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FAMILIARISATION
 OPENING 
  Retractable roof  The operation of the roof is the ex- 
clusive responsibility of the driver.  
 To  avoid  any  risk  of  injury  when  
operating  the  roof,  ensure  that  no 
one  is  standing  near  the  moving 
parts.  
 You are strongly advised not to op- 
erate the roof in strong winds.   When washing your vehicle:  
   -   lock  the  vehicle  using  the  re-
mote control or the key, 
  -   avoid  spraying  the  upper  part  of the windows, 
  -   keep the end of the high pres- sure  nozzle  at  least  1  metre  
from  the  windows  and  door 
seals.  
 When  the  vehicle  has  been 
washed or after rain, wait until the 
roof has dried before opening it.   It  is  preferable  to  operate  the  roof 
with  the  engine  running  and  the 
vehicle  stationary.  Wait  until  the 
end  of  operation  message  ap-
pears  in  the  multifunction  screen 
before moving off.  
 The  operation  can  only  be  car- 
ried out when moving if the speed 
 i s    b e l o w    6    m p h    ( 1 0      k m / h ) ,    a n d  
you  are  driving  smoothly  on  level 
ground.  
 After  the  roof  has  been  operated  
fully  four  times  in  succession,  the 
system  switches  to  protection 
mode  temporarily  to  avoid  dam-
age  to  the  roof  motors.  Let  the 
system  rest  for  approximately  ten 
minutes; if you are unable to oper-
ate the roof after this time, contact 
a PEUGEOT dealer.   
  Preliminary conditions  
   
     Start the engine 
  
     You must ensure that: 
   -   the electric windows are initialised   ( s e e   c o r r e s p o n d i n g   s e c t i o n ) ,  
  -   the ambient temperature is higher  than -15 °C.   
  Precautions to be taken before  
operating the roof   
   
     Park the vehicle on level ground. 
  
     Check  that  no  objects  could  hinder 
the operation of the roof: 
   -   nothing  should  be  placed  on  the  moving  rear  shelf    1 ,  on  the  boot 
screen   2  or on the side trims   3 , 
  -   if  luggage  is  transported  in  the  boot,  it  must  not  lift  the  boot  
screen, 
  -   any  objects,  such  as  a  jacket  or  umbrella, placed in the boot, must 
be  secured  using  the  luggage  re-
taining net   4 .  
  
     Check  that  the  boot  screen    2   is  se-
 c u r e d   fi   r m l y .  
  
     Close the boot correctly.           

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INSTRUMENTS and CONTROLS
             PETROL - DIESEL MANUAL OR AUTOMATIC GEARBOX INSTRUMENT PANELS 
 Panel  grouping  together  the  vehicle  
operation  indication  dials  and  warning 
lamps.   
5.     Small screen.   
  
6.     Central screen.   
  
7.     Control button.    
  Starts a manual CHECK and recalls  the service information.  
  Resets the function to zero (trip dis- tance recorder or service indicator). 
  
8.     Instrument panel lighting    
dimmer    
  Adjusts the brightness of the lighting  of the instruments and controls.  
  Dials  
   
1.     Rev counter.    
  Indicates the speed of rotation of the  engine (x 1 000 rpm). 
  
2.     Coolant temperature.    
  Indicates  the  temperature  of  the  engine coolant (° Celsius). 
  
3.     Fuel level.    
  Indicates the quantity of fuel remain- ing in the tank. 
  
4.     Vehicle speed.    
  Indicates  the  current  speed  of  the  moving vehicle (mph or km/h).     
A.     Trip distance recorder.    
  (miles or km)  
  
B.     Distance recorder.    
  (miles or km) 
  
C.     Engine oil level indicator,    
   service indicator.    
  (miles or km)  
  These  two  functions  are  displayed  when  the  ignition  is  switched  on,  
then disappear after a few seconds.  
  Displays 
 For  more  information,  refer  to  the 
paragraph which relates to the but-
ton  or  function  and  its  associated 
display.   The following functions are displayed in 
accordance with the selection.  
   -    
Warning lamps/CHECK.   
  -      T y r e   u n d e r - i n fl   a t i o n   d e t e c t i o n .   
  -     Speed limiter/Cruise control.   
  -     Gear shift indicator.   
  -     Automatic gearbox.   
  -  
 
Navigation - Guidance/Trip computer.          

