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         Ventilation         
 PROGRAMMABLE ADDITIONAL HEATING 
 If your vehicle is fitted with autonomous  
programmable heating: it gradually brings 
the engine up to a good temperature to 
facilitate starting.  An integrated clock permits programming of 
its start time. The passenger compartment 
will be heated more quickly.   Heating cycle indicator light 
  Digital  programming  control  
 The programmable heating system control  
panel is located at the bottom right of the 
fascia panel.   Display on  
 Displaying of the number of the  
programme selected  
 Time display button  
 Time setting buttons  
 Selection of the stored  
programme  
 Button for immediate switching  
on of the heating  
 Time setting and reading  
indicator light            

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ERGONOMICS AND COMFORT
   Ventilation   
  Setting  the  time  of  the  internal  clock  
 Set the clock on the control panel before  
programming the deferred switching on of 
the heating.    Immediate  switching  on  of  the  
heating  
 Before switching on the heating, check that:  
   -   the temperature setting control is in the 
"Hot air" position (red). 
     -      t h e   a i r   fl   o w   s e t t i n g   c o n t r o l   i s   i n   p o s i t i o n   2 .     
 This symbol or the previous stored time  
and the number (e.g. 1) corresponding to 
the recalled pre-selection are displayed for 
ten seconds.  
 Note: if you wish to recall the other pre- 
selected times, press the SET button several 
times before the ten seconds have elapsed. 
 Press this button.    
 The display and the associated  
indicator light come on. 
 Within ten seconds, press these two setting 
buttons until the correct time is displayed. 
 Press ">" to increase the hours or 
"<" to decrease.  
 Press and hold the button for  
more rapid scrolling of the digits.   
  Reading  the  time   Press this button.  
 This indicator light comes  
on, the time is displayed for 
approximately ten seconds.    Press this button.  
 The display and the heating  
cycle indicator light come on 
and remain on throughout the 
duration of operation.  
  Switching  on  the  deferred  heating  
 Switching on can be programmed between  
one minute and twenty-four hours in 
advance.  
 You can store up to three different start  
times, but programme one deferred start 
only.  
 Note: if you wish to start the heating at a  
fixed time each day, simply reprogramme 
the stored time each day. 
 Press this button, the display 
becomes overbright.     Within the ten seconds, press 
these two setting buttons to 
select the required start time.  
 Setting of the stored time is  
confirmed by clearing of the 
start time, displaying of the pre-
selection number (e.g. 1) and 
overbrightness of the display 
lighting.           

   
Menu…        Press...         Sub-menu…        Press...         Select…      
Confirm 
and exit        
Enables you to...    
  
4    Setting the 
time      Hours/Minutes 
   Increase 
   Set the clock. 
 Decrease 
 Time format   24 
 Select the clock display mode. 
 12 
  
5    Setting the 
date      Year/Month/ 
Day 
   Activate 
   Set the date. 
 Deactivate 
  
6   See radio 
          ON 
   Display the name of the station. 
 OFF 
  
7   Autoclose 
    While moving 
   ON 
   Activate/Deactivate the 
automatic locking of the doors 
above approx 12 mph (20 km/h). 
 OFF 
  
8    Measurement 
unit      Distance 
   Km 
   Select the distance display unit. 
 Miles 
 Consumption   km/l 
 Select the consumption display 
unit. 
 l/100 km 
  
9   Languages 
          List of 
languages 
available 
  
 Select the display language. 
  
10    
Volume of 
announcements           Increase 
   Increase/decrease the volume of 
the announcements. 
 Decrease 
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IN-CAR TECHNOLOGY
   Mode    

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  Low fuel level 
 When the fuel tank level  E  
(Empty) is reached, this warning  
light comes on. At this moment, 
you have   enough fuel left to 
drive approximately 30 miles (50 km)  , 
depending on the driving conditions, the 
engine and the profile of the road. Fill up 
without delay to avoid running out of fuel.     T h e   f u e l   t a n k   m u s t   b e   fi   l l e d    
with the engine off . 
   -   Open the fuel filler flap.  
  -   Support the cap with one hand. 
  -   With the other hand, insert the key, then  turn it anticlockwise. 
  -   Remove the cap and hook it onto the  clip located on the inside of the flap.  
 A label affixed to the inside of the flap  
reminds you of the type of fuel to be used.  
 When filling the fuel tank, do not continue  
after the 3rd cut-off of the nozzle. This could 
cause malfunctions.  
 The capacity of the fuel tank is  
approximately   90  litres. 
   -   After filling the fuel tank, lock the cap  and close the flap.  
 FUEL CIRCUIT DEACTIVATED 
 In the event of a serious collision, a device  
automatically cuts off the fuel supply    
 to the engine and the vehicle’s electrical  
supply. 
 FILLING WITH FUEL 
 Fuel tanks of different capacities,  
60 and 125 litres, are sold.    Check that there is no smell or leak of fuel 
outside the vehicle.  
 Restore the supply by pressing:  
   -   the first button, 
located below the steering wheel.
  -   the second button,    ocated in the battery l compartment  
under the front passenger ’s floor. 
   Fuel       

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 134  TYPES OF BULB 
 Various types of bulb are installed on your  
vehicle. To remove them: 
 CHANGING A BULB 
  
Type A   Entirely glass bulb: pull gently as 
it is fitted by pressure.   
  
