will come on ever

y

time the i

g

nition is

switched on

,

until a su

ff

icient addition o

f

uel is made.

Fuel tank capacit

y

: approximatel

y

50 litres

(

petrol

)

or

46 litres

(

Diesel

)

; dependin

g

on version: approximatel

y

3

0 litres

(

petrol or Diesel

)

.

Never continue to drive until you run out o

f

uel as

this could dama

g

e the emission control and in

j

ection

s

y

stems.

M

ax

i

mum coo

l

ant

temperatur

e

f

ix

ed

r

ed

. The temperature o

f

the coolin

g

s

y

stem

i

s too

high

.

S

top as soon as it is sa

f

e to do so.

Wait until the en

g

ine has cooled down be

f

ore toppin

g

u

p the level, i

f

necessar

y

.

If the

p

roblem

p

ersists, contact a CITROËN dealer or

q

uali

f

ied workshop.

W

arn

i

n

g

l

amp

i

s on Caus

e

Action/Observation

s

En

g

ine oil

p

ressur

e

fix

ed

. There is a fault with the en

g

ine

l

ubrication s

y

stem.

You must stop as soon it is safe to do so.

Park, switch off the i

g

nition and contact a CITROËN

dealer or a quali

f

ied workshop.

B

atter

y

c

h

ar

ge

f

ix

ed

. The batter

y

char

g

in

g

circuit has a

f

ault

(

dirt

y

or loose terminals, slack or cut

alternator belt, ...

)

.

The warnin

g

lamp should

g

o o

ff

when the en

g

ine is

s

t

a

rt

ed

.

If it does not

g

o off, contact a CITRO

Ë

N dealer or a

q

uali

f

ied worksho

p

.

D

oor

(

s

)

open

f

ixed i

f

the s

p

eed is

b

elow 6 mph

(

10 km

/

h

)

.

A

d

oor or t

h

e

b

oot

i

s st

ill

open.

C

l

ose

th

e

doo

r

o

r

boo

t.

fixed and accompanied

by

an audible si

g

nal

i

f

the speed is above

6

mph

(

10 km

/

h

)

.

41

Monitoring

A

irba

gs

temporaril

y

. This lamp comes on for a few seconds

when

y

ou turn on the i

g

nition, then

g

oes o

ff

.

This lamp should

g

o off when the en

g

ine is started.

If it does not

g

o off, contact a CITROËN dealer or a

q

uali

f

ied workshop.

f

ix

ed

.

O

ne o

f

the airba

g

or seat belt

pretensioner systems has a

f

ault.

Have it checked b

y

a CITRO

Ë

N dealer or a qualified

w

orksho

p

.

W

arn

i

n

g

l

am

p

i

s on Caus

e

Action/Observations

Seat belt not

f

astened

/

u

nfastened

fixed then flashin

g

a

ccompanied b

y

an

i

ncreasin

g

audible

si

g

nal.

The driver and/or the front passen

g

er

h

as

n

o

t f

as

t

e

n

ed

o

r h

as

u

nf

as

t

e

n

ed

th

e

ir

sea

t

be

lt.

Pull the strap then insert the ton

g

ue in the buckle.

Power steerin

g

fix

ed

. The power steerin

g

has a fault. Drive carefull

y

at reduced speed.

Have it checked b

y

a CITROËN dealer or a qualified

w

or

k

s

h

op.

With the engine running, when the needle is:

- in z

o

n

e

A

, the tem

p

erature is correct,

- in z

o

n

e

B, the temperature is too hi

g

h;

th

e

ce

ntr

a

l STO

P

warnin

g

lamp and the

m

aximum temperature warnin

g

lamp

1

co

m

e

on in red, accompanied b

y

an audible si

g

nal

a

nd a messa

g

e in the multi

f

unction screen.

Y

ou must sto

p

as soon as it is safe to do so

.

Wait a

f

ew minutes be

f

ore switchin

g

o

ff

the engine.

Contact a CITROËN dealer or a

q

ualified

workshop.

C

oolant tem

p

erature indicato

r

A

f

ter driving

f

or a

f

ew minutes, the temperature

and pressure in the coolin

g

s

y

stem increase.

To top up the level:

)

wait for the en

g

ine to cool down,

)

unscrew the cap b

y

two turns to allow the

pressure to drop,

)

w

h

en t

h

e pressure

h

as

d

roppe

d

, remove

t

h

e cap,

)

to

p

u

p

t

h

e

l

eve

l

to t

h

e

"MAX"

mar

k

.

43

Monitoring

S

ystem which in

f

orms the driver when the

n

ext service is due, in accordance with the

m

anufacturer's servicin

g

schedule.

The point at which the service is due is

ca

l

cu

l

a

t

ed

fr

o

m th

e

l

as

t in

d

i

ca

t

o

r z

e

r

o

r

ese

t

.

It is determined b

y

two parameters:

- t

h

e

di

stance trave

ll

e

d

,

- t

h

e t

i

me e

l

apse

d

s

i

nce t

h

e

l

ast serv

i

ce.

Service indicator

Between 600 miles

(

1 000 km

)

a

nd 1 800 miles

(

3 000 km

)

remain

b

efore the next service is due

For a few seconds after the i

g

nition is switched

on, the spanner s

y

mbolisin

g

the service

operat

i

ons comes on.

Th

e

di

stance recor

d

er

displa

y

line indicates the distance remainin

g

befo

r

e

th

e

n

e

xt

se

rvi

ce

i

s

due

.

Exam

p

le: 1 7

00

miles

/

2

800

km remain before

t

he

n

e

xt

se

rv

ice

is

due

.

For a few seconds after the i

g

nition is switched

on, the displa

y

indicates:

L

ess than 600 miles

(

1 000 km

)

remain before the next service is due

E

xam

p

le

:

400 miles

/

900 km remain be

f

ore the

n

e

xt

se

rvi

ce

i

s

due

.

For a few seconds after the i

g

nition is switched

o

n, the displa

y

indicates:

A

f

ew seconds a

f

ter the i

g

nition is switched

o

n, the distance recorder resumes its normal

o

peration.

T

he s

p

anner remains on t

o

in

d

i

ca

t

e

th

a

t

a

se

rvi

ce

m

us

t

be

ca

rri

ed

ou

t

soon

.

A

f

ew seconds a

f

ter the i

g

nition is switched on,

the s

p

anne

r

goes

off

; the distance recorder

r

esumes its normal operation. The displa

y

then

i

ndicates the total and trip distances.

More than 1 800 miles

(

3 000 km

)

remain before the next service is du

e

When the i

g

nition is switched on, no service

in

f

ormation appears on the displa

y

.

A

f

ew seconds a

f

ter the i

g

nition is switched

on, the distance recorder resumes its normal

operation.

T

he s

p

anner remains

on

.

Th

e

di

stance rema

i

n

i

n

g

ma

y

b

e

weighted by the time

f

actor, depending

o

n the driver's drivin

g

habits.

Therefore, the spanner ma

y

also come

o

n if

y

ou have exceeded the two

y

ear

se

rvi

ce

int

e

rv

a

l.

Service indicator zero reset

After each service, the service indicator must

be

r

ese

t t

o

z

e

r

o

.

The procedure for resettin

g

to zero is as

f

o

ll

o

w

s

:

)

switch o

ff

the i

g

nition,

)

press an

d

h

o

ld

t

h

e tr

i

p

di

stance recor

d

er

zero reset

b

utton,

)

switch on the ignition; the distance recorde

r

displa

y

be

g

ins a countdown,

)

when the displa

y

indicates

"

=0", release

the button; the spanner disappears.