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INSTRUMENTS and CONTROLS
             PETROL - DIESEL MANUAL OR AUTOMATIC GEARBOX PEUGEOT CONNECT MEDIA INSTRUMENT PANELS 
 Panel  grouping  together  the  vehicle  
operation  indication  dials  and  warning 
lamps.   
5.     Small screen.   
  
6.     Central screen.   
  
7.     Control button.    
  Starts a manual CHECK and recalls  the service information.  
  Resets the function to zero (trip dis- tance recorder or service indicator). 
  
8.     Instrument panel lighting    
dimmer   
.    
  Adjusts  the  brightness  of  the  lighting  of the instruments and controls.  
  Dials  
   
1.     Rev counter.    
  Indicates the speed of rotation of the  engine (x 1 000 rpm). 
  
2.     Coolant temperature.    
  Indicates  the  temperature  of  the  engine coolant (° Celsius). 
  
3.     Fuel level.    
  Indicates the quantity of fuel remain- ing in the tank. 
  
4.     Vehicle speed.    
  Indicates  the  current  speed  of  the  moving vehicle (mph or km/h).     
A.     Trip distance recorder.    
  (miles or km)  
  
B.     Distance recorder.    
  (miles or km) 
  
C.     Engine oil level indicator,    
  se  rvice indicator.    
  (miles or km)  
  These  two  functions  are  displayed  when  the  ignition  is  switched  on,  
then disappear after a few seconds.  
  Displays 
 For further information, refer to the 
paragraph which relates to the but-
ton  or  function  and  its  associated 
display.   The following functions are displayed in 
accordance with the selection.  
   -    
Warning lamps/CHECK.   
  -      T y r e   u n d e r - i n fl   a t i o n   d e t e c t i o n .   
  -     Speed limiter/Cruise control.   
  -     Gear shift indicator.   
  -     Automatic gearbox.   
  -    
Navigation - Guidance/Trip computer.   
  -    Vehicle parameters.          

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INSTRUMENTS and CONTROLS
 When  the  engine  is  running  or  the  ve- 
hicle is moving, the lighting of one of the 
following  warning  lamps  indicates  the 
occurrence of a fault requiring action by 
the driver.   Central alert.  
 Lighting  is  associated  with  
the display of another warn-
ing lamp: 
   -   punctured wheel,  
  -   braking, 
  -   power steering, 
  -   engine oil pressure, 
  -   coolant temperature,  
 requiring you to stop the vehicle as soon  
as it is safe to do so.  
  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 a m p .  
 In  order  to  identify  it,  see  the  message 
in the multifunction screen.  
 It comes on temporarily for minor faults  
which can be resolved by the driver.    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    fl   u i d    l e v e l    i n   the system, 
  -   electronic  brake  force  distribution  (EBFD) fault (the ABS warning lamp 
comes on as well),  
 stop the vehicle immediately as soon as 
it is safe to do so.  
 When the vehicle is moving, check that  
the parking brake is fully released.  
 Any  fault  resulting  in  the  display 
of a warning lamp must be investi-
gated  further  by  reading  the  asso-
ciated message in the multifunction 
screen.  
 Should  you  encounter  any  prob- 
lems,  do  not  hesitate  to  contact  a 
PEUGEOT dealer.  
           Warning lamps 
  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  op-
eration  of  the  vehicle's  servo-assisted 
braking.   
  Common warning lamps  
 Minor faults may be connected with:  
   -   opening the doors, boot and bonnet, 
  -   the remote control battery, 
  -   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 ,  
  -   tyre pressures, 
  -   saturation  of  the  particle  emission 
 fi   l t e r   ( D i e s e l ) ,    
 For  other  situations,  involving  ma- 
jor  faults,  the  warning  lamp  comes  on 
permanently;  such  faults  should  be 
checked by a PEUGEOT dealer.        

