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INSTRUMENTS and CONTROLS
 When the engine is running or the vehi- 
cle  is  moving,  the  lighting  of  one  of  the 
following  warning  lights  indicates  the 
occurrence of a fault requiring interven-
tion on the part of the driver.    Central alert.  
 Lighting  is  associated  with  
the  displaying  of  another 
warning light: 
   -   punctured wheel,  
  -   braking, 
  -   power steering, 
  -   engine oil pressure, 
  -   coolant temperature,  
 stop  the  vehicle  immediately  and  as  
safely as possible.  
  Service.  
 If this comes on, it indicates the  
occurrence of a problem in one 
of  the  systems  which  does  not 
 h a v e   a   s p e c i fi   c   w a r n i n g   l i g h t .  
 In  order  to  identify  it,  consult  the  mes-
sage on the multifunction display.  
 After checking: 
   -   that the doors, boot, the rear  screen and bonnet are closed, 
  -   the engine oil level, 
     -      t h e   s c r e e n w a s h   fl   u i d   l e v e l ,  
  -   the remote control battery, 
  -   the pressure of the tyres, 
  -   the end of saturation of the particle   e m i s s i o n   fi   l t e r   ( D i e s e l ) ,    
   for  any  other  situations,  contact  a  
 PEUGEOT  dealer.     Braking.  
 If this comes on, it indicates the  
occurrence  of  a  fault  in  one  of 
the braking systems: 
       -      s i g n i fi   c a n t   d r o p   i n   t h e   l e v e l   i n   t h e   circuit, 
  -   electronic brake force distribution  (EBFD) faulty (simultaneous 
lighting of the ABS warning light),  
 stop  the  vehicle  immediately  and  as 
safely as possible.  
 When the vehicle is moving, check that  
the handbrake is fully released.  
 Any  fault  resulting  in  the  displaying 
of a warning light must be the subject 
of further diagnostics by reading the 
associated  message  on  the  multi-
function display.  
   Should  you  encounter  any  prob- 
lems,  do  not  hesitate  to  contact  a 
 PEUGEOT  dealer.  
   Warning lights 
  Anti-lock braking system 
(ABS).  
  If this comes on, it indicates the  
occurrence of a fault in the anti-
lock braking system. 
 However,  this  does  not  prevent  opera-
tion of the vehicle’s assisted braking.  
  Common warning lights  
   Dynamic stability control 
(ESP/ASR).  
  The  ESP/ASR  system  is  put  
into service automatically when 
the vehicle is started. 
 Unless the system has been deactivated, 
if this warning light and the indicator light 
on  the  button  come  on  continuously,  this 
indicates  the  occurrence  of  a  fault  in 
the  ESP/ASR  system  or  in  the  hill  start 
assistance.