Followin

g

this operation, if

y

ou wish to

disconnect the batter

y

, lock the vehicle

a

n

d

w

a

it

a

t l

eas

t fiv

e

min

u

t

es

f

o

r th

e

z

e

r

o

r

ese

t t

o

be

t

ake

n

i

nt

o

accou

nt.

Retrievin

g

the service information

You can access the service information at an

y

tim

e

.

)

Press the trip distance recorder zero reset

bu

tt

o

n.

The service in

f

ormation is displa

y

ed

f

or a

f

ew seconds, then disappears.

S

ervice overdue

For a few seconds after the i

g

nition is switched

on

,

t

he s

p

anner flashes t

o

i

n

dica

t

e

t

ha

t t

he

s

erv

i

ce must

b

e carr

i

e

d

out as soon as poss

ibl

e.

E

xamp

l

e

:

t

he

se

rv

ice

is

o

v

e

r

due

by 300 miles

(

km

)

.

For a

f

ew seconds a

f

ter the i

g

nition is switched

on, the displa

y

indicates:

4

5

Monitoring

Sy

stem which in

f

orms the driver whether the

e

ngine oil level is correct or not.

Thi

s

in

fo

rm

a

ti

o

n i

s

in

d

i

ca

t

ed

fo

r

a

fe

w

seco

n

ds

when the i

g

nition is switched on, after the

se

rvi

ce

inf

o

rm

a

ti

o

n.

En

g

ine oil level indicato

r

The level shown will onl

y

be correct

if the vehicle is on level

g

round and

the en

g

ine has been off for more than

30

minutes.

Oil level correct

Oil level low

This is indicated b

y

the flashin

g

of

"

OIL"

,

linked

wi

t

h

t

h

e serv

i

ce warn

i

n

g

l

amp, accompan

i

e

d

by

an au

dibl

e s

ig

na

l

an

d

a messa

g

e

i

n t

h

e

mu

lti

fu

n

c

ti

o

n

sc

r

ee

n.

I

f

the low oil level is con

f

irmed by a check using

the di

p

stick, the level must be to

pp

ed u

p

to

p

revent dama

g

e to the en

g

ine.

Oil level indicator fault

This is indicated b

y

the

f

lashin

g

o

f

"OIL

-

-" .

C

ontact a CITROËN dealer or a qualified

workshop.

Th

e

r

e

a

r

e

2 m

a

rk

s

o

n th

e

di

p

stick:

-

A = max; never exceed this

l

evel

(

risk of dama

g

e to the

e

n

g

ine

)

,

-

B = min; top up the level via

the oil

f

iller cap, usin

g

the

g

rade o

f

oil suited to

y

our

e

n

gi

ne.

Di

p

stick

Refer to the "

C

hecks" section to locate the

dipstick and the oil filler cap on

y

our en

g

ine.

Sy

stem which measures the total distance

travelled by the vehicle during its li

f

e.

The total and trip distances are displa

y

ed

f

or

thirt

y

seconds when the i

g

nition is switched off,

when the driver's door is opened and when the

v

e

hi

c

l

e

i

s

l

oc

k

ed

o

r

u

nl

oc

k

ed

.

T

otal distance recorder

Sy

stem which measures a distance travelled

during a day or other period since it was reset

to zero b

y

the driver.

)

With the i

g

nition on, press the button until

z

eros

appear

.

Tri

p

distance recorder

Sy

stem

f

or manual ad

j

ustment o

f

the bri

g

htness

of

th

e

in

s

tr

u

m

e

nt

s

a

n

d

co

ntr

o

l

s

in r

e

l

a

ti

o

n t

o

th

e

xterior bri

g

htness.

L

i

g

htin

g

dimme

r

Activation

When the li

g

htin

g

is on:

)

press the button to chan

g

e the bri

g

htness

of the instruments and controls,

)

when the level of bri

g

htness required is

r

eac

h

e

d

, re

l

ease t

h

e

b

utton.

D

eact

i

vat

i

on

When the li

g

htin

g

is off, or in da

y

mode on

vehicles

f

itted with da

y

time runnin

g

lamps,

p

ressin

g

the button does not have an

y

e

ff

ect.

To con

f

orm to le

g

islation in the countr

y

you are crossing, change the units

of

distance

(

miles or km

)

via the

c

onfi

g

uration menu.

47

Monitoring

Black

p

anel

S

ystem allowing certain displays to be switched

o

ff

f

or ni

g

ht drivin

g

.

The instrument panel remains illuminated with

onl

y

the vehicle speed and cruise control o

r

s

peed limiter information, if in use.

If there is an alert or a chan

g

e in a function

or to a sett

i

n

g

, t

h

e

bl

ac

k

pane

l

mo

d

e

i

s

i

nterrupte

d

.

A

ctivation

)

With the li

g

htin

g

on, press the left hand

b

utton of the instrument panel several

times to pro

g

ressivel

y

reduce the

dashboard li

g

htin

g

level.

)

P

ress t

h

e

b

utton a

g

a

i

n to re

d

uce t

h

e

l

i

g

htin

g

to the minimum level and switch o

ff

t

h

e

i

nter

i

or moo

d

ligh

t

i

n

g

.

)

Press the button again to activate the black

panel.

Trip computer

M

onochrome screen A

Information displa

y

s

)

Press the button, located at the end o

f

the

wiper stalk, to display the various items o

f

tri

p

com

p

uter in

f

ormation in succession.

T

he trip computer provides the followin

g

in

fo

rm

a

ti

o

n:

-

range

,

- current

f

uel consumption,

-

S

top

&

S

tart time counter,

-

di

stance trave

ll

e

d

,

- avera

g

e

f

uel consumption,

- avera

g

e speed.

)

The next press then returns

y

ou t

o

t

h

e norma

l

di

sp

l

a

y

.

S

y

stem that

g

ives

y

ou current information on

y

our

j

ourne

y

(

ran

g

e, fuel consumption…

)

.

Zero reset

)

Pr

ess

th

e

co

ntr

o

l

fo

r m

o

r

e

th

an

tw

o

seco

n

ds

t

o

r

ese

t t

o

z

e

r

o

th

e

d

i

s

t

a

n

ce

travelled, the avera

g

e fuel consumption

a

nd the avera

g

e speed.

49

Monitoring

Monochrome screen C

Information displa

y

s

)

Press the button, located at the end o

f

th

e

wi

p

er stal

k

, to displa

y

the various trip

c

omputer tabs in succession.

- th

e

cu

rr

e

nt inf

o

rm

a

ti

o

n t

ab

w

i

t

h

:

● t

h

e ran

g

e,

● th

e

cu

rr

e

nt

fue

l

c

onsum

p

tion,

● the distance remainin

g

to

be travelled or the Stop &

S

tart time counter.

- the trip "1" t

ab

with:

● the distance travelled

,

● the avera

g

e fuel

c

onsumpt

i

on,

● t

h

e avera

g

e spee

d

,

f

or the

f

irst tri

p

.

- t

h

e tr

i

p "

2

" t

ab

w

i

t

h

:

● t

h

e

di

stance trave

ll

e

d

,

● the avera

g

e

f

uel

c

onsum

p

tion,

● the avera

g

e speed,

for the second trip.