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INSTRUMENTS and CONTROLS
  Airbags.  
  If  this  is  displayed,  it  indicates  
the occurrence of a fault in one 
of  the  airbag,  roll-over  hoop 
or  pretensioning  seat  belt  sys-
tems.   
  Braking.  
 If  this  is  displayed,  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    fl   u i d    l e v e l    i n   the system, 
  -   electronic  brake  force  distribution  (EBFD) fault (the ABS warning lamp 
comes on as well).  
 Stop the vehicle as soon as it is safe to 
do so.  
 If  the  vehicle  is  moving,  check  that  the  
parking brake is fully released.     Anti-lock braking system 
(ABS).  
 If  this  is  displayed,  it  indicates  
the  occurrence  of  a  fault  in  the 
anti-lock braking system. 
 However,  this  does  not  prevent  op-
eration  of  the  vehicle's  servo-assisted 
braking.   
   Dynamic stability control 
(ESP/ASR).  
  
The  ESP/ASR  system  is  put  into  
service automatically when the ve-
hicle is started. 
 Unless the system has been deactivated, if 
this warning lamp and the indicator lamp on 
the button come on, this indicates the occur-
rence of a fault in the ESP/ASR system.   
  Door open.  
 A door or the boot is open: 
   Ice warning. 
  If  this  is  displayed,  it  indicates  
that  there  is  risk  of  the  forma-
tion  of  ice  on  the  road  below  a 
temperature of 3 °C. 
 Drive carefully.     Parking brake.  
  If this is displayed, while the ve- 
hicle is moving, it indicates that 
the parking brake has not been 
fully released.  
  Electronic immobiliser.  
 If  this  is  displayed,  it  indicates  
the  occurrence  of  a  fault  in  the 
electronic  engine  immobiliser 
system  or  that  the  remote  control  bat-
 t e r y   i s   fl   a t .    
  Fuel level.  
   W h e n    t h i s    fi   r s t    c o m e s    o n ,    y o u   
have  approximately    6  litres   of 
fuel left in the tank. 
 It  is  imperative  that  you  refuel  to  avoid 
running out of fuel.  
   U n t i l   s u f fi   c i e n t   f u e l   h a s   b e e n   a d d e d ,   t h i s   
warning  lamp  comes  on  again  every 
time  the  ignition  is  switched  on,  accom-
panied  by  an  audible  signal  and  an  alert 
message.  When  driving,  this  audible 
signal  and  the  display  of  the  message 
are repeated with increasing frequency 
as the fuel level drops towards   "0" . 
 Capacity  of  the  tank:  approximately 
 
60 litres  . 
     S c r e e n w a s h   fl   u i d   l e v e l .   
 If this is displayed, following an  
action on the wiper stalk, it indi-
 c a t e s   t h a t   t h e   fl   u i d   l e v e l   i s   l o w .  
   F i l l   t h e   s c r e e n w a s h / h e a d l a m p   w a s h   fl   u -
id reservoir when you next stop.      -  
if  the  speed  is  below  6  mph  (10  km/h), 
this warning lamp is displayed in orange, 
  -  if  the  speed  is  higher  than  6  mph 
(10 km/h),  this  warning  lamp  is  dis-
played in red.   
  Coolant level.  
  If  this  is  displayed,  it  indicates  
 a n   i n s u f fi   c i e n t   l e v e l   o f   c o o l a n t   i n  
the system. Stop the vehicle as 
soon as it is safe to do so.  
 Never  continue  to  drive  until  you 
run  out  of  fuel,  this  could  damage 
the  emission  control  and  injection 
systems.