Type B   Bayonet bulb: press on the bulb 
then turn it anticlockwise.   
  
Type C   Cylindrical bulb: move aside the 
contacts.   
  
Type D - E  Halogen bulb: release the 
retaining spring from its  
housing.   
   Changing  a  bulb     

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  FRONT LIGHTS 
 Open the bonnet. To access the bulbs, reach  
behind the headlamp unit.  
 Carry out the operations in reverse order to  
refit each bulb.   1 - Dipped headlamp  
  
Type D,   H7 - 55 W 
   -   Remove the cover by turning it  anticlockwise. 
  -   Disconnect the electrical connector. 
  -   Release the retaining spring by pressing  on the two clips. 
  -   Change the bulb taking care to align the  metal part with the grooves on the light.      3 - Main beam headlamp 
  
Type E,   H1 - 55 W 
   -   Remove the cover by turning it  anticlockwise. 
  -   Disconnect the electrical connector. 
  -   Release the retaining spring by pressing  on the two clips. 
  -   Change the bulb taking care to align the  metal part with the groove on the light.   
  2 - Side light 
  
Type A,   W 5 W - 5 W 
   -   Remove the cover by turning it  anticlockwise. 
     -      R e m o v e   t h e   b u l b   h o l d e r   fi   t t e d   b y   p r e s s u r e .  
  -   Change the bulb.      4 - Direction indicators 
  
Type B,   PY 21 W - 21 W 
   -   Turn the bulb holder a quarter turn  anticlockwise.      Changing  a  bulb       

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   -   Remove the bulb by pressing it lightly while turning it anticlockwise. 
  -   Change the bulb.   
  DIRECTION INDICATOR SIDE  
REPEATER 
  
Type A,   W 16 WF - 16 W 
   -   Move the mirror glass to access the  screws. 
  -   Unscrew the two screws using the  screwdriver supplied. 
  -   Pull the bulb holder to release it from the  dog points. 
  -   Pull the bulb then change it.     
Front/Rear    
  5 - Fog lamps  
  
Type D,   H1 - 55 W 
   -   Turn the steering fully to the left. 
  -   Unscrew the screw located in the wheel  arch then open the flap. 
  -   Remove the cover. 
  -   Disconnect the electrical connector. 
  -   Release the retaining spring by pressing  on the two clips. 
  -   Change the bulb taking care to align the  metal part with the grooves on the light.  
 Halogen bulbs must be changed after  
the headlamp has been off for several 
minutes (risk of serious burns). Do not touch 
 t h e   b u l b   d i r e c t l y   w i t h   y o u r   fi   n g e r s ,   u s e   l i n t - f r e e  
cloths.  
 When each operation has been completed,  
check the operation of the lights.  
 When using a high pressure washer  
on stubborn dirt, do not persist on the 
headlamps, the lights and their periphery to 
avoid damaging their varnish and seal.   
  COURTESY LIGHTS 
  
Type C,   12 V 10 W - 10 W 
   -   Press the points, indicated by the  arrows, then remove the courtesy light. 
  -   Open the protective flap.  
  -   Change the bulb moving aside the  two contacts. 
  -   Ensure that the new bulbs are secured  correctly between the two contacts. 
  -   Close the protective flap. 
  -   Fix the courtesy light in its housing and  ensure that it is secured correctly.   
   Changing  a  bulb      

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   Changing  a  bulb   
 REAR LIGHTS 
 For further information concerning the bulbs,  
refer to the table "Types of bulb".   -   Remove the two fixing nuts.  
  -   Pull the lens block from the outside. 
  -   Unscrew the three screws using the 
screwdriver supplied (under the front  
passenger seat) and extract the bulb 
holder. 
  -   Remove the faulty bulb by pressing it  lightly while turning it anticlockwise. 
  -   Change the bulb.  
   
1.      Brake/side lights    
 
Type B,   P21/5 W - 5 W 
  
Type B,   W 5 W - 5 W 
   -   Unscrew the two screws.  
  -   Remove the light. 
  -   Remove the bulb holder moving aside  the two tabs. 
  -   Remove the faulty bulb by pressing it  lightly while turning it anticlockwise. 
  -   Change the bulb.  
  
2.      Direction indicators    
 
Type B,   PY 21 W - 21 W 
  
3.      Reversing lights    
 
Type B,   P21 W - 21 W 
  
4.      Fog lamps    
 
Type B,   P21 W - 21 W  
   -   Identify the faulty bulb then open the  rear doors. 
  -   Disconnect the electrical connector. 
 NUMBER PLATE LIGHTS 
  
Type A,   C 5 W - 5 W 
   -   Press the point, indicated by the arrow,  then remove the plastic lens.   
  -   Change the bulb by moving aside the  two contacts.    -   Ensure that the new bulbs are secured 
correctly between the two contacts. 
  -   Replace the plastic lens and press on it.