)

Pressin

g

the button a

g

ain returns

y

ou to

the normal displa

y

.

16

/

9 colour screen

(

M

y

Wa

y)

Trip zero reset

)

When the trip required is displa

y

ed, press

the button on the end of the wiper stalk fo

r

mo

r

e

th

a

n tw

o

seco

n

ds

.

Trips

"1

"

a

n

d

"2

" are independent but their use

is

ide

nt

ical

.

F

or examp

l

e, tr

i

p

"1

" can be used

f

or dail

y

f

i

g

ures, and trip "

2

"

f

or monthl

y

f

i

g

ures.

A

few definitions…

Ran

g

e

(

miles or km

)

Thi

s

in

d

i

ca

t

es

th

e

d

i

s

t

a

n

ce

whi

c

h

ca

n

s

till

be

tr

a

v

e

ll

ed

with th

e

f

ue

l

r

emainin

g

in the tank in relation to the avera

g

e

fuel consumption over the last few miles

(

kilometres

)

travelled.

Current fuel consum

p

tion

(

mp

g

or l

/

100 km or km

/

l

)

This is the avera

g

e

f

uel consumption

durin

g

the last few seconds.

A

vera

g

e fuel

c

onsum

p

t

i

on

(

mp

g

or l

/

100 km or km

/

l

)

This is the avera

g

e

f

uel consumption since the

l

ast tr

ip

com

p

uter zero reset.

A

vera

g

e spee

d

(

mph or km

/

h

)

Thi

s

i

s t

h

e avera

g

e spee

d

ca

l

cu

l

ate

d

since the last tri

p

com

p

uter zero reset

(

i

g

nition on

)

.

Distance travelled

(

miles or km

)

Thi

s

in

d

i

ca

t

es

th

e

d

i

s

t

a

n

ce

travelled since the last trip computer zero reset.

Sto

p

& Start time

c

ounte

r

(

minutes/seconds or hours/minutes

)

If

y

our vehicle is fitted with Stop &

S

tart, a time counter calculates the time spent

in STOP mode durin

g

a

j

ourne

y

.

I

t resets to zero ever

y

t

i

me t

h

e

ig

n

i

t

i

on

i

s

w

i

tc

h

e

d

on w

i

t

h

t

h

e

k

e

y

.

This value ma

y

var

y

f

ollowin

g

a chan

g

e

in the style o

f

driving or the relie

f

,

resultin

g

in a si

g

ni

f

icant chan

g

e in the

c

urrent fuel consumption.

I

f

dashes are displayed continuously

while drivin

g

in place o

f

the di

g

its,

c

ontact a CITROËN dealer or a

q

ualified workshop.

This

f

unction is onl

y

displa

y

ed

f

rom

20 mph

(

30 km

/

h

)

.

When the ran

g

e

f

alls below 20 miles

(

30 km

)

,

dashes are displa

y

ed. After fillin

g

with at least

5

litres of fuel, the ran

g

e is recalculated and is

displa

y

ed when it exceeds 60 miles

(

100 km

)

.

Distance remainin

g

to

destination

(

miles or km

)

This is the distance remainin

g

to be travelled

to the final destination. It can be entered b

y

t

he

use

r.

I

f

the distance is not entered, dashes are

displa

y

ed in place o

f

the di

g

its.

5

1

Monitoring

0

000

0

002

2

22

Multifunction screens

Identi

fy

y

our multi

f

unction screen in this section, to ad

j

ust or view vehicle

s

ettin

g

s and information, b

y

means of the user-friendl

y

menus.

Monochrome screen A

This displa

y

s the

f

ollowin

g

in

f

ormation:

- time,

- date,

- ambient temperature

(

this flashes if there is

a

risk of ice

)

,

- status of the doors and boot

,

- audio sources

(

radio,

C

D...

)

,

- trip computer

(

re

f

er to the "Instruments and

C

ontrols" section

)

.

Warnin

g

messa

g

es

(

e.

g

.: "Emission control

s

ystem

f

aulty"

)

or in

f

ormation messages

(

e.

g

.: "Boot open"

)

ma

y

appear temporaril

y

.

These can be cleared b

y

pressin

g

the

"

ESC"

bu

tt

o

n.

Displa

y

s on the screen

From the control panel o

f

y

our Audio s

y

stem,

yo

u

can

:

)

press the "MENU" button to

g

ain access to

th

e

main menu

,

)

press the

"



"

o

r "



"

bu

tt

o

n

s

t

o

sc

r

o

ll

t

h

rou

gh

t

h

e

i

tems on t

h

e screen,

)

press t

h

e "MODE"

b

utton to c

h

an

g

e

the permanent application

(

date, audio

s

ource...

)

,

)

p

ress the

"



"

o

r "



" buttons to chan

g

e

a settin

g

value,

)

press the "OK" button to confirm,

o

r

)

press the "ESC"

bu

tt

o

n t

o

aba

n

do

n

t

h

e operat

i

on

i

n pro

g

ress.

Controls

)

Pr

ess

th

e

"

MENU" button to

g

ain access

t

o

t

he

m

a

i

n menu , t

h

en press t

h

e

"



"

o

r

"



"

b

uttons to scro

ll

t

h

rou

gh

t

h

e var

i

ous

menus

:

- radio-

C

D,

- vehicle con

f

i

g

uration,

- options,

- displa

y

settin

g

s,

- lan

g

ua

g

es,

-

u

nit

s

.

)

P

r

ess

t

he

"

OK"

bu

tt

o

n t

o

selec

t t

he

m

e

n

u

r

equ

i

re

d

.

M

a

i

n menu

55

Multifunction screens

Radio-CD

Wi

t

h

t

h

e

A

u

di

o s

y

stem sw

i

tc

h

e

d

on, once t

h

e

"Radio-

C

D" menu has been selected

y

ou can

ac

tiv

a

t

e

o

r

deac

tiv

a

t

e

th

e

fu

n

c

ti

o

n

s

link

ed

with use o

f

the radio

(

RD

S

, RE

G)

, or the

C

D

(

introscan, shu

ff

le,

C

D repeat

)

.

For more information on the "Radio-CD"

application, refer to the Audio s

y

stem part o

f

th

e

"A

ud

i

o

a

n

d

T

e

l

e

m

a

ti

cs

"

sec

ti

o

n.

V

ehicle conﬁ

g

uration

O

nce the "Vehicle

C

on

f

i

g

uration" menu has

b

een se

l

ecte

d

,

y

ou can act

i

vate or

d

eact

i

vate

the

f

ollowin

g

equipment:

- wiper linked with reverse gear

(

re

f

er to the

"

Visibilit

y

" section

)

,

-

g

uide-me-home li

g

htin

g

(

refer to the

"

Visibilit

y

" section

)

,

- parkin

g

sensors

(

refer to the "Drivin

g

"

s

ection

)

.

O

p

tions

O

nce the "

O

ptions" menu has been selected,

y

ou can start dia

g

nostics o

f

the status o

f

the

e

quipment

(

active, not active,

f

ault

y)

.

L

an

g

ua

g

es

O

nce the "Lan

g

ua

g

es" menu has been selected,

y

ou can chan

g

e the lan

g

ua

g

e used b

y

the displa

y

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ues-Brasil, Deutsch, En

g

lish, Espanol

)

.

Units

O

nce the "Units" menu has been selected,

y

ou can chan

g

e the units of the followin

g

p

arameters:

- temperature

(°C

or

°

F

)

,

-

f

uel consumption

(

l

/

100 km, mp

g

or km

/

l

)

.

O

nce the

f

uel consum

p

tion units have

been set to mpg, the in

f

ormation in the

instrument

p

anel screen on s

p

eed and

distance will also be in mph and miles.

For safet

y

reasons, confi

g

uration b

y

the

d

riv

e

r

of

th

e

m

u

lti

fu

n

c

ti

o

n

sc

r

ee

n m

us

t

o

n

ly

b

e

d

one w

h

en stat

i

onar

y

.

Displa

y

settin

g

s

O

nce the "Displa

y

settin

g

s" menu has been

s

elected,

y

ou can

g

ain access to the followin

g

s

ettin

g

s:

-

y

ear,

- mont

h

,

-

d

a

y

,

-

h

our,

- minutes,

-

12

o

r

2

4 h

ou

r m

ode

.

)

O

nce

y

ou have selected a settin

g

, press

t

he

"



"

o

r

"



"

b

uttons to c

h

an

g

e

i

ts va

l

ue.

)

Pr

ess

th

e

"  "

o

r "



"

bu

tt

o

n

s

t

o

s

wit

c

h

respectivel

y

to the previous or next settin

g

.

)

Pr

ess

th

e

"

OK" button to save the chan

g

e

an

d

return to t

h

e norma

l

di

sp

l

a

y

or press

t

he

"

ESC"

bu

tt

o

n t

o

ca

n

cel

.

57

Multifunction screens

Monochrome screen C

This displa

y

s the

f

ollowin

g

in

f

ormation:

- time,

- date,

- ambient temperature

(

this flashes if there is

a

risk of ice

)

,

- status of doors and boot

,

- audio sources

(

radio,

C

D, U

S

B port,

j

ack

s

ocket etc.

)

,

- trip computer

(

re

f

er to the "Instruments and

c

ontrols" section

)

.

Warning messages

(

E.g. "Emissions control

sy

stem

f

ault

y

"

)

or in

f

ormation messa

g

es

(

E.

g

.: Automatic headlamps active"

)

ma

y

appear temporaril

y

. These can be cleared b

y

p

ressin

g

the "ESC"

bu

tt

o

n.

Displa

y

s on the screen

From your Audio system control panel, you can:

)

p

ress the

"

MENU" button to

g

ain access to

th

e

m

ain menu,

)

press the

"



"

o

r "



"

bu

tt

o

n

s

t

o

sc

r

o

ll

throu

g

h the items on the screen,

)

press the

"

MODE" button to chan

g

e the

permanent application

(

trip computer, audio

s

ource...

)

,

)

p

ress t

h

e

"



"

o

r

"



"

b

uttons to c

h

an

g

e a

s

etting value,

)

p

ress the

"

OK" button to con

f

irm,

or

)

press the

"

ESC"

bu

tt

o

n t

o

aba

n

do

n th

e

operation in pro

g

ress.

Controls

)

Pr

ess

th

e

"

MENU" button to

g

ain access to

th

e

m

ain menu

:

- audio

f

unctions,

- t

h

e tr

i

p computer,

- personalisation-con

f

i

g

uration,

- telephone

(

hands-

f

ree kit

)

.

)

Pr

ess

th

e

"  "

o

r "  "

bu

tt

o

n

s

t

o

se

l

ec

t th

e

m

enu required, then confirm b

y

pressin

g

th

e

"OK"

bu

tt

o

n.

M

a

i

n menu

With the Audio s

y

stem switched on, once this

m

enu has been selected

y

ou can activate

o

r

deac

tiv

a

t

e

th

e

fu

n

c

ti

o

n

s

link

ed

with

use

o

f

the radio

(

RD

S

, RE

G

, RadioText

)

, the

C

D

(

introscan, shu

ff

le,

C

D repeat

)

or the MP3

p

layer

(

U

S

B port

/

jack socket

)

.

F

o

r m

o

r

e

in

fo

rm

a

ti

o

n

o

n th

e

"A

ud

i

o

fu

n

c

ti

o

n

s

"

a

pplication, refer to the Audio s

y

stem part o

f

th

e

"A

ud

i

o

a

n

d

T

e

l

e

m

a

ti

cs

"

sec

ti

o

n.

"Audio functions"

men

u

"Tri

p

com

p

uter" menu

O

nce this menu has been selected,

y

ou can

c

onsult information concernin

g

the status of the

vehicle

(

warnin

g

s lo

g

, status o

f

unctions, etc.

)

Alert lo

g

Thi

s summar

i

ses t

h

e act

i

ve warn

i

n

g

messa

g

es,

displaying them in succession on the

m

u

lti

fu

n

c

ti

o

n

sc

r

ee

n.

Status of functions

This summarises the status

(

active or inactive

)

of

th

e

v

e

hi

c

l

e

'

s

fu

n

c

ti

o

n

s

.

Enter distance to destination

This allows

y

ou to enter an approximate

distance until

y

our final destination.

)

Pr

ess

th

e

"

MENU" button to

g

ain access to

th

e

g

eneral menu.

)

Press the arrows, then the

"

OK"

bu

tt

o

n t

o

se

l

ec

t th

e

"

T

ri

p

com

p

uter

"

m

e

n

u

.

)

In th

e

"

T

ri

p

com

p

uter

"

menu, select one

of the followin

g

applications:

5

9

Multifunction screens

"Personalisation-

Confi

g

uration" menu

O

nce this menu has been selected,

y

ou can

g

ain access to the

f

ollowin

g

f

unctions:

- de

f

ine the vehicle

p

arameters,

- display con

f

iguration,

- choice o

f

lan

g

ua

g

e.

Deﬁ ne the vehicle

p

arameters

O

nce this menu has been selected,

y

ou can

activate or deactivate the

f

ollowing equipment:

- wiper linked to reverse

g

ear

(

re

f

er to the

"Visibilit

y

" section

)

,

-

g

uide-me-home li

g

htin

g

and duratio

n

(

see "Visibilit

y

" section

)

,

- parkin

g

sensors

(

refer to the "Drivin

g

"

s

ection

)

.

Example: settin

g

o

f

the duration o

f

the

g

uide-

me-

h

ome

ligh

t

i

n

g

)

P

r

ess

t

he

"



"

o

r

"



"

b

uttons, t

h

en t

h

e

"

OK" button to select the menu re

q

uired.

)

Pr

ess

th

e

"

"

o

r "" buttons, then the

"

OK" button to select the "Guide-me-home

headlamps" line.

)

Pr

ess

th

e

"



"

o

r "



"

bu

tt

o

n

s

t

o

se

t th

e

value required

(

15, 30 or 60 seconds

)

, then

press the

"

OK"

bu

tt

o

n t

o

co

nfirm.

)

Pr

ess

th

e

"  "

o

r "



" buttons

,

then the

"

OK"

bu

tt

o

n t

o

se

l

ec

t th

e

"OK"

bo

x

a

n

d

c

on

f

irm or press the

"

ESC"

bu

tt

o

n t

o

ca

n

cel

.

Displa

y

conﬁ

g

uration

O

nce this menu has been selected,

y

ou can

g

ain access to the

f

ollowin

g

settin

g

s:

- bri

g

htness-video settin

g

,

- date and time settin

g

,

-

se

l

ec

ti

o

n

o

f

u

nit

s

.

O

nce the

f

uel consum

p

tion units have

been changed to mpg, the in

f

ormation

in the screen relatin

g

to speed and

distance also chan

g

es to mph and

m

iles respectivel

y

.

For safet

y

reasons, confi

g

uration b

y

the

d

riv

e

r

o

f th

e

m

u

ltif

u

n

c

ti

o

n

sc

r

ee

n m

us

t

on

ly

b

e

d

one w

h

en stat

i

onar

y

.

Choice of lan

g

ua

g

e

O

nce this menu has been selected, you can

c

han

g

e the lan

g

ua

g

e used b

y

the displa

y

(

Deutsch, English, Espanol, Français, Italiano,

N

ederlands, Portu

g

ues, Portu

g

ues-Brasil,

T

ürkçe * ).

* Accordin

g

to countr

y

of destination.

With Audio s

y

stem on, once this menu is

s

elected

y

ou can con

f

i

g

ure

y

our Bluetooth

h

ands-

f

ree s

y

stem

(

pairin

g)

, view the various

telephone directories

(

list o

f

calls, services...

)

and manage your calls

(

call, hang up, second

c

all, secret mode...

)

.

For more information on the "Telephone"

function, refer to the Audio s

y

stem part of the

"A

ud

i

o

a

n

d

t

e

l

e

m

a

ti

cs

"

sec

ti

o

n.

"Tele

p

hone" Menu

6

1

Multifunction screens

16/9 colour screen (MyWay)

It displays the

f

ollowing in

f

ormation

automaticall

y

and directl

y

:

- time,

- date,

- altitude,

- ambient temperature

(

the value displa

y

ed

f

lashes i

f

there is a risk o

f

ice

)

,

- check o

f

the doors,

- warnin

g

and vehicle

f

unction status

m

essages, displayed temporarily,

- audio

f

unctions,

- trip computer information

(

see the

"Monitorin

g

" section

)

,

- satellite navi

g

ation s

y

stem information.

Displa

y

s on the screen

M

y

Wa

y

To select one o

f

the applications

,

a

t the control

p

anel:

)

press the dedicated

"

RADIO" ,

"

MUSIC",

"

NAV" , "TRAFFIC",

"

SETUP"

or

"

PHONE"

bu

tt

o

n f

o

r

access

t

o

th

e

c

orrespondin

g

menu,

)

turn t

h

e

di

a

l

to c

h

an

g

e t

h

e se

l

ect

i

on,

)

press the dial to con

f

irm the selection,

or

)

p

ress t

h

e

"

E

S

C"

bu

tt

o

n t

o

aba

n

do

n t

he

c

urrent o

p

eration and return to the

p

revious

displa

y

.

Controls

For more in

f

ormation on these a

pp

lications,

r

efe

r t

o

th

e

"A

ud

i

o

a

n

d

T

e

l

e

m

a

ti

cs

"

sec

ti

o

n

o

r

to the specific user

g

uide

g

iven to

y

ou with the

o

th

e

r

o

wn

e

r'

s

docu

m

e

nt

s

.

"SETUP" menu

)

P

r

ess

t

he

"S

ETUP"

b

utton to

g

a

i

n access

t

o

th

e

"S

ETUP" menu. This allows you to

select

f

rom the

f

ollowin

g

f

unctions:

- "S

y

stem lan

g

ua

g

e",

- "Date and time",

- "Displa

y

",

- "Vehicle"

,

-

"U

n

i

ts

"

,

- "

Sy

stem".

S

y

stem lan

g

ua

g

e

This menu allows

y

ou to select the lan

g

ua

g

e

u

sed b

y

the displa

y

: Deutsch, En

g

lish,

Espanol, Français, Italiano, Nederlands, Polski,

P

ortugues, Türkçe * .

D

ate an

d

t

i

me

Thi

s menu a

ll

ows

y

ou to set t

h

e

d

ate an

d

t

i

me,

th

e

fo

rm

a

t

of

th

e

da

t

e

a

n

d

th

e

fo

rm

a

t

of

th

e

tim

e

(

re

f

er to the "Audio and Telematics" section or

to the specific user

g

uide

g

iven to

y

ou with the

other owner's documents

)

.

Displa

y

This menu allows

y

ou to set the bri

g

htness o

f

the screen, the screen colour scheme and the

c

olour o

f

the map

(

da

y/

ni

g

ht or auto mode

)

.

* Accordin

g

to countr

y

.

V

ehicle

This menu allows

y

ou to activate or deactivate

c

ertain drivin

g

and com

f

ort equipment:

- wiper linked with reverse

g

ear

(

refer to the "Visibilit

y

" section

)

,

-

g

uide-me-home li

g

htin

g

and duratio

n

(

refer to the "Visibilit

y

" section

)

,

- parkin

g

sensors

(

re

f

er to the "Drivin

g

"

s

ection

)

.

U

n

i

ts

Thi

s menu a

ll

ows

y

ou to se

l

ect t

h

e un

i

ts:

temperature

(°C

or

°

F

)

and

f

uel consumption

(

km

/

l, l

/

100 or mp

g)

.

S

y

stem

This menu allows

y

ou to restore the factor

y

c

onfi

g

uration, displa

y

the software version and

activate scrollin

g

text.

For safet

y

reasons, confi

g

uration of the

multi

f

unction screen b

y

the driver must

o

n

ly

b

e

d

one w

h

en stat

i

onar

y

.

6

3

Multifunction screens

0

000

0

003

3

33

Comfort

This section describes the operation o

f

the heatin

g

, ventilation and air

c

onditionin

g

s

y

stem, the scented air freshener and all of the ad

j

ustments

for the seats, steerin

g

wheel and mirrors, for

y

our comfort and

a

n optimum drivin

g

position.

Ventilation

A

ir intake

The air circulating in the passenger compartment

is

f

iltered and ori

g

inates either

f

rom the outside

via the

g

rille located at the base of the windscreen

o

r fr

o

m th

e

in

s

i

de

in

a

ir r

ec

ir

cu

l

a

ti

o

n m

ode

.

Ai

r treatment

The incomin

g

air

f

ollows various routes

d

epen

di

n

g

on t

h

e contro

l

s se

l

ecte

d

by

th

e

d

riv

e

r:

- direct arrival in the passen

g

er compartment

(

air intake

)

,

- passa

g

e throu

g

h a heatin

g

circuit

(

heatin

g)

,

- passa

g

e throu

g

h a coolin

g

circuit

(

air

c

onditionin

g)

.

Th

e temperature contro

l

ena

bl

es

y

ou to o

b

ta

i

n

the level o

f

com

f

ort required b

y

mixin

g

the air o

f

t

he

v

a

r

ious

ci

r

cui

t

s

.

The air distribution control enables you to

di

ff

use the air in the passen

g

er compartment

c

ombinin

g

several air vents.

The air flow control enables

y

ou to increase or

r

educe the speed of the ventilation blower.

Control panel

The controls of this s

y

stem are

g

rouped

to

g

ether on control panel

A

o

n th

e

ce

ntr

e

c

onsole. Dependin

g

on the model, the functions

offe

r

ed

a

r

e

:

- the level o

f

com

f

ort required,

- air

f

low,

- air distribution,

- demistin

g

-de

f

rostin

g

,

- manual or di

g

ital air conditionin

g

controls.

Air distribution

1.

Windscreen demistin

g

-defrostin

g

vents.

2.

Front side window demistin

g

-defrostin

g

v

e

nt

s

.

3.

S

ide ad

j

ustable air vents.

4.

C

entral ad

j

ustable air vents.

5

.

Air

ou

tl

e

t

s

t

o

th

e

f

r

o

nt

foo

tw

e

ll

s

.

6

.

Air

ou

tl

e

t

s

t

o

th

e

r

ea

r

foo

tw

e

ll

s

.

67

Comfort

Recommendations for ventilation and air conditioning

I

f

a

f

ter an extended stop in sunshine,

t

h

e

i

nter

i

or temperature

i

s ver

y

high,

f

irst ventilate the passenger

c

ompartment

f

or a

f

ew moments.

Put the air flow control at a settin

g

hi

g

h

e

nou

g

h to quickl

y

chan

g

e the air in the

passen

g

er compar

t

men

t

.

The air conditionin

g

s

y

stem does not

c

onta

i

n c

hl

or

i

ne an

d

oes not present

an

y

d

an

g

er to t

h

e ozone

l

a

y

er.

In order

f

or these s

y

stems to be

f

ull

y

e

ff

ective,

f

ollow the operation and maintenance

g

u

id

e

li

nes

b

e

l

ow:

)

To obtain an even air distribution, take care not to obstruct the exterior air intake grilles

located at the base o

f

the windscreen, the nozzles, the vents and the air outlets, as well

as

th

e

a

ir

e

xtr

ac

t

o

r l

oca

t

ed

in th

e

boo

t.

)

Do not cover the sunshine sensor, located on the dashboard; this is used for re

g

ulation

o

f the di

g

ital air conditionin

g

s

y

stem.

)

Operate the air conditionin

g

s

y

stem for at least 5 to 10 minutes, once or twice a month

to keep it in per

f

ect workin

g

order.

)

Ensure that the passen

g

er compartment

f

ilter is in

g

ood condition and have the

f

ilte

r

e

lements replaced re

g

ularl

y

(

re

f

er to the "

C

hecks" section

)

.

We recommend the use o

f

a combined passenger compartment

f

ilter. Thanks to its

s

pecial active additive, it contributes to the puri

f

ication o

f

the air breathed b

y

the

o

ccupants and the cleanliness of the passen

g

er compartment

(

reduction of aller

g

ic

sy

mptoms, bad odours and

g

reas

y

deposits

)

.

)

To ensure correct operation of the air conditionin

g

s

y

stem,

y

ou are also advised to have

it checked re

g

ularl

y

as recommended in the servicin

g

booklet.

)

If the s

y

stem does not produce cold air, switch it off and contact a CITRO

Ë

N dealer or a

q

uali

f

ied workshop.

When towin

g

the maximum load on a steep

g

radient in hi

g

h temperatures, switchin

g

o

ff

the

air conditioning increases the available engine power and so improves the towing ability. The condensation created b

y

the ai

r

c

onditionin

g

results in a dischar

g

e

o

f w

a

t

e

r

u

n

de

r th

e

v

e

hi

c

l

e

whi

c

h i

s

perfectl

y

normal.

Heating/Ventilation

Manual control

p

anel Electric control

p

anel

6

9

Comfort

Manual air conditioning

Manual control

p

anel Electric control

p

anel

71

Comfort

5. Air conditionin

g

On/Off

The air conditionin

g

is desi

g

ned to

o

perate effectivel

y

in all seasons,

with th

e

win

do

w

s

c

l

osed

.

E

lectric control

p

anel

)

Pr

ess

th

e

bu

tt

o

n t

o

r

ec

ir

cu

l

a

t

e

th

e

int

e

ri

o

r

a

ir. Th

e

in

d

i

ca

t

or

l

amp comes on to con

f

irm this.

)

Press the button a

g

ain to allow

f

resh

a

ir into the passen

g

er compartment.

The indicator lamp

g

oes off to confirm this.

I

t ena

bl

es

y

ou to:

-

l

ower t

h

e tem

p

erature,

i

n summer,

- increase the e

ff

ectiveness o

f

the demisting

in winter, above 3

°C

.

Switchin

g

on

)

P

r

ess

t

he

"

A

/C

"

b

utton, t

h

e

b

utton

'

s

i

n

di

cator

l

amp comes on.

Switchin

g

off

)

Pr

ess

th

e

"

A

/C

" button a

g

ain, the button's

indicator lamp

g

oes off.

S

witchin

g

o

ff

ma

y

a

ff

ect com

f

ort levels

(

humidit

y

, condensation

)

.

The air conditionin

g

does not operate

when the air flow ad

j

ustment control

2

i

s

i

n pos

i

t

i

on

"

0

".

T

o o

b

ta

i

n coo

l

e

d

a

i

r more qu

i

c

kly

,

y

ou

ca

n

use

r

ec

ir

cu

l

a

ti

o

n

of

int

e

ri

o

r

a

ir

for

a

fe

w m

o

m

e

nt

s

. Th

e

n r

e

t

u

rn t

o

f

r

es

h

a

ir int

a

k

e

.

Front demist - defrost

With the heatin

g

/ventilation

s

y

stem

)

Put the temperature and air

f

low controls to

t

h

e

d

e

di

cate

d

mar

k

e

d

pos

i

t

i

on.

)

Pu

t t

he

ai

r

i

nt

ake

co

ntr

ol

t

o

t

he

"E

xt

e

r

io

r

air

i

ntake"

p

osition

(

manual control to the ri

g

ht or electric

c

ontrol with indicator lamp off

)

.

)

P

u

t th

e

a

ir

d

i

s

tri

bu

ti

o

n

co

ntr

o

l t

o

th

e

"

Windscreen" position.

These markin

g

s on the control panel indicate the control positions

f

or rapid demistin

g

or de

f

rostin

g

o

f

the windscreen and side windows.

With the manual air

c

onditionin

g

s

y

stem

)

Put the temperature and air

f

low controls to

t

h

e

d

e

di

cate

d

mar

k

e

d

pos

i

t

i

on.

)

Pu

t t

he

ai

r

i

nt

ake

co

ntr

ol

t

o

t

he

"E

xt

e

r

io

r

ai

r

intake"

p

osition

(

manual control to the ri

g

ht or electric

c

ontrol with indicator lamp off

)

.

)

P

u

t th

e

a

ir

d

i

s

tri

bu

ti

o

n

co

ntr

o

l t

o

th

e

"

Windscreen" position.

)

Switch on the air conditionin

g

b

y

pressin

g

t

he

"

A

/C

"

b

utton; t

h

e assoc

i

ate

d

g

reen

warn

i

n

g

l

amp comes on.

With Stop & Start, when the demistin

g

,

air conditionin

g

and air flow functions

are activated, ST

O

P mode is not

a

v

a

il

ab

l

e

.

7

3

Comfort

Digital air conditioning

The air conditionin

g

operates when the en

g

ine is runnin

g

, as well as in

S

T

O

P mode with

S

top

&

S

tart.

Automatic o

p

eration

1. Automatic "comfort"

programme

Pr

ess

th

e

"

AUTO"

bu

tt

o

n. Th

e

"

AUTO" s

y

m

b

o

l

i

s

di

sp

l

a

y

e

d

.

W

e recommen

d

t

h

at

y

ou use

t

hi

s mo

d

e.

I

t

p

rov

id

es o

p

t

i

m

i

se

d

automatic control o

f

all o

f

the

f

ollowing

f

unctions: passen

g

er compartment

temperature, air flow, air distribution and air

intake, in accordance with the comfort value

that

y

ou have chosen.

This s

y

stem is desi

g

ned to operate effectivel

y

i

n a

ll

seasons, w

i

t

h

t

h

e w

i

n

d

ows c

l

ose

d

.

For

y

our comfort, when the en

g

ine is

s

witched off, the settin

g

s are retained

until the en

g

ine is switched on a

g

ain.

To prevent too

g

reat a distribution o

f

c

o

ld

a

i

r w

h

en t

h

e en

gi

ne

i

s co

ld

, t

h

e a

i

r

f

low will onl

y

reach its optimum level

g

ra

d

ua

lly

.

2. Temperature ad

j

ustment

The value indicated on the displa

y

corresponds

to a level of comfort and not to a temperature in

de

g

rees Celsius or Fahrenheit.

O

n enterin

g

the vehicle, i

f

the interior

i

s ver

y

co

ld

or

h

ot, t

h

ere

i

s no nee

d

to

ch

an

g

e t

h

e va

l

ue

di

sp

l

a

y

e

d

i

n or

d

er

to reach the re

q

uired level o

f

com

f

ort.

The s

y

stem corrects the temperature

difference automaticall

y

and as quickl

y

as possible.

Pr

ess

th

e

"



"

a

n

d

"



"

bu

tt

o

n

s

t

o

c

han

g

e this value. A settin

g

around

th

e

v

a

l

ue

21

enables optimum

c

omfort to be obtained. However,

dependin

g

on

y

our requirements, a

s

ettin

g

between 18 and 24 is usual.

3. Automatic "visibilit

y

"

programme

The automatic comfort pro

g

ramme

m

a

y

not be sufficient for rapid

demistin

g

or defrostin

g

of the

win

dsc

r

ee

n

a

n

d

s

i

de

win

do

w

s

(

humidit

y

, several passen

g

ers, ice, etc.

)

.

In this case, select the automatic visibilit

y

pro

g

ramme. The button

3

indicator lamp

co

m

es

o

n.

The s

y

stem automaticall

y

controls the ai

r

c

onditionin

g

and the flow of air and provides

o

ptimum air distribution to the windscreen and

s

i

de

win

do

w

s

. It

deac

tiv

a

t

es

a

ir r

ec

ir

cu

l

a

ti

o

n

5

.

To exit this pro

g

ramme, press button

3

a

g

ain

o

r

"

AUTO" , the indicator lamp on the button

g

oes off and

"

AUTO" is displa

y

ed.

With Stop & Start, when demistin

g

has

been activated

,

the

S

T

O

P mode is not

a

v

ailable

.

It is possible to ad

j

ust one or more functions

m

anuall

y

while leavin

g

the other

f

unctions in

au

t

o

m

a

t

ic

m

ode

.

The

"

AUTO" s

y

mbol switches o

ff

.

To return to automatic mode,

p

ress the

"

AUTO"

bu

tt

o

n.

M

anua

l

overr

id

e

4. Air conditionin

g

on/off

For maximum coolin

g

or heatin

g

of the

c

abin, it is possible to

g

o be

y

ond the

m

inimum 14 or maximum 2

8

values.

)

P

r

ess

t

he

blue

bu

tt

o

n

2

u

nt

il

"LO"

i

s

di

sp

l

a

y

e

d

or t

h

e re

d

b

utton

2

u

nt

il

"HI"

i

s

di

sp

l

a

y

e

d

.

Pr

ess

thi

s

bu

tt

o

n t

o

s

wit

c

h

o

ff th

e

a

ir

c

onditionin

g

.

Stoppin

g

the air conditionin

g

ma

y

c

ause some problems

(

humidit

y

,

mistin

g)

.

Automatic operation o

f

the air conditionin

g

is

r

esume

d

w

h

en t

h

e

b

utton

i

s presse

d

a

g

a

i

n.

Th

e

symbol

"

A/C" is displayed.

5. Air intake/Air recirculation

Pr

ess

thi

s

bu

tt

o

n f

o

r r

ec

ir

cu

l

a

ti

o

n

of

th

e

int

e

ri

o

r

a

ir. Th

e

a

ir r

ec

ir

cu

l

a

ti

o

n

sy

mbol 5 is displa

y

ed.

Air r

ec

ir

cu

l

a

ti

o

n

e

n

ab

l

es

th

e

p

assen

g

er compartment to be isolated

f

rom

e

xt

e

r

io

r

odou

r

s

a

n

d

s

m

oke

.

P

ress t

hi

s

b

utton a

g

a

i

n or press t

h

e "AUTO"

button to resume automatic management o

f

the intake o

f

air. The air recirculation s

y

mbol

5

g

oes off.

Avoid prolon

g

ed recirculation of interior

air

(

risk of condensation or deterioration

o

f the air qualit

y)

.

Switchin

g

to manual mode ma

y

not be

s

uitable

(

temperature, humidit

y

, odour,

c

ondensation

)

and does not provide

o

ptimum com

f

ort.

Rear screen demist - defrost

Switchin

g

on

The rear screen demistin

g

/defrostin

g

can onl

y

operate when the en

g

ine is runnin

g

.

)

Press this button to demist

/

defrost the rear

screen and

(

dependin

g

on version

)

the doo

r

mi

rrors.

Th

e

i

n

di

cator

l

amp assoc

i

ate

d

w

i

t

h

t

he

bu

tt

o

n

co

m

es

o

n.

Switchin

g

off

The demistin

g

/defrostin

g

switches of

f

automaticall

y

to prevent an excessive

c

onsumption of current.

)

It is possible to stop the demistin

g/

de

f

rostin

g

operation be

f

ore it is switched

off

automaticall

y

b

y

pressin

g

the button

again. The indicator lamp associated with

th

e

bu

tt

o

n

s

wit

c

h

es

off

.

)

S

witch o

ff

the demistin

g/

de

f

rostin

g

of

th

e

r

ea

r

sc

r

ee

n

a

n

d

doo

r mirr

o

r

s

as soon as a

pp

ro

p

riate as lower

c

urrent consum

p

tion results in

reduced fuel consumption.

If the en

g

ine is switched off before the

demistin

g/

de

f

rostin

g

is switched o

ff

automaticall

y

, demistin

g/

de

f

rostin

g

will resume next time the en

g

ine is

s

w

i

t

ched

o

n.

77

Comfort

Scented air freshener

Sy

stem permittin

g

the di

ff

usion o

f

a

f

ra

g

rance in the passen

g

er compartment in accordance with

y

our requirements, b

y

means o

f

the ad

j

ustment dial

and the various

f

ra

g

rance cartrid

g

es available.

This

dial

is

loca

t

ed

o

n t

he

dashboa

r

d

.

It allows

y

ou to ad

j

ust the intensit

y

o

f

di

ff

usion

o

f

the

f

ragrance.

)

Turn the dial to the ri

g

ht to permit di

ff

usion

of the fra

g

rance.

)

Turn the dial to the left to stop diffusion o

f

the fra

g

rance.

Adj

ustment

di

a

l

This cartrid

g

e can be removed easil

y

. The

first time it is used, replace the plu

g

with a real

c

artr

idg

e.

Y

ou can c

h

an

g

e

i

t at an

y

t

i

me an

d

store

i

t

i

n t

h

e

sea

l

e

d

case w

hi

c

h

k

ee

p

s

i

t c

l

ose

d

once

i

t

h

as

been o

p

ened.

You can obtain di

ff

erent

f

ra

g

rance cartrid

g

es

from a CITROËN dealer or a qualified

w

orkshop.

Leave the central vents open.

The intensit

y

of diffusion of the

f

ra

g

rance ma

y

depend on the

ventilation or air conditionin

g

settin

g

s.

F

ra

g

rance cartr

idg

e

D

o not

di

scar

d

t

h

e or

igi

na

l

cartr

idg

e

as this serves as a plug when no

f

ra

g

rance cartrid

g

e is in use.

In order to preserve the service life

of the cartrid

g

e, turn the dial full

y

to

the left when

y

ou no lon

g

er wish to

diffuse the fra

g

rance in the passen

g

er

c

ompartment.

As a sa

f

et

y

precaution, do not carr

y

out any action on the cartridge while

drivin

g

.

Do not dismantle the cartrid

g

es.

Do not attempt to refill the fra

g

rance

diffuser or the cartrid

g

es.

Avoid all contact with the skin and e

y

es.

Keep out o

f

reach o

f

children and

a

n

i

m

als

.

Removin

g

the cartrid

g

e

)

Press the dial and turn it a quarter of a turn

a

nti-

c

l

oc

kwi

se

.

)

Remove the cartrid

g

e.

)

Refit its sealin

g

case.

Fittin

g

the cartrid

g

e

)

Remove the cartrid

g

e

f

rom the sealin

g

case

.

)

Install the cartrid

g

e

(

flower at top left

)

.

)

Press the dial and turn it a quarter of a turn

clock

w

ise

.

7

9

Comfort

Front seats

S

eat consistin

g

o

f

a seat cushion, a seat back and a head restraint which can all be ad

j

usted to adapt

y

our position

f

or ease o

f

drivin

g

and com

f

ort.

M

anua

l

a

dj

ustments

Forwards-backwards ad

j

ustment

)

R

a

i

se

th

e

co

ntr

o

l

a

n

d

s

li

de

th

e

sea

t

fo

rw

a

r

ds

o

r

bac

kw

a

r

ds

.

Hei

g

ht ad

j

ustment

)

Pull the control upwards to raise or push

i

t

d

ownwar

d

s to

l

ower, as man

y

t

i

mes as

r

equ

i

re

d

, to o

b

ta

i

n t

h

e pos

i

t

i

on requ

i

re

d

.

Seat back an

g

le ad

j

ustment

)

P

us

h th

e

co

ntr

o

l r

ea

rw

a

r

ds

.

A

dditional ad

j

ustments

Head restraint hei

g

ht ad

j

ustment

)

To raise the head restraint, pull it upwards.

)

To remove the head restraint, press the lu

g

A

a

nd pull the head restraint upwards.

)

To put the head restraint back in place,

en

g

a

g

e t

h

e

h

ea

d

restra

i

nt stems

i

n t

h

e

open

i

n

g

s

k

eep

i

n

g

t

h

em

i

n

li

ne w

i

t

h

t

h

e seat

back

.

)

To lower the head restraint, press the lug

A

a

n

d

th

e

h

ead

r

es

tr

a

int

a

t th

e

sa

m

e

tim

e

.

Th

e

h

ead

r

es

tr

a

int i

s

f

itt

ed

with

a

f

r

a

m

e

with notches which

p

revents it

f

rom

l

owerin

g

; this is a sa

f

et

y

device in case

of impact.

T

he ad

j

ustment is correct when the

u

pper ed

g

e of the head restraint is

l

evel with the to

p

of the head

.

Ne

v

e

r

d

r

i

v

e

w

i

t

h

t

he

head

r

es

tr

ai

nt

s

r

emove

d

; t

h

e

y

must

b

e

i

n p

l

ace an

d

adj

uste

d

correct

ly

.

Heated seats control

With the en

g

ine runnin

g

, the front seats can be

h

eated separatel

y

.

)

Use the ad

j

ustment dial, placed on the side

of each front seat

,

to switch on and select

the level o

f

heatin

g

required:

0

:

Off

.

1

:

Lo

w.

2

: M

ed

i

u

m.

3

: Hi

g

h.

81

Comfort

Access to the rear seats

)

Pull the control upwards to fold the seat back

a

nd move the seat forward. When put back in

p

lace, the seat returns to its initial position.

N

o person or o

bj

ect s

h

ou

ld

prevent t

h

e

s

eat slide

f

rom returning to its initial

p

osition; the return to this

p

osition is

n

ecessar

y

for lon

g

itudinal lockin

g

.

C

heck that the seat belt has reeled in

c

orrectl

y

so as to not impede access to

the rear seats for passen

g

ers.

Grab handle

This eas

y

to use handle, located at the top o

f

th

e

s

i

de

trim:

- provides a means of support for the oute

r

rear passen

g

ers when movin

g

,

- prov

id

es a

h

an

d

h

o

ld

to ease access to t

h

e

rear seats,

-

fac

ilit

a

t

es

e

xit

f

r

o

m th

e

r

ea

r

sea

t

s

.

If an

y

difficult

y

is encountered,

s

imultaneousl

y

push rearwards the

s

eat backrest an

g

le control lever

(

located at the bottom o

f

the backrest

)

a

n

d

t

he

back

r

es

t.

Ensure that

y

ou use onl

y

the

appropriate control lever, located at the

top of the backrest.

)

To return the seat to its initial position, push

th

e

bac

kr

es

t r

ea

rw

a

r

ds

.

RACING front seats

S

eat consistin

g

o

f

a seat cushion and backrest which can be ad

j

usted to adapt

y

our position

f

or maximum ease o

f

drivin

g

and com

f

ort.

M

anua

l

a

dj

ustments

F

orwar

d

s-

b

ac

k

war

d

s a

dj

ustment

)

Li

f

t th

e

co

ntr

o

l

a

n

d

s

li

de

th

e

sea

t

fo

rw

a

r

ds

o

r

back

w

a

r

ds

.

H

e

igh

t a

dj

ustment

)

P

u

ll

t

h

e

h

an

dl

e u

p

war

d

s to ra

i

se or

p

us

h

it downwards to lower, as many times as

necessar

y

to obtain the required position.

B

ac

k

rest an

gl

e a

dj

ustment

)

Push

t

he

ha

n

dle

t

o

w

a

r

ds

t

he

r

ea

r

a

n

d

m

o

v

e

th

e

sea

t

bac

kr

es

t

fo

rw

a

r

ds

o

r

bac

kw

a

r

ds

.

Rear seats

)

Move the correspondin

g

f

ront seat

f

orward

if

necessar

y

.

)

C

heck that the seat belt is

p

ositioned

c

orrectl

y

on the side o

f

the seat backrest.

)

Pl

ace

th

e

h

ead

r

es

tr

a

int

s

in th

e

l

o

w

p

osition.

F

o

ldi

n

g

t

h

e

b

ac

k

rest

)

P

u

ll

co

ntr

o

l

1

f

o

rw

a

r

ds

t

o

r

e

l

ease

th

e

sea

t

bac

kr

es

t 2

.

)

F

o

l

d

th

e

sea

t

bac

kr

es

t

2

o

n t

o

th

e

cus

hi

o

n.

)

S

trai

g

hten the seat backrest 2

a

n

d

secu

r

e

it.

)

Check that the red indicator, located next to

th

e

co

ntr

o

l

1

, is no lon

g

er visible.

R

epos

i

t

i

on

i

n

g

t

h

e seat

b

ac

k

rest

When repositionin

g

the seat backrest,

take care not to trap the seat belts.

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